About All Dogs Allowed

All Dogs Allowed is a training and enrichment center in Cary. It describes itself as providing "group classes, day training, and private training" through "a diverse team of qualified trainers" working to keep the environment "accessible, inclusive, and fun – for both the dogs and the humans." The business is explicit that its team places "a focus on continuing education, working towards training and behavior certifications."

What the center runs

Group classes are deliberately small – "small in size but big in personality" – and the published topics are puppy socialization and development, manners and obedience, Canine Good Citizen, Therapy Dog, and dog sports for fitness and enrichment. Private training is offered both at the Cary facility and around the Triangle, and covers "everything from puppy basics to advanced behavior modification." Day training is a drop-off program giving the dog "training, structure, and enrichment" while the owner is at work.

Why it works, in the business's words

The stated aim is owner understanding rather than a finished dog: "Beyond getting results in the moment, we want you to understand how you got those results, how to get them again, and how to apply the same techniques with other behaviors." The site makes a point of welcoming dogs other programs might turn away – "From social to fearful, special needs to rescue dogs – all dogs are welcome."