Family Companions Dog Training

5.0 (10)

16299 SW 2nd St, Sherwood, OR 97140

Contact & location

Opening hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday 9 AM–6 PM
  • Wednesday 9 AM–6 PM
  • Thursday 9 AM–6 PM
  • Friday 9 AM–6 PM
  • Saturday 9 AM–3 PM
  • Sunday Closed

Services

Dog training
Balanced Dog Training
Basic Obedience
Behavioral modification
Building stability and neutrality
Canine Behaviors
Companions Dog Training
Customized off-site private sessions
Detection Services
Dog Training Home
Family Companions Dog
Group Class
Nail Trimming
Obedience training
Off Leash Obedience
Private Sessions
Reactive Dogs
Reactive dog rehabilitation
Scent detection training
Service dog training

From the clinic's Google Business Profile — confirm current availability and pricing when you call.

About this listing

There is no "one size fits all" dog training solution. Our training is designed to cater to each dog as the unique individual that they are. We delve into the psychology and the reasons as to why your dog behaves in the way that they do. If we understand what's going on internally, intellectually, we can customize a perfect plan to give them success and to help overcome their struggles. Our training is designed to give everyone success while still having fun. As a client of Family Companions, we will always be open and honest with you while giving you knowledgeable and reliable information. We take pride in your success! Let us help eliminate your everyday struggles.

Family Companions Dog Training is in Sherwood, OR, inside the Portland area covered by this directory. It is one of 31 canine rehabilitation and hydrotherapy providers we list in Oregon; the closest other one in our data is Amicus Animal Rehabilitation in Portland, 6 miles away. Google reviewers rate it 5 out of 5 across 10 reviews. Its Google Business Profile lists 20 services, including Dog training, Balanced Dog Training, Basic Obedience. Published hours cover 5 days a week, weekends included.

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