Everlast Kennels Cookeville

Training programs are individualized and science-backed, with options for private in-home sessions, group classes, monthly training memberships, and intensive behavioral rehabilitation. Consultations are offered to assess needs, and ongoing support includes enrichment plans, off-leash hikes, and protection club participation. Lost pet recovery and rescue services are provided at no cost.

Pricing Summary

Pricing details are not publicly listed; services include training memberships, private sessions, consultations, and pre-trained dog adoption. Packages are available for ongoing training and behavioral rehabilitation.

Everlast Kennels in Cookeville, Tennessee is a science-backed canine training business offering in-home private training, group classes, behavioral rehabilitation, and pre-trained dogs for adoption. They specialize in individualized training plans that avoid one-size-fits-all approaches, focusing on strengthening the bond between dog and owner. Their team includes certified humane trainers with decades of experience, and they offer unique services like off-leash nature hikes, protection club, lost pet recovery at no cost, rescue and fostering, and canine fitness and nutrition guidance. They are Cookeville’s only certified humane dog trainer and emphasize lifelong training outcomes through positive, relationship-based methods.

They provide training for puppies, adolescents, adults, and senior dogs, with specialties in behavior modification, separation anxiety, reactivity, leash pulling, barking, and recall. Their staff holds advanced degrees in Anthrozoology and certifications in least invasive, minimally aversive (LIMA) training, pet CPR, and canine nutrition. They also support service dog advocacy and have hands-on experience with search and rescue, detection, and protection K9s.

Everlast Kennels operates by appointment only in Cookeville and offers flexible hours Monday through Sunday, from 7am to 8pm. They provide free lost pet recovery services and encourage community involvement through volunteering and fostering opportunities.

Accomplishments

Lead trainer holds a Bachelor’s and Graduate Degree in Anthrozoology from the University of West Florida, with a thesis on Canine-Human Development. Certified in Least Invasive Minimally Aversive (LIMA) protocol, Pet CPR and First Aid, Canine Nutrition, and Canine Fitness. Former President of Pensacola Service Dog Training Club, K9 Handler for Search and Rescue and Detection programs, Head of HNH K9 Service Dog Program, and active in service dog advocacy at multiple universities. Published digital content featuring Denise Fenzi, Josh Beckler, and Don Hutton.

How to Get Started!

Client engagement begins with a consultation to assess the dog’s needs and develop a personalized training plan. In-home private training, group classes, or training memberships can then be scheduled based on the consultation outcome.