About Celtic Canine Training LLC

Celtic Canine Training is Tori Zach's Nashville practice. It is a small, owner-led business and the published material is brief, so what follows is the whole of what the site states.

What you can book here

Four services are named: Basic Obedience, Puppy Kickstart, Day School and Lesson Packages. Day School is the notable one – a drop-off format where the trainer works the dog during the day and the dog comes home at night, which sits between weekly private lessons and a full residential board-and-train. The site runs on an enquiry form rather than a booking calendar, so ask about program lengths and prices when you enquire.

Method

Stated as balanced and personalized: "My mission is to help you build a strong, lasting relationship with your dog through balanced, personalized training." If you want to know whether prong or remote collars feature, that is a question for the first conversation.

Background

Tori describes over five years of professional experience, having worked with hundreds of dogs and studied under trainers she describes as top of the industry. Her own dog Anya, a three-year-old Belgian Malinois, is described as her personal protection and sport dog as well as her sidekick – relevant context for her own training background; ask directly if you want protection work.

What to ask

Ask about certifications, prices and program durations, and what each of the four named offers involves. The site does carry a testimonials section.

Who this suits

Nashville owners who want a small, single-trainer practice and are interested in the day-school format in particular – an option surprisingly few local trainers offer – and who are comfortable settling scope and cost by email or phone.