About Off Leash K9 Training Clarksville,TN

Off Leash K9 Training Clarksville is a board-and-train operation based at 2850 Woodlawn Rd, Woodlawn, TN 37191, west of the city and close to the Fort Campbell gates. It is a franchise territory, and the business says so itself: its company facts page states that it "is an independently operated location of Off Leash K9 Training, the dog-training franchise founded by" Nick White, with 130-plus locations nationally.

What they publish

The business describes itself as a company that "specializes in reliable off-leash obedience in 2-4 weeks, board & train, puppy training, aggression rehabilitation, e-collar training, and service- and therapy-dog preparation." Its published price list runs from a single intro lesson at $375, through four- and eight-lesson private packages at $650 and $1,000 and an eight-lesson therapy-dog and ESA development course at $1,000, to board-and-train programs from a one-week puppy jump start at $1,200 up to the four-week Elite at $5,800. Aggression is sold as its own program rather than as an add-on: "our specialized 3-Week Aggression Board & Train ($3,500)", for dogs the site describes as biting, lunging or growling. "Every program includes the e-collar and leash, and financing is available through Affirm."

How it works in practice

Board and train here means the dog lives with a trainer, and the owner gets a handover session at the end: one and a half hours after the one-week program, two hours after the two-week. The published hours are "Open 24/7 (board & train facility)". The four-week program adds a stated minimum of twelve public training sessions in real high-distraction locations, and the site names the Clarksville Greenway, the RiverWalk, Downtown Commons and a farm-supply store among them, which is a useful signal of where the work actually happens in this city.

The Fort Campbell angle

This is the one trainer in the metro that addresses the post directly. A section of the board-and-train page is headed "Military Families Facing Deployment" and is written for owners about to deploy, go TDY or head to the field while a spouse handles the dog alone. The page states plainly: "We work with Fort Campbell families constantly." The published service area crosses the state line: it lists Clarksville, Fort Campbell, Woodlawn, Sango, St. Bethlehem, Hilldale, Rossview, Glenellen and Dover in Tennessee, and Oak Grove and Hopkinsville in Kentucky. The business's own address is in Tennessee.

The owner's background

The site names Jacob Robinson as owner and head trainer and lists "9 years, U.S. Marine Corps", a MARSOC multi-purpose canine handler role, "Former lead instructor, Vohne Liche Kennels" and "AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Evaluator". Those are the owner's stated credentials, not services: the working-dog background is given as the origin of the method, and the programs actually sold to customers are the obedience, puppy, aggression, off-leash, board-and-train and service- and therapy-dog preparation ones listed above. If you are looking for protection or bite work, ask directly.