American School Of Dog Obedience

At the American School of Dog Obedience, we understand the importance of building strong relationships between dogs and their owners. Our team of experienced trainers is dedicated to providing comprehensive obedience training and boarding services that cater to the unique needs of each pet. With a proven track record of success, our gentle and effective methodology has helped an estimated 30,000 dogs become calmer, well-mannered, and more obedient companions.

Our Story

Founded in 1971 by Harlan Broat, a renowned author and talk show host, our school has been at the forefront of dog obedience training in Bakersfield, California. With a rich history of providing group training classes for Recreation and Parks Department in five cities and separate YMCA's in the Southern California area, we have developed a unique and very effective approach to dog training. Our founder's expertise has led to the creation of a nationally distributed text, "Group Training for Dogs, " and a former radio talk show, "Dog Talk, " on station KIEV in Glendale, California.

Our Services

We offer a range of services designed to help dog owners build stronger relationships with their pets. Our comprehensive obedience training programs combine praise, exercise, and discipline, bringing dogs under their owner's control and promoting a happier and more enjoyable pet. Our services include:

• Complete obedience training using gentle methods
• Dog boarding facilities with ultimate comfort and safety for all pets
• Private lessons at our school or in the comfort of your own home

Our Philosophy

At the American School of Dog Obedience, we believe that dog training should be a positive and rewarding experience for both dogs and their owners. Our approach is built on the principles of gentle methods, patience, and discipline, ensuring that our training is effective, long-lasting, and enjoyable for all. We guarantee that our training will work for your pet, and we're committed to helping you build a stronger, happier relationship with your dog.