Radda’s K9 Campus

Training programs are structured in 6-week group classes with levels from Foundation to Advanced in Agility, NoseWork, Rally, and Obedience. Classes are designed for progressive skill-building, with dogs required to meet specific criteria before advancing. Programs include AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy for new puppy owners, Manners 101 for basic obedience, Canine Good Citizen for certification prep, and specialized Agility and Scent Work tracks. Private sessions are available for behavior modification and individualized training.

Pricing Summary

Group classes range from $175 to $195 for 6-week sessions. NoseWork and Agility classes are $180 for 6 weeks. Canine Good Citizen and AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy include testing fees. Boarding pricing is available on their Accommodations and Pricing page. A complimentary instructor placement evaluation is offered for NoseWork and Agility.

Policies

Drop-off and pick-up times are scheduled in 15-minute windows: 7:30–11:30 AM and 4:30–7:30 PM. Online booking and pet portal available for scheduling. Policies and forms are accessible on their website for boarding and class registration.

Radda’s K9 Campus is a full-service dog training and boarding facility located in Talking Rock, Georgia, offering custom-designed training programs tailored to each dog’s needs and the owner’s lifestyle. Unlike one-size-fits-all programs, they provide group and private training classes with a focus on force-free, positive reinforcement methods. They offer a wide range of classes including K9 NoseWork, AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy, Manners 101, Rally, Canine Good Citizen, and Agility from Foundation to International Handling levels. In addition to training, they provide full-service boarding with 13 exclusive suites, each with private outdoor access, grooming services, and day care options. Their facility is equipped for multiple dog sports and behavioral training, making it a comprehensive resource for dog owners seeking professional support.

The team includes certified trainers with decades of combined experience in obedience, agility, scent work, and behavior modification, including AKC CGC Evaluators, USDAA World Team competitors, and professionals with degrees in animal science and psychology. They emphasize building communication between dogs and owners, helping dogs develop confidence, good manners, and strong recall through structured, reward-based training.

Boarding clients receive daily photo and video updates, and special dietary needs are accommodated. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and designed for both safety and enrichment, with separate indoor and outdoor play areas for boarded dogs.

Accomplishments

Owner Lisa Bailey is a Certified Nosework Instructor, Karen Pryor Method and Tellington T-Touch certified, AKC CGC Evaluator, and Performance Scent Work Judge. Trainer Karin Kinnan has 20+ years in agility and has competed in multiple venues. Richard Eggie was on the 2018 USDAA World Team. Babette DeLaune’s Lab earned the USDAA Platinum Lifetime Achievement Award. Shannon Hayes holds dual degrees in animal science and psychology. Sharon Naylor is an AKC CGC Evaluator since 2008 and has titled dogs in multiple sports. Ellen Richardson’s Australian Cattle Dog is ranked 23rd fastest in FastCAT.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can call to schedule a complimentary instructor placement evaluation for NoseWork or Agility. Class registration requires completing forms via their Pet Portal. New clients are encouraged to contact the office to discuss their dog’s needs and select the appropriate class.