Off Leash K9 Training
of Augusta, GA
Join our Pack and get a Personalized Dog Training Program that takes your pup from Out of Control to Out of this World!
Augusta, GA
- offleashaugusta.com
- 3351 Wrightsboro Rd #203, Augusta, GA 30909
- [email protected]
- 770-450-0988
At Off Leash K9 Training, the bond we create with your dog is genuine, and it begins the moment we meet. Our training approach is to get to know your dog’s individual needs, temperament, and your specific objectives. And we craft a program tailored to them. The core principles are always the same, but your training experience is centered around the uniqueness of your dog!
Ready to begin this transformative journey? Reach out to us today. We’re eager to meet you and your dog and get started right away!
Dog Training in Augusta, GA
Off Leash K9 Training of Augusta, GA serves dog owners across Augusta and the surrounding communities — from puppies through board & train and aggression rehab.
Board & Train in Augusta, GA
Our board & train delivers the fastest results — your dog lives and trains with us, then comes home reliable off-leash. Ideal for busy families who want solid obedience without months of weekly classes.
Puppy Training in Augusta, GA
Start your puppy right. Our Augusta puppy training builds house manners, recall, and confidence early — heading off the bad habits that are far harder to undo later.
Aggressive Dog Training in Augusta, GA
Reactivity and aggression are our specialty. We rehabilitate leash-reactive and dog- or people-aggressive dogs across the Augusta area with structured, real-world training that restores control and calm.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Augusta
What are the hours at OLK9 Augusta?
We're open every day, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Call 770-450-0988 to schedule your training.
Where is OLK9 Augusta located?
We're located at 3351 Wrightsboro Rd #203, Augusta, GA 30909, and service all surrounding communities.
Can you train aggressive or reactive dogs?
Yes — aggression and reactivity are a specialty of ours. We regularly rehabilitate leash-reactive and dog- or people-aggressive dogs across the Augusta area with structured, real-world training that restores control and confidence. Call 770-450-0988 for a free consultation.
How do I contact OLK9 Augusta directly?
Does OLK9 Augusta offer a free consultation?
Yes. Call 770-450-0988 to schedule a free phone consultation.
What areas does OLK9 Augusta serve?
We serve Augusta and the surrounding communities.
What training methods does Off Leash K9 use?
We train using the proven Off Leash K9 methodology — real-world, off-leash obedience built on clear communication and a remote (e-collar) when appropriate. The goal is a dog that listens reliably off-leash and stays calm around everyday distractions, not just at home. Call 770-450-0988 to learn what that looks like for your dog.
What Augusta Owners Say
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Brandon Walker
8 months ago
Foremost, it's apparent this company has a TON of good reviews. Just read all of this please: They were "nice" enough to entertain a phone call giving me generic advice and working with me on finding a good time (I was there for an Army school) for an in-person "evaluation" of my wife's service dog as to get more information on the small problems we were having. Needless to say, we arrive to their small business location to find essentially… Read more
Foremost, it's apparent this company has a TON of good reviews. Just read all of this please: They were "nice" enough to entertain a phone call giving me generic advice and working with me on finding a good time (I was there for an Army school) for an in-person "evaluation" of my wife's service dog as to get more information on the small problems we were having. Needless to say, we arrive to their small business location to find essentially some kind of warehouse-esque sales company backroom with a large garage as their main working area. Not a problem, but before the garage is a fully dark room filled with cages of dogs big and small that are themselves inside of containers barely an inch larger than themselves on all fronts. There were even 2 or 3 in the garage right next to the table where one of the 2 trainers was sitting. As to our inquiry, as they are the experts, we ask for advice on a few simple things: why is our dog mildly barking and "reactive" (he's not reactive, but he gets nervous at vets, around questionably behaved dogs, etc, as it's actually part of his job); and why is our dog so anxious (he is servicing my wife's anxiety and panic disorder, so he's psychiatric... Ironic we know)? But allow me to get to the gist of it... Our dog is FULLY trained. My wife is THE trainer. Yet they kept pushing us to go with the THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR 2 week board and train in order to "determine" what is wrong with him. They gave us some particularly useful info, so not completely useless... Apparently German Shepherds, especially working line, are genetically like that... Plain and simple. But they also mentioned the importance of "place" and not using dog parks as a means of training. You wanna know what the answer was? No more dog parks. It helped our dog socialize and trust dogs, thankfully, as he was traumatized multiple times as a pup by being attacked. But that was literally it, and then WHAM. No more "leaking" or "reactive" barking. So therefore, thanks to at least SOME non-sales-oriented advice, it put my TRAINER wife on the right track, because we needed her service dog to be good for the trip to Germany. Otherwise, we might as well ship him, which is around $2500, so we'd save money doing it that way still without a "2 week board and train". Be aware: they shock your dogs to train for off leash, they confine them borderline inhumanely, and they were VISIBLY seen manually shocking them as they stay in that somber cage right in front of their eyes as they offered to "help" our dog too... For a hefty price. This "trainer organization" only wants your money, and be very careful with who you leave your loved ones alone with. This place is lucky to get an extra star lol. But yeah, the final note is that the "trainer" said they couldn't see my wife's service animal in an airport.... So I ask: do you see him now? Read less
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Jamie Kirkpatrick
a year ago
I am so grateful for Off Leash K9 Training, especially Mike! Our sheltie was just right at a year old when she went to board and train for two weeks in May. We were having trouble with her recall in our backyard, breaking her attention from any moving object, and on walks she would try to attack passing cars spinning herself on her leash and snipping at me. She was also a total nightmare on any outing barking and lunging… Read more
I am so grateful for Off Leash K9 Training, especially Mike!
