Welcome to Valor K9 Academy®
Training for Every Dog.
Do you struggle with getting your dog to listen?
Want your dog to walk nicely on leash?
Need help training your puppy?
You’ve come to the right place!
The Certified Professional Dog Trainers at Valor K9 Academy® have trained thousands of dogs since 2014. Our training programs include puppy training, obedience, service dog training and behavioral rehabilitation. Whether you’re looking for private one-on-one lessons, group classes, boarding or board & train programs, contact us today. We have trainers in Boise, ID; Chattanooga, TN; and Spokane, WA. We also have a convenient online training program.
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Our Company
Valor K9 Academy® is veteran-owned and operated. We opened in April of 2014, and since then we have trained over 4,500 dogs in various settings. Our team of professional dog trainers use a balanced and fully customized approach to training. Check out our 100+ videos on YouTube and more than 350 5-star reviews online. We train all dogs, big and small. Let us help bring out the best in your dog today!
Benefits
*Complimentary consultations
*Customized training plans
*Certified trainers
*Fully licensed & insured
*In-home and online services
*Family-friendly
*Competitive rates
What Our Clients Say About Us
“Path of Hope recommends Valor K9 100%” – Caitlin Knight, founder Path of Hope Rescue (Spokane, WA)
“Valor K9 will transform the relationship you have with your dog for the better.” – Nicole Williams
“I highly recommend Valor K9 Academy. Your pup will thank you and you’ll be a much happier puppy parent.” – Jill Fix
“I absolutely love the trainers here!” -Andrea Root
“Valor K9 Academy is AMAZING!” – Cheri Scandalis, founder Higher Ground Animal Sanctuary (Mead, WA)
“I drive an hour each way to attend classes with Valor K9 and it is worth the drive every time. I recommend Valor K9 Academy to as many people I can.” -Teck Gotreau
“VK9 Academy is very professional and truly care in helping dogs and their owners.” – Ashley Transtrum
Site last updated on 20 February 2021