Good Dog Fetch
Ranked #2 in Dallas and #50 in Texas
Service Overview
Types of Dog Training
- Family Dog
- Therapy Dog
Specialty Focus Areas
- Basic Obedience
- Leash Pulling
- Recall
Training Formats Offered
- Group Classes
- Private Lessons
Program Formats
- One-Time Consultation
- Sessions Package
- Ongoing Weekly
Types of Dogs
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- Giant
- Doodles
Age of Dogs Trained
- Puppy (<1 year)
- Adolescent (1-2 years)
- Adult (2-8 years)
Dog Training Methodology
Methods:
- ✓ Positive Reinforcement Only
Good Dog Fetch offers a variety of training programs designed to enhance the bond between dogs and their owners. Basic Manners classes teach foundational skills like sit, stay, and come when called, along with social skills, in small class settings. Basic Manners 2 builds upon these skills, focusing on refining loose leash walking, recall, stay, and polite greetings for real-world situations.
Tune-up Training is an 8-week session that allows for flexible attendance, offering varied meeting locations, skills, and engaging games to improve basic obedience. Canine Good Citizen (CGC) classes prepare dogs and owners for the AKC’s CGC test, which evaluates 10 manners skills, and can serve as a stepping stone for therapy dog programs or potential homeowner insurance discounts.
Additionally, they provide One Hour Workshops for focused learning on specific cues like leash walking, recalls, or nail trimming. One Hour Adventures offer practical training by taking well-mannered dogs into public areas for real-world experiences, such as riding a trolley, browsing stores, or dining at dog-friendly restaurants.
About the Trainer
Good Dog Fetch is a dog training business focused on helping animals and people learn to live in harmony. They offer fun ways for owners and their dogs to learn basic manners and social skills. The business exclusively uses force-free, positive training techniques.
Robin, the primary trainer, limits class sizes to 8 dogs to ensure individual attention for each owner and dog. Good Dog Fetch aims to help owners communicate positively with their dogs and achieve success in various training scenarios.
They also offer unique “One Hour Adventures” that allow well-mannered dogs to practice skills in public settings, such as riding a trolley, shopping, or dining at dog-friendly restaurants.
How to Get Started!
To get started, clients can fill out a contact form on the website, providing their name, cell phone, email, address, city, zip code, how they found the business, and how they can be helped. There is also a direct link available to find and book currently available classes through an online scheduling system.

Contact Information
Associations
- AKC
Languages
- English
Misc Features
- Women-owned
- wheelchair accessible entrance
- wheelchair accessible parking