Our sheltie was just right at a year old when she went to board and train for two weeks in May. We were having trouble with her recall in our backyard, breaking her attention from any moving object, and on walks she would try to attack passing cars spinning herself on her leash and snipping at me. She was also a total nightmare on any outing barking and lunging at anyone passing by. Nothing seemed to work and we really needed help.
While she was at board and train we were updated every evening and sent some amazing pictures (shown in review) and videos of our girl.
After her two weeks we got back our sweet girl with incredible manners and confidence. We also were given great resources and instructions for ourselves on how to keep up her training. I am happy to say that almost 5 months in she is still obedient and her bond with our family is even stronger. She is also way less high strung because she knows what is expected of her. She is so well behaved on vacation and other outings so she gets to do more with us outside of the home which is what we wanted from the beginning.
I would recommend this program to anyone and everyone. It is 100% worth the investment that will last our Honey girl her lifetime and give us a more harmonious relationship. Read less
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Kenneth Poole
4 years ago
I have a 1 year old American Bully named Stella and Ryan was our trainer for the 2 week board and train program. He did an excellent job with her! She’s always been a sweet dog, but she was stubborn and wouldn’t really listen to commands. After the training program, she is very obedient and I feel completely confident taking her anywhere with me. Thank you Ryan!
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Rachel Acurero
4 years ago
We took Luna to Off Leash K9 in Augusta for the 4-session basic obedience training. We had a great experience here and would recommend it to anyone who doesn't want to pay $2k+ to send their dog off for weeks. We worked with Andy for the most part and he was the best. He is also responsive to emails if you have any questions after the sessions. Overall, Luna learned so much in only four lessons, and her behavior has… Read more
We took Luna to Off Leash K9 in Augusta for the 4-session basic obedience training. We had a great experience here and would recommend it to anyone who doesn't want to pay $2k+ to send their dog off for weeks. We worked with Andy for the most part and he was the best. He is also responsive to emails if you have any questions after the sessions. Overall, Luna learned so much in only four lessons, and her behavior has changed in the best way. She now recognizes that we are her leaders, and she always seems eager to learn and get to work. This training has also taught us as much, if not more, than it has taught Luna. Thanks Off Leash! Read less
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Brandy Bentley
4 years ago
We brought our 5 year old jack russell and 6 year old hound dog for obedience and aggression issues. Before we started the classes, they had issues with basic obedience commands and were very aggressive towards each other. After we finished the obedience, we could already tell a difference in they’re listening abilities. They both went from being nearly impossible to walk on a leash to having no issues and being able to walk them together. They both listened better… Read more
We brought our 5 year old jack russell and 6 year old hound dog for obedience and aggression issues. Before we started the classes, they had issues with basic obedience commands and were very aggressive towards each other. After we finished the obedience, we could already tell a difference in they’re listening abilities. They both went from being nearly impossible to walk on a leash to having no issues and being able to walk them together. They both listened better than they ever have before, but still had some aggression issues. Ryan did a fantastic job at helping our dogs with their reactivity and aggression. There has been a major change in both of our dogs, the dynamic of our home, and we don’t have to worry about either one of our dogs getting hurt. Our jack russell is less on edge and more comfortable around our hound dog and our hound dog has a new confidence in himself. We can’t thank Ryan and Off leash K9 enough for making our dogs and home so much safer for everyone! We would recommend anyone with a dog to take them to see Ryan for obedience, aggression, or whatever the issue may be! We will definitely be bringing our new puppies back for obedience training with Ryan! Read less
Off Leash K9 Training of Augusta, GA
- 3351 Wrightsboro Rd #203, Augusta, GA 30909
- 770-450-0988
- [email protected]
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