Moore Canine Co., LLC
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About Moore Canine Co., LLC
Who runs it
"Nate is a U.S. Army veteran and professional dog trainer… He brings the discipline and focus he learned in the Army to every session, with a results-driven approach and a real soft spot for the dogs other people have given up on." The site dates the business and what came before it: "Nate left the military in 2021… Before founding Moore Canine Co., LLC in 2025, Nate refined his craft leading group classes and training sessions at another dog training company."
The dog the business is built around
"Not long after, he rescued Rosie, a neglected and highly reactive German Shepherd. Most people would have called her a lost cause. Instead, she became his teacher. Through patient, consistent training, Rosie transformed into a calm, confident dog. Today she plays a key role in helping client dogs work through their own reactivity and social challenges." A second dog, Gina, "a driven German Shepherd and Malinois mix," also "assists in the training process." The line the site repeats as its thesis is Nate's own: "Dogs can't change without their humans changing too."
Who else trains
"Alexis Bissett is Moore Canine Co.'s Head Trainer. She trains right alongside Nate, an extra set of experienced hands and eyes on every dog that comes through."
Programs, with prices published
Seven, all costed. "Free Evaluation" is a "free 20-minute video or phone call." "In-Home Evaluation, $100 — A 30 to 45 minute in-home evaluation where we meet your dog where the behavior actually happens, then leave you with an honest read and a clear plan." "14-Day Board & Train, $2,775 — Your dog stays and trains with us for 14 days and comes home with a working foundation: sit, down, stay, place, recall, and leash pressure. Three in-home follow-ups are included so it sticks." "Behavior Modification Board & Train, $3,775 — a 14-day immersive board and train built specifically for dogs with bite history, aggression, redirection, severe anxiety, and extreme reactivity. E-collar training and the collar are included." "Private Lessons, From $700 — In-home, one-on-one lessons… Choose a 3, 5, or 7-lesson bundle." "Take & Train, From $1,000/mo — We pick your dog up, work them in parks, stores, and public settings, then bring them home to you," described as "the closest thing to a Board & Train without your dog ever leaving home," at "2 to 4 hours per session." "Group Class, $50 per class — A four-week group class that builds focus and manners around other dogs and people."
Where they work
"Serving Northern Kentucky & Greater Cincinnati. We come to you for in-home lessons across the river cities and the Cincinnati metro, with board and train open to families from anywhere." The Kentucky side is listed as "Covington, Newport, Florence, Independence, Erlanger, Fort Thomas, and more."
Hours and contact
"Mon–Thu 9:00am – 5:00pm. Fri–Sat 8:00am – 6:00pm. Sunday closed." Contact is "(859) 739-4090, nate@moorecaninecollc.com."
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