Dog Training Farragut TN

Dog Training Farragut TN — Off-Leash Obedience Near Turkey Creek & Kingston Pike

Farragut's wide sidewalks, lakefront greenways, and packed shopping corridors around Turkey Creek make it one of the best places in East Tennessee to own a dog—and one of the most distracting. If you're looking for dog training in Farragut, TN, Off Leash K9 Training helps families between Campbell Station and Kingston Pike build real-world obedience that holds up at McFee Park, Anchor Park, Concord Park, and everywhere in between.

We don't teach tricks for the living room. We train dogs to walk calmly past strollers on the Cove at Concord trail, hold a place command while your kids answer the front door, and come when called on the first cue—even with geese along the shore at Fort Loudoun Lake. That's the difference between obedience in theory and obedience you can actually use.

Farragut Neighborhoods & Nearby Areas We Serve

We work with dogs and owners across Farragut (37934) and the broader West Knoxville corridor. If you're in or near any of these communities, we're a short drive away:

• Farragut proper: Village Green, Fox Den, Bridgewater, Fort West, Sugarwood, Farragut Hills, Woodland Trace, Saddle Ridge, Kingsgate, and the Campbell Station corridor
• West Knoxville: Northshore/Choto, Concord/Bluegrass, Rocky Hill, Westmoreland, West Hills, Bearden
• Nearby service areas: Karns, Powell, Hardin Valley, Oak Ridge, Lenoir City, Maryville

What Dog Training in Farragut Looks Like With Us

Everything starts with a free phone consultation. We'll ask about your dog's age, breed, daily routine, and the specific behaviors you want to change—then recommend the most efficient program. No pressure, no upsell.

For board-and-train clients, your dog's day follows a structured rhythm: morning obedience drills, midday place work and exposure to controlled distractions, afternoon leash proofing in real-world settings, and evening decompression that teaches the dog how to simply be calm. That last part is what most programs skip—and it's what makes the difference when you're trying to enjoy a quiet dinner at home while your dog holds a down-stay on their bed.

For private lesson clients, we keep each session focused on one or two skills with short, repeatable homework. Leash mechanics one week. Recall foundations the next. Threshold manners after that. Small reps compound into big changes, and you're building the skills yourself—which means you'll never depend on a trainer to "fix" your dog again.

Frequently Asked Questions — Dog Training Farragut TN

How much does dog training cost in Farragut?

Pricing depends on the program—board-and-train, private lessons, puppy foundations, or behavior-specific work. Check current rates on our Prices & Packages page. During your free phone consult, we'll recommend the most efficient path based on your dog's age, temperament, and your family's goals.

Do you offer board-and-train near Farragut?

Yes. Our 2-week board-and-train is the most popular option for Farragut families. Your dog stays at our Knoxville facility—about 10 minutes from Farragut via Kingston Pike—and returns with reliable off-leash obedience. We offer pickup and delivery within a one-hour radius, and you receive a 2-hour owner transfer session when your dog graduates.

Can you help with pulling, jumping, or dog reactivity?

Those are among the top reasons Farragut families call us—especially around high-traffic areas like Turkey Creek and the Kingston Pike corridor. We use a balanced approach that builds calm neutrality through marker-based communication and structured repetition. Whether it's leash reactivity, door bolting, or jumping on guests, we address the root behavior and give you a clear system to maintain the fix.

What age can my puppy start training?

We work with puppies as young as 8 weeks. Early training during the critical socialization window (8–16 weeks) prevents problems like fear aggression, separation anxiety, and resource guarding before they start. Our puppy program covers crate training, potty rhythm, bite inhibition, name recognition, leash introduction, and confidence building around new people and environments.

Which areas around Farragut do you serve?

We serve Farragut (37934), Concord/Bluegrass, Northshore/Choto, Rocky Hill, Bearden, and the full West Knoxville corridor. We also work with families from Karns, Powell, Hardin Valley, Maryville, Lenoir City, and Oak Ridge.

What training method do you use?

We use a balanced, marker-based system—the same clear communication framework used by military and law-enforcement K9 handlers, adapted for family pets. We reward desired behavior with precise marker timing and set fair, consistent boundaries. The result is a confident dog who responds because the rules are clear, not because they're bribed with treats or intimidated by corrections. Read more about our trainers and approach.

How do I check your reviews?

We have 700+ five-star Google reviews and a 4.9-star rating. Read client stories on our Testimonials page or go straight to our Google Business profile & map.