We Are One K9 Training

5.0 (57)

89 Arlington Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07305

Contact & location

Services & prices

Dog boarding
Dog daycare
Dog training
4-Week Board & Train This program is for 5 months and older dogs and their owners who have no time to train their dogs from the very beginning but want great, long lasting results as well as for dogs who have more serious fear based… $5,900.00
Balanced Training
Basic Obedience Commands
Basic Obedience Training
Board & Train Programs
Boarding And Daycare
Boarding Facility
Boot Camp
Coaching Program
Crate Training
Customized Training
Day Train
Dog Home
Dog Learn
Dog Park
Dog Rehab
E- Collar Training

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

About this listing

Get in touch with us by filling out a contact form on our website! WAOK9 Balanced Pet Dog Training & Rehabilitation. We Are One K9 Training offers ALL INCLUSIVE Board & Train programs for any dog older than 5 months old with no to mild behavior issues. We're focusing on the dog's overall CALM mindset and well manners. Permission & Relationship based training approach. Trust. Respect. Clear communication. Basic Obedience On- and Off-Leash Behavior Modification Leash reactivity We address any unwanted behavior issues such as: Jumping Nipping, Mouthing Excessive Barking Counter Surfing Separation Anxiety Leash Reactivity (dog, human) and any other unwanted behavior you might be experiencing.

We Are One K9 Training is in Jersey City, NJ, inside the New York area covered by this directory. It is one of 15 canine rehabilitation and hydrotherapy providers we list in New Jersey; the closest other one in our data is Sage Canine Rehabilitation Center in Jersey City, 2 miles away. Google reviewers rate it 5 out of 5 across 57 reviews — above the NJ directory average of 4.6. Its Google Business Profile lists 20 services with prices published for 1 of them, including Dog boarding, Dog daycare, Dog training.

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