Clermont County Dog Training Club

Club & facility

Clermont County Dog Training Club (CCDTC) is a member-run club in Milford built around a 12,000 square foot indoor, climate-controlled building with special flooring for agility and active sports. It welcomes "Dogs of Any Breed or Mixed Breed," and members can reserve ring space, which makes it a good fit for owners who want ongoing access to training space rather than a one-off course.

Activities

The club's emphasis is sport and group instruction: obedience classes, agility instruction and CPE-affiliated agility trials, rally, and "Happy Ratters" rat-sports events, plus workshops and seminars. This is a dog-sport community more than a behavior-rehab or board-and-train provider. The site does not state a specific training methodology, founding year, or instructor certifications, and it operates on a volunteer membership model (currently fundraising for turf). Owners with a reactive or seriously misbehaving dog may want a dedicated behavior trainer instead, but for obedience foundations and competitive dog sports the facility and breadth of events are strong.