About Dominion Dog Training

What they do

Dominion Dog Training publishes a short, priced menu and nothing else, which makes it easy to read. Private lessons run as a four-lesson block at five hundred and twenty-five dollars. Board and train comes in two lengths, a two-week program at fifteen hundred and fifty dollars and a four-week program at twenty-nine hundred. Boarding and daycare fill out the rest: overnight boarding, a full day of daycare, and a half day.

Who runs it

The site names Chase Brannen as owner and trainer and gives his background in his own words. He grew up on his family's cattle farm in Statesboro, Georgia, working traditional stock breeds, and learned to prepare young dogs for farm work before they took it up full time. He founded Dominion Dog Training in 2021, and the site states that since then he has worked with hundreds of dogs and clients, taught through school programs, and trained under another named trainer.

What to expect

Owner reviews on the site repeatedly describe training that teaches the household, not only the dog – one client writes that "he takes the time to train the adults as well as the dogs" – and lessons delivered as weekly home visits that build on the previous week. The business is openly faith-based: it states that it trains "dogs to the glory of God" and takes its name and its framing from a verse it quotes on the homepage.