Koru K9 Dog Training + Rehabilitation

4.5 (265)

San Francisco, CA

Contact & location

Opening hours

  • Monday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Tuesday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Wednesday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Thursday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Friday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Saturday 12 AM–12 PM
  • Sunday 12 AM–12 PM

Services

Dog boarding with training
Dog training
Dog walking
1-Hour Lessons
4 Week Board & Train
Animal Behaviorist
Attack Dogs
Balanced Dog Trainers
Basic Commands
Behavior Modification Training
Behavioral Consultant
Behavioral Issues
Behavioral Rehabilitation
Board And Train Programs
Canine Adoption
Class Instruction
Counter Surfing
Day Course
Detection Dog
Dog Aggressive

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

About this listing

Your Pack is Our Passion. Your canine companion is worth it and your peace of mind depends on it. That’s why at Koru K9™, we offer the industry’s best trainers to bring out the best in your dog. Our programs are tailored to the individual dog and all behavioral issues. Any dog. Any breed. Any problem. From preventing to fixing, our balanced training approach and comprehensive program options will transform your pet and transform your life with a canine companion that is the perfect addition to your pack. Whether we’re your first choice or a last resort, the Koru K9 method will help you build a relaxed, trusting relationship with your pet. If you are ready for Koru K9 to transform your pet and transform your life we are ready to help.

Koru K9 Dog Training + Rehabilitation is in San Francisco, California. It is one of 168 canine rehabilitation and hydrotherapy providers we list in California; the closest other one in our data is K-9 Wellness Center in Bishop, 505 miles away. Google reviewers rate it 4.5 out of 5 across 265 reviews. Its Google Business Profile lists 20 services, including Dog boarding with training, Dog training, Dog walking. Published hours cover 7 days a week, weekends included.

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