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How much does it cost to do puppy training at Petsmart?

July 29th, 2010

I’m getting a Pomeranian puppy next weekend and I’d like to have her trained right away so that she can learn early. I went to the Petsmart website but it doesn’t say anything about the price. I was going to call, but i figured why not ask here. :) haha. Any help or even tips would be appreciated.

I use to be a PetSmart trainer and its going to depend on the area where you live. Here in Texas where I am we charge $109 for 8 weeks. In California is it more. That is why you won’t see prices on their website. When I first started training with them, the prices were $29 for puppy for 6 weeks, $39 for Basic. This was 11 years ago. Prices of the training has gone way up, but the training of the instructors is lots better too.

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5 Responses to “How much does it cost to do puppy training at Petsmart?”

dogsbestfriend27

I use to be a PetSmart trainer and its going to depend on the area where you live. Here in Texas where I am we charge $109 for 8 weeks. In California is it more. That is why you won’t see prices on their website. When I first started training with them, the prices were $29 for puppy for 6 weeks, $39 for Basic. This was 11 years ago. Prices of the training has gone way up, but the training of the instructors is lots better too.
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July 30th, 2010 at 1:59 am
J.Rose

I just did it with my 5 month puppy at petsmart it was 100.00 for 8 weeks.
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July 30th, 2010 at 2:42 am
nocksvill

100$ for 5 months i think.
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July 30th, 2010 at 3:14 am
marci452

When you look on the PetsMart Website, enter your zip code in the store locater and the price will be included on the local site information. You might also want to check PetCo if you have one nearby. They do the training a a separate room rather than out in the middle of the store which makes more sense to me.
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July 30th, 2010 at 3:33 am
pixie_the_coconut

i cant even aford to think about that im guessing but i know of an awsome site that helps you train your pet -hands off no hitting just treats and hugs but ya thats hands on it seems better to me to train your dog your way your words and comands instead of joe smo
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July 30th, 2010 at 4:15 am

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