Question 1

How much does dog training cost in Amarillo, TX?

Accepted Answer

Dog training in Amarillo typically costs between $1,295 and $3,995 depending on the program and your dog's specific needs. At Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo, our Basic Obedience package starts at $1,495 for private lessons, while our comprehensive 2-Week Board and Train program is $2,495. Our 4-Week Board and Train with lifetime support is $2,995. Aggressive dog training and service dog programs range from $2,995 to $5,995. All programs include a training guarantee and lifetime support. We serve Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and all 25 Texas Panhandle communities with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.

Question 2

What areas do you serve in the Texas Panhandle?

Accepted Answer

Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo serves all Randall County, Potter County, Carson County, and the entire Texas Panhandle including Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, Tulia, Kress, Silverton, Wheeler, Whitedeer, Stratford, Bishop Hills, Washburn, Bushland, Wildorado, Claude, Vega, Panhandle, Groom, Goodnight, Dawn, Happy, Adrian, Fritch, and White Deer. Our board and train facility is located in Amarillo at 8111 S Soncy Rd, Unit 150. We provide in-home mobile training throughout all Randall County and surrounding Texas Panhandle areas. Training is available at local parks, your home, or our Amarillo facility serving 25 Texas Panhandle communities.

Question 3

Where is your dog training facility located in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Our board and train facility is located at 8111 S Soncy Rd, Unit 150, Amarillo, TX 79119 in Randall County. We're conveniently located on South Soncy Road, easily accessible from I-40 and I-27. Our Amarillo facility serves clients throughout Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and all surrounding Texas Panhandle communities. We offer facility tours by appointment. We also provide mobile in-home training throughout all 25 communities we serve in the Texas Panhandle. Contact us at (806) 680-6845 to schedule a facility tour or consultation.

Question 4

What training methods do you use?

Accepted Answer

We use balanced training methods that combine positive reinforcement with clear communication and boundaries. Our training system is the same proven method used by military and law enforcement K9 units worldwide. We incorporate e-collar training for reliable off-leash control, which allows your dog freedom while maintaining safety throughout Amarillo parks, trails, and Texas Panhandle communities. Our approach focuses on building a strong relationship between you and your dog based on trust, respect, and clear communication. We customize every training plan to your dog's temperament, learning style, and your specific goals throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle.

Question 5

Do you offer a training guarantee?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo offers a comprehensive training guarantee on all our programs. We guarantee your dog will learn all commands taught during the program when you follow our training protocols. For board and train clients, we provide lifetime support, meaning if your dog ever needs a refresher or you have questions years later, we're here to help at no additional cost. Our goal is not just to train your dog, but to ensure long-term success for your entire family throughout Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, and all Texas Panhandle communities. This guarantee is backed by our 259 five-star Google reviews.

Question 6

How long does dog training take in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

The duration of dog training in Amarillo depends on your chosen program and your dog's specific needs. Our private lesson packages typically span 4-6 weeks with weekly sessions at your home or our Amarillo facility. Our 2-Week Board and Train program provides intensive training with your dog staying at our Amarillo facility for 14 days. Our most comprehensive 4-Week Board and Train program offers the deepest level of training and behavior modification. For aggressive dogs or complex behavioral issues, we recommend a minimum of 3-4 weeks. Puppy training usually takes 4-6 weeks. Remember that training is an ongoing process, and we provide lifetime support throughout the Texas Panhandle.

Question 7

Can you train aggressive dogs in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo specializes in aggressive dog behavior modification throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. We successfully train dogs with aggression toward people, other dogs, food aggression, territorial aggression, fear-based aggression, and leash reactivity throughout Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and all Texas Panhandle communities. Our trainers have extensive experience working with aggressive breeds and dogs with bite histories. We use proven behavior modification techniques combined with our balanced training approach to address the root cause of aggression. Most aggressive dog cases require our 3-4 Week Board and Train program at our Amarillo facility for best results. We've helped hundreds of families in Amarillo and throughout the Texas Panhandle keep their dogs when others said it was impossible.

Question 8

What's included in your Board and Train program?

