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By Appointment Only
Appointments are generally available 7 days/week, 8am-8pm. Please call or email us to check our availability.
It is very important that you are ON TIME for your appointment. If you are running early/late by more than 5-10 minutes, please call us before you come. We pride ourselves on giving everyone individual attention, but we cannot do this if our appointments run together.
Office: 320-629-8915
Email: jake@allbreednorth.com
We accept Cash or Checks (made out to AllBreed North) Only. Sorry, we do not accept Credit Cards at this time.
News
Jenny and Copper earned their 2nd Rally Novice leg
In the Land O' Lakes Dog Show at the River Centre, (on January 3) Jenny competed in Rally-Obedience with our Basset Hound, Copper. They earned a score of 98 (out of 100) and tied for first place... The final placement was then determined by the course run time, and they got 2nd place (out of 13 teams).
Tip of the Month
Keep your dog safe this Spring
Season changes bring on new dangers for our dogs, especially puppies born over the winter that have never experienced warmer weather. Here are some tips to keep them safe:
Always supervise them while they are outside. Softer ground may entice digging, plants will become exposed, and fertilizers will begin to be put down. Also, keep them on-leash or in a contained area (we highly recommend physical fencing). Warmer weather may make them more interested in exploring more of their environment, which may lead to roaming and they could get hit by a vehicle.
Watch for open windows and doors. Check your windows to make sure they all have secure screens installed, and don't open them wide enough that your dog could get through. If doors are going to be opened and closed frequently, put your dog in their crate or in a closed room to prevent them from slipping out.
As always, keep them away from any chemicals. Cleaning agents, fertilizers, paint, solvents, insecticides and herbicides are all common dangers used in the springtime. Also, keep them out of the garage... Anti-freeze and oil are very hazardous for your dog.
With the warmer weather, the bugs will start to come out... Make sure they are protected from ticks, fleas and mosquitoes (and heartworm) before they become a problem. Also, make sure they are up to date on all of their vaccinations, especially Lyme's disease.
Welcome
AllBreed North Dog Training & Handling offers a variety of services for pet dogs and their owners with personal attention you won't find anywhere else, including small Dog Training Classes, Doggy Daycare and Boarding in our home, Board & Train Programs (often called "boot camp"), Professional Handling, Private Lessons, Behavior Consultations, and local Transportation. We are located in Rock Creek, Minnesota, and we primarily serve East Central MN, Western Wisconsin, and the Twin Cities Metro Area.
It is our mission to help you foster a great relationship with your dog and be a responsible pet owner, while keeping your dog healthy, happy, and well-balanced. We have over 15 years of experience in dog training, behavior, and care... And we can't wait to share our knowledge with you!
Please note: All dogs are required to be up to date on Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella ("Kennel Cough") before coming here for any service or visit
What's New...
New Class Dates Posted!
Our next class start dates (April 2015) and Newest Training Registration Form is now available! Please contact us to sign up! You can learn more about our classes here.
Puppy Head-Start Board & Train Program
Ages: 2-3 months old (8-12 weeks old)
Length of program: 2 weeks
Cost: $840 (plus any expenses [vet, food, etc.] and/or transportation fees)
Deposit to hold your spot: $100 (non-refundable)
We will get your puppy started on:
Potty Training
Crate Training
Socialization
Basic Obedience- Name Game, Connection/Interrupter words (marker training), Sit, Down, Come, Heel, Wait, Release, LEAVE IT
House and Out-in-Public Manners- Biting/Mouthing, Jumping, Chewing
Leash Etiquette
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