All Dogs Unleashed – Denver
2301 Blake St, Denver, CO 80205
Two-week board-and-train program, facility and in-home private lessons, plus boarding and daycare at the Blake Street facility.
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Dog Trainers in Denver
Denver training splits three ways: a classroom in Elyria-Swansea, in-home specialists and board-and-train programs where your dog lives with the trainer.
Noble Beast Dog Training runs the deepest class schedule in the city from its Vine Street center, with group, private, virtual and day-training options. Chill Out Dog Training works only in your home, focuses on reactive, aggressive and anxious dogs, and prices its first 90-minute session at $375. Both are tagged PACFA-licensed. For dogs who go away to learn, All Dogs Unleashed offers a two-week board-and-train at its Blake Street facility in the Ballpark neighbourhood, while Koru K9 places dogs in a trainer's home for three to eight weeks using balanced methods that include e-collars and prong collars. Dog Training Elite, Canine Dimensions and Bark Busters are in-home franchises covering the metro, and Humane Colorado runs low-cost, owner-only classes at its South Quebec Street campus.
Colorado's PACFA rules draw a useful line: a trainer who takes your dog in your absence, for day training or board-and-train, needs a state license, while owner-present lessons do not trigger it. Only Noble Beast and Chill Out are tagged licensed here.
Methods vary widely on this list, from reward-based to e-collar. Ask how a trainer handles a dog that gets it wrong before you commit.
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Bark Busters Home Dog Training – Denver
In-home training across Denver (no storefront)
In-home behavior and puppy training with a lifetime support guarantee; the company says it never uses punishment or harsh methods.
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Canine Dimensions – Denver
In-home training across the Denver metro (no storefront)
In-home puppy and obedience training and behavior modification, with a fear and aggression program and a facility for reactivity cases.
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Chill Out Dog Training
In-home sessions across Denver (no storefront)
Private in-home training focused on reactive, aggressive and anxious dogs; first 90-minute session is $375.
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Dog Training Elite Denver
In-home and group training across the Denver metro (no storefront)
In-home obedience, puppy, anxiety and aggression programs plus group classes, using what the franchise calls a balanced training approach.
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Humane Colorado – Community Pet Classes
2080 S Quebec St, Denver, CO 80231
Low-cost, owner-only classes taught by shelter behavior specialists in a pet-free setting; dogs with higher reactivity are directed to the behavior helpline first.
Koru K9 – Denver Board & Train
Board-and-train in a Denver-area trainer's home (no storefront)
Three- to eight-week board-and-train programs in which dogs live in a trainer's home, using balanced methods including e-collars and prong collars.
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Noble Beast Dog Training
4335 Vine St, Denver, CO 80216
Group classes, private and virtual training, and Camp B.A.R.K. day training using what the company calls scientifically proven, humane methods.
- PACFA licensed
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What does dog training cost in Denver?
Published Denver ranges as of October 2026: group classes around $125 to $300 for a six-week course, private sessions $55 to $150 an hour, and board-and-train roughly $600 to $1,000 a week locally. Chill Out lists its first in-home session at $375. Each trainer sets its own prices.
Do Denver dog trainers need a license?
Only when the dog is trained in the owner's absence. Under Colorado's PACFA rules, day-training and board-and-train businesses need a Colorado Department of Agriculture license; group classes and private lessons with you present do not. Noble Beast and Chill Out are tagged PACFA-licensed on this page.
Where can I find affordable group classes in Denver?
Humane Colorado, formerly the Dumb Friends League, runs low-cost community classes taught by shelter behavior specialists at its South Quebec Street center. They are owner-only and held in a pet-free setting, and dogs with higher reactivity are directed to the behavior helpline first.