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Wildcard Canine — 4.7★ (63 reviews), Crossville Dog Trainer

Wildcard Canine

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7 63 reviews
6706 US-127, Crossville, Tennessee 38571
Basic Obedience & MannersDog Sports & Enrichment
6706 US-127, Crossville, Tennessee 38571

Overview

FormatFacility
Training methodPromoting neutrality. Teaching handlers. Achieving greatness.
Experience14+ years
Led byAnna Ayres, Owner & Main Trainer

About Wildcard Canine

Wildcard Canine sits at 6706 US 127 North in Crossville and runs training alongside boarding, daycare and a rentable pool. Its stated purpose is "create bonded teams who reach their full potential, offer a variety of affordable training options, provide safe boarding, and promote working and sport dogs."

The owner's credentials

This is the most substantiated credential list of any trainer in the metro, and it is dated. The about page lists "American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizen evaluator since 2016", "American Kennel Club Trick dog evaluator since 2017", professional membership of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers "since 2015", and pet CPR and first aid certification "since 2018". Continuing education is itemized, including a 2019 decoy school audit and a protection-sports handler workshop the same year.

Who runs it

Anna Ayres is listed as "Owner & Main Trainer". The site says "Anna began her career rural Vermont with pets in 2012." and that "In 2014 she relocated to Crossville Tennessee in hopes of assisting with keeping pets in their homes and out of animal shelters and rescue." Her current focus is described as "working and sport dogs along with behavioral modification", and she is listed as having titled or helped title dogs in "dock diving, obedience, rally, tricks, frisbee, therapy dog preparation, and the canine good citizen program." A second trainer, Karrie Stevens, is listed with a profile marked "** CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION **".

Programs and prices

The Training and Boarding pages in the site navigation both return a 404 page-not-found error. So call for the training programs, formats and prices. What the home page does commit to is general: "Let us help you teach your dog how to become a fun, safe, and enjoyable member of the community."

Local recognition

Two local markers are claimed: "Voted 2017 “Best Dog Trainer” in Crossville" and a "2018 Nominee for Greatmats dog trainer of the year".

Who it’s best for

Best for a Crossville owner who wants manners work from a credentialed trainer, or a sport-minded handler – but call for the program list.

What they can help with

Sit, stay, recall and reliable commands, from beginner to advanced.
Agility & Sport
Agility training: handling, obstacles and confidence-building.
Your dog stays with the trainer for an immersive, multi-week program.
Daycare
Structured daytime training and supervised play.

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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AKC Canine Good Citizen evaluator since 2016
AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator; tests dogs for the AKC benchmark good-manners program. Listed by the trainer — not independently verified. check the registry ↗
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AKC Trick Dog evaluator since 2017
A role recognized by the American Kennel Club. Listed by the trainer — not independently verified. check the registry ↗
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Professional member, Association of Professional Dog Trainers, since 2015
Listed by the trainer — not independently verified.
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Pet CPR and First Aid certified since 2018
Listed by the trainer — not independently verified.

Reviews

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.7 63 reviews · Google
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