No matter what your training goals are, we have the class for you. Ranging from puppy socialization to competition level obedience, we are here to help you train your dog to be a rewarding member of your family. As Nashville's only AKC-licensed club, we regularly compete with our dogs and host trials and tests to title your dogs and earn certifications at our training facility and in the local area. If you loved our classes and want to join a dog training community that is passionate, determined, and supportive, this is the place for you.
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The view below will show the day-by-day schedule for the current class offerings. These offerings and times will change per class session. Use the register button to secure your spot in a class during registration times. Registration typically opens 1-2 weeks before the session, and will be accompanied by an email blast letting all know when it opens.
Classes are a great way to learn new skills, make new friends, and form a great relationship with your dog while transforming them into a rewarding member of your family. We offer classes for all experience levels whether this is your first dog or you're a top-tier competitor. There are courses for dogs of all breeds, backgrounds, and ages.
We host many events at our training facility including trials, matches, and seminars. We are the only Nashville area club that trials, certifies, and titles dogs with the American Kennel Club. Furthermore, when our training rings are not in use for classes, members can reserve the use of a ring for individual training.
Reviews (10)
Seth Pottle
Apr 17, 2022
I have sent email after email trying to contact someone to register for classes and also drove over an hour to see someone on site to register for classes. The site says open and no one was there. I missed Jan and March registration sign up due to no communication and help. I also noticed that even after trying to connect again to register for May and having difficulty and reaching out via email no one has sent one email in correspondence this whole time. At this time it's just rude and sad because I am trying to build a bond with my dog and I am hitting a brick wall with this group.
Patricia Mullen
Sep 06, 2021
Channing Porter
Jul 14, 2021
Sue Hall
Feb 17, 2021
Bobby Clark
Dec 24, 2020
Sent a email week ago no response so I seen they were having a dog show this weekend 04/10/2021 and I've never been to one and I was looking for some help and some advice on showing my European Doberman and when me and my wife got there the people showing there dogs was reel nice but I Guess the person running it was the rudest person I've come across no help pretty much got out no spectators do to coronavirus I wasn't a spectator I was just looking for information on how to join but got nothing but the door so my first experience with a dog show is pretty poor there
Emery Allen
Nov 06, 2020
The registration process is literally impossible. We have tried three times at 6:00pm exactly to register our dog and it always says the classes are full by 6:01pm. It's ridiculous that the literal dog training club has such limited, inaccessible classes. Once you click register, it should hold your spot for like five minutes while you enter your payment information. like when you buy a ticket to something. However, it does not.
So we type our information as quickly as possible (most of it automatically put it) and we STILL were unable to register. I'm so frustrated and disappointed in this process. I'm sure they train all two registered, eligible dogs really well. alas we will never freakin know.
So we type our information as quickly as possible (most of it automatically put it) and we STILL were unable to register. I'm so frustrated and disappointed in this process. I'm sure they train all two registered, eligible dogs really well. alas we will never freakin know.
Kellie Cox
Oct 28, 2019
After comparing several other Nashville dog training services online, I decided to give Nashville Dog Training Club a try as they seemed to be the most affordable with a good offering of classes. I was interested in the Puppy Kindergarten class but the "Register" button on the website did not seem to work for any of the classes. I tried calling on several occasions to get more information but no one responded to any of my calls which seems to be a common complaint based on the reviews.
Since I couldn't register online and couldn't get a hold of anyone on the phone, I felt like my only option was to try bringing my dog to the facility directly. After driving 30 minutes in rush hour traffic to the location, there was no one at the front door to give us any information so we walked further into the building to talk to one of the instructors while her class was on break.
When we started to ask about classes and registering she immediately cut us off with an extremely rude and unprofessional tone and said all registration was closed and wouldn't reopen for several weeks. It sure would've been nice to learn that over the phone before making the drive. She then went on to smugly tell us that dogs were not even supposed to enter the building unless NDTC had their shot records on file ahead of time.
If that requirement was so important then why wasn't anyone working at the front door to enforce the rule? This woman was so rude and unprofessional, I'm actually grateful we didn't get to register for the class because it meant we only had to endure her sour attitude for 10 minutes instead of a whole hour for several weeks. You're better off investing your money in a better dog training experience at a place that is professional and respectful to both their dog and human clients.
Since I couldn't register online and couldn't get a hold of anyone on the phone, I felt like my only option was to try bringing my dog to the facility directly. After driving 30 minutes in rush hour traffic to the location, there was no one at the front door to give us any information so we walked further into the building to talk to one of the instructors while her class was on break.
When we started to ask about classes and registering she immediately cut us off with an extremely rude and unprofessional tone and said all registration was closed and wouldn't reopen for several weeks. It sure would've been nice to learn that over the phone before making the drive. She then went on to smugly tell us that dogs were not even supposed to enter the building unless NDTC had their shot records on file ahead of time.
If that requirement was so important then why wasn't anyone working at the front door to enforce the rule? This woman was so rude and unprofessional, I'm actually grateful we didn't get to register for the class because it meant we only had to endure her sour attitude for 10 minutes instead of a whole hour for several weeks. You're better off investing your money in a better dog training experience at a place that is professional and respectful to both their dog and human clients.
Lisa Mitchell
May 02, 2019
Edwin Acevedo
Jan 10, 2018
Tom Richardson
Apr 27, 2017
