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West Tennessee K9 — 5.0★ (259 reviews), Cordova Dog Trainer

West Tennessee K9

★★★★★★★★★★ 5.0 259 reviews
564 Trinity Creek Cove, Cordova, Tennessee 38018
Advanced Obedience & Off-LeashBasic Obedience & MannersPuppy Training & Socialization
564 Trinity Creek Cove, Cordova, Tennessee 38018

Overview

FormatFacility
Training methodProgram-based board and train – the trainers do the work, then hand the dog back with daily report cards, explanatory videos and owner turnover sessions at the end
Experience13+ years
Led byTerry Harris

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West Tennessee K9

About West Tennessee K9

West Tennessee K9 works out of Cordova and states it was "founded by Terry Haris in 2013 and is in Memphis and Nashville Tennessee", with a third location published for New Orleans. Their pitch is blunt about the trade they are offering: "We do the work so you can just enjoy life with your dog."

The program ladder

Training is sold as named programs rather than hourly lessons – Ultimate Transformation, an Intermediate Program, a Basic Skills Program, Puppy To Pro and Puppy Training, with a published comparison page to choose between them. Alongside those sit Refresher Training, a Brush Up group class, structured daycare, structured boarding, therapy dog opportunities and grooming.

How a program runs

Their own description of the process is unusually specific. A consultation picks the program; detailed instructions follow about what to bring for the dog's stay; more information is taken at drop-off; during training the owner receives videos "explaining every aspect of the training we are doing with your dog" plus daily report cards with a photo or video covering "the progress and struggles"; and at the end there are sessions with the owner "to teach you everything your dog learned, showing you how to continue to get results".

What they aim at

The stated focus is stopping unwanted behavior first – "jumping, pulling on the leash, barking and lunging at people, destroying your house" – and then building a dog that is calm when calm is needed and reliable when life is noisy. They describe dog training as "teaching communication, leadership and coexistence" rather than commands alone.

Credentials as claimed

The site describes the business as "Proud members of The International Association of K9 Professionals, AKC Puppy Star Program and Canine Good Citizen", and states that "Every staff member is certified based on the standards set forth by these organizations". Those are the business's own claims.

What they can help with

Your dog stays with the trainer for an immersive, multi-week program.
Sit, stay, recall and reliable commands, from beginner to advanced.
Early socialization, house-training and first manners for young dogs.
Calming a dog that barks or lunges at other dogs or people while on leash.
Therapy Dog Training
Prep to visit hospitals, schools and care homes as a certified therapy dog.
Behavior modification for unwanted or problem habits.

Certifications & verification

GetDogSchool checks each credential against the official public registry. We mark Certified only what we could independently confirm. How we verify →
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International Association of Canine Professionals – claimed membership
Listed by the trainer — not independently verified.
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AKC Puppy STAR – claimed program participation
A role recognized by the American Kennel Club. Listed by the trainer — not independently verified. check the registry ↗
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AKC Canine Good Citizen – claimed program participation
AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator; tests dogs for the AKC benchmark good-manners program. Listed by the trainer — not independently verified. check the registry ↗

Reviews

★★★★★★★★★★ 5.0 259 reviews · Google
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