Accepted Answer

Our Amarillo Board and Train program includes comprehensive training while your dog stays at our Randall County facility. Your dog receives multiple training sessions daily covering obedience commands (Sit, Down, Place, Stay, Heel, Come), off-leash control, door manners, and behavior modification. We provide all training equipment including an e-collar, leash, and training materials. At the end of the program, you receive hands-on transfer lessons at our facility where we teach you how to maintain and continue your dog's training. All board and train programs include lifetime support. Your dog stays in a safe, climate-controlled facility with 24/7 care and supervision in Amarillo, easily accessible from Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and all Texas Panhandle communities.

Question 9

Do you train service dogs in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo provides professional service dog training for individuals with disabilities throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. We train dogs for mobility assistance, medical alert (diabetic alert, seizure alert), PTSD support, anxiety response, autism support, and other disability-related tasks. Our service dog program includes public access training, task-specific training customized to your needs, and ADA compliance preparation. We have extensive experience training service dogs for veterans, first responders, and civilians throughout Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and surrounding communities. We work with both owner-trained service dogs and dogs we help you select. The typical service dog training program takes 4-6 months depending on complexity.

Question 10

What age should I start puppy training in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

You can start puppy training in Amarillo as early as 8 weeks old. Early training is crucial for proper socialization and preventing future behavior problems. Our puppy training program is designed for puppies between 8 weeks and 6 months old. During this critical development period, we focus on foundational obedience, bite inhibition, housebreaking, crate training, and socialization with people, dogs, and new environments throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. The earlier you start training, the easier it is to shape good behaviors and prevent bad habits from forming. Puppies who complete our program become well-adjusted adult dogs with excellent manners throughout Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle.

Question 11

Do you use e-collars for training?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we incorporate e-collar (electronic collar) training as part of our balanced training approach. E-collars, when used properly by trained professionals, are the most effective tool for achieving reliable off-leash control and ensuring your dog's safety in any environment throughout Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. We use modern, high-quality e-collars with adjustable stimulation levels that feel like a gentle tap to your dog. The e-collar becomes a communication tool, similar to a leash, allowing you to give your dog freedom while maintaining control at Amarillo parks, trails, and throughout Texas Panhandle communities. All e-collar training is done progressively and humanely. We include comprehensive e-collar education in all programs.

Question 12

Do you offer in-home dog training in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer comprehensive in-home private dog training throughout all Texas Panhandle and Randall County communities. Our trainers come directly to your home in Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, Tulia, Kress, Silverton, Wheeler, Whitedeer, Stratford, Bishop Hills, Washburn, Bushland, Wildorado, Claude, Vega, Panhandle, Groom, Goodnight, Dawn, Happy, Adrian, Fritch, White Deer, or any of our 25 service areas. In-home training is ideal for addressing specific behavioral issues in your dog's actual environment, working on door manners, greeting behaviors, and house training. We also provide training at local Amarillo parks and other public locations to ensure your dog's obedience transfers to all environments throughout the Texas Panhandle.

Question 13

Can you help with leash pulling in Amarillo?

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Absolutely! Leash pulling is one of the most common behavior issues we address in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle, and we have a 100% success rate fixing it. Our training teaches your dog proper heel position and loose-leash walking through consistent communication and boundaries. Most dogs learn to stop pulling within the first few training sessions. We teach you how to maintain this behavior so your daily walks around Amarillo neighborhoods, Thompson Park, John Stiff Memorial Park, or anywhere in Randall County become enjoyable instead of frustrating. Whether your dog is mildly pulling or dragging you down the street, we can fix it throughout the Texas Panhandle.

Question 14

What breeds do you train in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo trains all breeds and sizes of dogs throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle, from tiny Chihuahuas to giant Great Danes. We specialize in working with challenging breeds including Pit Bulls, German Shepherds, Rottweilers, Belgian Malinois, Huskies, Cane Corsos, Dobermans, and other powerful or stubborn breeds. We also excel at training small breeds, herding breeds, hunting breeds, and mixed breeds throughout Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle. Our training methods work with any breed because we adapt our approach to each individual dog's temperament, drive, and learning style. Whether you have a rescue dog, purebred, mixed breed, working line, or show line dog in Amarillo, we have the experience and expertise to train them successfully.

