Granite State Dog Training Center

They have helped me make huge strides with my reactive dog, helping him feel safe and secure and they have helped take his obedience training light years beyond what I could have ever imagined he was capable of. It helps me, as a handler and owner, and my dog, live a much happier life.

Our husky did a week of in kennel training and has continued with more training once a week plus goes to day care here. Before he starting going here, he was very active and wouldn't listen. He is now a lot calmer and listens much better, still learning but has come a long way. I would recommend the day care and training to anyone but especially if you have a high energy dog, he comes home exhausted but is always so excited to go and play with his friends. Jim and the staff here are amazing.

Did obedience classes there with my dog when she was a puppy from basic all the way to advanced. My dog was nervous doing certain things (she never got the hang of down)but Jim was great, working with both her & I to try to overcome those things. He always had encouraging things to say to her & obviously wanted her to be comfortable & happy. Also took her & my mom's dog to daycare which they both loved. Great way for them to socialize & get some energy out.

I have been bringing all of my huskies here for training, grooming, daycare, and boarding since 2001. There is no other place I would trust with my fur babies!

I cannot rave about this place enough! Not only are the people extremely friendly, understanding, and helpful - they know what they are doing and they clearly have a deep admiration for dogs! My puppy has been coming here for daycare for months and he absolutely loves it! He has so many friends and the videos they post on Facebook solidify to me how much my dog truly loves spending his day here. He knows what his daycare days are, and he gets so excited as soon as he sees the building. We signed him up for their beginner training course to help improve on the areas where his behavior needs a little work (pulling on the leash to the point of choking himself / jumping up to say hi / the standard puppy-not-listening when he doesn't want to schtick) and after literally one class, we saw a M