About Feeders Pet Supply Obedience & Training

Overview

Feeders Pet Supply is a regional pet-supply retailer with stores across Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Tennessee and North Carolina. A number of its stores host in-store obedience classes, and the Greensburg, Indiana location at 480 E Greensburg Commons is one of them.

This is a retail-hosted class program, not a dedicated training business. It should be evaluated as such: it is an accessible, low-commitment entry point into basic obedience rather than a full-service training practice.

What Is Offered at Greensburg

The chain's published 2026 class schedule confirms that the Greensburg store runs one class:

– **Beginner / Puppy & Adult Combo, Level 1** — held Sundays at 2:00 PM.

The combined puppy-and-adult format means a household is not excluded on the basis of the dog's age, which matters at a location running only one class slot. The listed local trainer contact for the Greensburg class is Michael Shea Fox.

Larger stores in the chain — mainly the Louisville-area and Lexington-area Kentucky locations — additionally run Level 2 intermediate and Level 3 advanced classes, including Good Citizen, Rally O, Nose Work, Therapy Dog and Intro to Agility. **None of those advanced classes are currently scheduled at Greensburg.** An owner who completes Level 1 here and wants to continue will need to look elsewhere or wait for the schedule to change.

Program Structure

Across the chain, each session runs six weeks with one class of roughly one hour per week. New sessions start on published dates a few times a year. The chain describes its beginner classes as suited to puppies roughly 8 to 18 weeks old, covering "basic commands (sit, stay, come), socialization with other dogs, proper leash walking, and effective house training techniques."

The chain's general positioning is "Positive training for happy, well-behaved dogs." No method statement more specific than that is published, and no trainer credentials are listed for any location.

Setting

Classes take place inside the retail store. That has practical implications worth understanding: the training environment includes ordinary store activity, which provides real distraction practice, but it is not a dedicated training floor and there is no boarding, daycare, day training or in-home option attached.

Practical Notes

Schedules at individual stores change between sessions, and the chain publishes its class schedule as a single centrally maintained document rather than per-store pages. Anyone interested should call the Greensburg store to confirm the current session start date and that the Sunday class is still running before planning around it.

This listing suits an owner in Decatur County who wants an affordable, convenient first obedience course close to home. Owners needing behaviour work, board-and-train, private lessons or advanced classes should look at dedicated trainers in the Columbus and Seymour area instead.