ROK Dog Training

ROK Dog Training offers tailored programs including Board and Train (intensive residential training), Private Lessons (one-on-one in-home or facility-based), Day Train (daily training while owner works), and Group Classes (obedience, CGC, tricks). Programs focus on building reliability in real-world environments, with structured progression from basic obedience to advanced skills like off-leash control, distraction proofing, and behavior modification for aggression or anxiety.

Pricing Summary

Pricing details are not publicly listed; clients are encouraged to book a free 15-minute phone consultation to discuss customized program costs based on service type and dog’s needs.

ROK Dog Training, based in Greeley, Colorado, is a professional dog training business led by award-winning trainer Cole Bödelson. They offer personalized training programs designed to help dogs become well-mannered, confident companions through services including Board and Train, Private Lessons, Day Training, and Group Classes. Their approach is principle-based, focusing on real-world results for obedience, behavior modification, and lifestyle integration. They specialize in addressing challenging issues like reactivity, aggression, anxiety, resource guarding, and separation anxiety, while also offering puppy training, therapy dog preparation, and service dog basics. Cole has over a decade of hands-on experience, graduated top of his class at the prestigious Tom Rose School, and has trained working K9s, competition dogs, and therapy animals. They serve clients across Northern Colorado and beyond, with many traveling from out of state for their expert results. A 10% discount is offered to military, firefighters, first responders, and law enforcement.

Accomplishments

Cole Bödelson graduated top of his class in both the Master’s and Professional Programs at The Tom Rose School, one of the most prestigious dog training institutions in the U.S. He has earned multiple AKC titles, PSA1 with Distinction, 4 PDCs, and certified therapy and service dogs through Therapy Dogs International and Dogs That Help. He previously served as Head Trainer at Mountain State K9 Academy and Training Coordinator at The Tom Rose School. He owns and trains high-level working dogs, including a retired KNPV police K9.

How to Get Started!

Client engagement begins with a free 15-minute phone consultation to assess the dog’s needs, discuss goals, and recommend the best training program. Follow-up may include an in-person evaluation before program enrollment.