Canine Scholars Dog Training

Ranked #1 in Charlotte and #9 in North Carolina

4.9 Stars,70 Reviews
1235 East Blvd e123, Charlotte, NC 28203

Service area: Charlotte, NC, and remote sessions

Service Overview

Types of Dog Training

  • Family Dog
  • Therapy Dog
  • Competition / Agility
  • Behavior Modification

Specialty Focus Areas

  • Basic Obedience
  • Puppy Training
  • Leash Pulling
  • Reactivity / Aggression
  • Jumping on People
  • Barking Excessively
  • Separation Anxiety
  • Biting / Nipping
  • Potty Training
  • Resource Guarding
  • Fearfulness
  • Stealing Food
  • Recall

Training Formats Offered

  • Private Lessons
  • Group Classes
  • In-Home
  • Board and Train
  • Video Calls

Program Formats

  • Sessions Package

Age of Dogs Trained

  • Puppy (<1 year)

Dog Training Methodology

Methods: 

  • Positive Reinforcement Only

Canine Scholars offers a variety of training services including Obedience Programs, Board & Train, Puppy Training, Private In Home lessons, Off Leash training, Leash Training, Group Training, and Behavior Modification. They also provide AKC Programs such as AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy, Canine Good Citizen® (CGC), AKC Urban Canine Good Citizen, AKC Community Canine, AKC Trick Dog, and AKC Therapy Dog.

Their training approach is rooted in learning principles like Classical Conditioning, Operant Conditioning, Observational Learning, Behavioral Extinction, and Habituation. Specific training methods utilized include Lure Training, Marker Training, Target Training, Molding, Capturing, Shaping, Chaining, Flooding, Counter Conditioning, and Systematic Desensitization.

Pricing & Policies

Pricing Summary

Packages start at $1800.

About the Trainer

Canine Scholars Dog Training aims to teach dogs to listen to their first command, helping owners find packages that accommodate their needs. They emphasize modern training methods based on psychology principles like operant and classical conditioning, which they describe as “do something good and you’ll be rewarded.”

The business highlights three top reasons to train: to communicate effectively with your dog, to avoid breaking bad habits by starting early, and to strengthen the bond with your pet, enabling you to enjoy life together. They suggest that training helps raise dogs who behave exceptionally well.

How to Get Started!

Clients can contact Canine Scholars’ experts to find a package that best accommodates their needs. Remote sessions are available for booking.

Associations

  • AKC
  • is owned by veterans
  • wheelchair accessible parking

Location

1235 East Blvd e123, Charlotte, NC 28203