Obedience Training In South East Melbourne

[kmaci]

Can anyone recommend a good obedience class near me. I have looked at the websites for Messy PawZ, Berwick K-9iQ, Pro K9 and would like to know others opinions. I'm planning on calling each place tomorrow but was wondering what success or otherwise others have had.

Thanks

[Cosmolo]

In that area i'd look at Southern Cross Animal Stars and/ or Pro K9.

Make sure you can find out information about the trainers- i am always a bit wary when websites have no information about any qualifications OR experience.

[perfect partners]

In that area i'd look at Southern Cross Animal Stars and/ or Pro K9.

Make sure you can find out information about the trainers- i am always a bit wary when websites have no information about any qualifications OR experience.

Southern Cross Animal Stars trainers are all NDTF qualified and do a lot of training with our own dogs. Our classes are held indoors in a very large area. We have classes for puppies, juniors, beginners, intermediate, advanced, beginners and advanced tricks and pre-performance. Classes are held every night except Fridays, and also on Saturday and Sunday mornings.

[Nekhbet]

I know the owner of K9 IQ and I also know Pro K9, you can't go wrong with either of them if you choose them.

Ultimately go down and take a look, see if you like the environment and how things are run :) you have to be comfortable with the environment so you can get the most out of it

Edited January 3, 2014 by Nekhbet

[Leah82]

If you're looking for something longer term and are happy to travel a bit further I can recommend Knox Obedience Club.

http://www.knoxodc.org.au/

We've had our two there from beginners up to level 3 in obedience and this year I'm going to branch out into Agility for one and Tracking for the other.