Question 15

Do you offer payment plans for dog training?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo offers flexible payment plans to make professional dog training accessible for families throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. We accept cash, all major credit cards, debit cards, Venmo, Zelle, and checks. For board and train programs, we typically require a deposit to reserve your spot, with the balance due before your dog enters training. We also accept CareCredit for those who prefer financing options. We believe every dog in Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and throughout the Texas Panhandle deserves proper training, and cost shouldn't be a barrier to creating a safe, happy household. Contact us at (806) 680-6845 to discuss payment options.

Question 16

Can older dogs be trained in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! The saying 'you can't teach an old dog new tricks' is completely false. We successfully train dogs of all ages in Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle, from 8-week-old puppies to senior dogs in their teens. While puppies may learn faster due to having fewer ingrained habits, older dogs often focus better and have longer attention spans. Adult and senior dogs can absolutely learn obedience commands, break bad habits, and develop new behaviors throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. Whether your dog is 6 months, 6 years, or 12 years old, professional training can dramatically improve their quality of life and your relationship. Many of our most impressive transformations come from older rescue dogs and adult dogs with years of bad habits we've successfully retrained in Amarillo.

Question 17

Do you work with rescue dogs in Amarillo?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We love working with rescue dogs and have extensive experience training dogs from Amarillo area rescues, Randall County animal shelters, and adoption organizations throughout the Texas Panhandle. Rescue dogs often come with unknown backgrounds, fear issues, or behavioral problems from past trauma or lack of socialization. Our patient, balanced approach helps rescue dogs overcome their past and become confident, well-behaved family members. We've successfully trained rescue dogs throughout Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and all Texas Panhandle communities. Whether you just adopted a rescue dog or have had one for years with persistent issues, we can help throughout Randall County. Many of our most rewarding success stories come from rescue dogs that other trainers gave up on.

Question 18

What Amarillo parks do you train at?

Accepted Answer

We provide training at numerous Amarillo-area parks and public locations throughout Randall County and Potter County to ensure your dog's obedience works everywhere. Popular training locations include Thompson Park, John Stiff Memorial Park, Medi Park, Rick Klein Sports Complex, Bones Hooks Park, North Heights Park, Elwood Park, and numerous neighborhood parks throughout Amarillo, Canyon, and surrounding areas. Training in real-world environments with distractions is crucial for reliable off-leash control. We select training locations based on your dog's needs and training goals throughout the Texas Panhandle, ensuring they can perform commands around other dogs, people, wildlife, and all the distractions Randall County and the Texas Panhandle have to offer.

Question 19

Do you train dogs near West Texas A&M University?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We provide dog training services throughout the Canyon area including areas near West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) campus. Many WTAMU students, faculty, and staff choose our training programs for their dogs. We understand the unique needs of the university community and offer flexible scheduling to accommodate class schedules and academic calendars. Our Amarillo facility at 8111 S Soncy Rd is just 15 minutes from Canyon. We also offer mobile in-home training for those living in student housing or rental properties near WTAMU. Contact us at (806) 680-6845 to discuss training options for the WTAMU community.

Question 20

Why should I choose Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo over other Texas Panhandle trainers?

Accepted Answer

Off Leash K9 Training Amarillo stands out with 259 five-star Google reviews, a 5.0 perfect rating, and proven results throughout Randall County and the Texas Panhandle. Unlike other trainers, we offer: (1) Lifetime support on all programs - not just 6 weeks, (2) Training guarantee ensuring your dog learns when you follow our protocols, (3) Same methods used by military and law enforcement worldwide, (4) Experience training over 10,000 dogs with all breeds, temperaments, and issues, (5) Board and train facility in Amarillo plus mobile in-home training throughout 25 Texas Panhandle communities, (6) Proven success with aggressive dogs and severe behavioral issues, (7) Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. We're not the cheapest option in Amarillo, but we deliver results that last a lifetime. Our reputation in Amarillo, Pampa, Plainview, Canyon, Borger, and throughout the Texas Panhandle speaks for itself.

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