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B&B K-9

All dogs welcome! No contracts, private sessions, positive reinforcement & family environment. Private obedience sessions are $75 and last 1 hour. No contracts.
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If you're having trouble with your furry friend, want him/ her to sit, lay down etc, we can help. Family environment.

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5307 E. Emory Road
Knoxville, TN
37938

Opening Hours

Monday	12pm - 7pm
Tuesday	12pm - 7pm
Wednesday	12pm - 7pm
Thursday	12pm - 4pm
Friday	12pm - 4pm

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+18655837875

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Here at B&B K-9 we want to help dogs and their owners. We use positive reinforcement & address any problems you may be having. Whether your dog needs just basic manners or needs help with aggression. No contracts, 1 hour of 1 on 1 training with you and your dog, Daily Board & Train Program, Boarding with overnight staff.

Training is not only fun and stimulating for both you and your dog, it makes for a better relationship between the two of you as well. There’s no substitute for training. No other activity can match training’s ability to deepen and strengthen the bond you share with your dog through simple call and response interactions.

This is why we urge all of our dog-owning clients, whether their pets are well-behaved or not, to consider some form of continuing training.

Growling and nipping are some of the earliest signs of aggression in dogs. Most serious bites come from dogs that started with very light warning growls and nips that escalated into full-blown attacks. It doesn’t matter why or when your dog has growled or nipped at anyone, they need to be taught that the behavior is unacceptable.

Door bolting is a very serious problem that a lot of dog owners face. Door bolting is considered a serious issue because it poses a safety concern to both your dog and the public. When your dog bolts out of a door, he could easily wind up in the street where dangerous traffic awaits. Further, he might be bolting to chase or attack an unsuspecting neighbor, mailman or neighborhood dog. Whatever the reason, your dog should know to stay inside the house unless you release him to follow you outside.

Jumping is a way dogs show their love and affection, but it’s largely inappropriate. Jumping hurts. People get scratched and knocked over and can actually be seriously injured. Even if your dog means well, making sure they know that jumping on people is never an option is an important part of dog ownership. Being a responsible dog owner means showing your dog ways to display affection that don’t scare or hurt anyone.

Resource guarding is a very serious issue and should be addressed by a trainer immediately. Your dog might decide to resource guard anything – a toy, treat, food, bone, couch, bed, chair, etc. This basically means that your dog is claiming said item as his or hers and will aggressively defend it if needed. Even if it’s your dog’s very favorite bone, your dog should never growl or bite someone trying to take it away.

Pulling on leash seems like a minor behavior, but it can become something more. First, your dog dragging you around is quite annoying and uncomfortable. But most important, you’re often not in control at all and your dog is going to take you where he wants to go. Your walk should be going in your direction, not your dog’s. Heavy pulling will often strain your muscles and even drag you right to the ground. This is dangerous for everyone, especially if your dog is approaching a strange person or animal.

Obedience Training: $60 for 1 hour of one on one training with you and your dog (non aggressive training. General & Advanced Obedience Training, Trick Dog, Agiligy

Aggressive Dog Training: $90 for 1 hour of one on one training with you and your dog.

Overnight Boarding with overnight staff: $30 per dog per night (2nd dog same run additional $20 per night). Includes playtime, walks, feedings & tuck in service. Our rates are the same every day of the year, spaces are limited & no extra fee’s. Bring your dogs food and blanket or toy to make them feel more comfortable.

Doggie Daycare: $20 per day (2nd dog $15 per day) - very limited space