About Farm Dog Oklahoma

What they offer

Farm Dog Oklahoma is a Tulsa trainer for farm, ranch and city dogs. Its programs include a three to six week board and train for farm and ranch dogs, a two-week city dog board and train for obedience and manners, a three-week off-leash program using low-level e-collar training, a two-week puppy board and train, rehabilitation for feral and fearful dogs, and day training and private lessons at the client's home or property.

How they train

The site says it puts practical farm skills before obedience. Dogs in its board and train programs live in the trainer's home rather than a kennel, visit the barn daily and go on outings to feed stores, parks and restaurants, with weekend visits home. Its feral dog rehab uses nose-centric, nature-based work rather than traditional obedience.

Who trains

The about page names Micah Cox as founder and says she has trained dogs for over ten years, holds a degree in Animal Science-Ranch Operations and is a certified AKC Farm Dog Judge.

Good to know

The day train program is for clients in the Tulsa area, and sessions are by appointment. Ask about program availability, since the site says some programs book out.