Heart of Georgia K9

04/04/2025

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*this does not apply to dogs that have aggression/severe behavioral issues.

Good luck!🐾

04/02/2025

Good news!
We are opening up ONE board and train slot for April and we are discounting it by $400!!!
If you are interested in enrolling your dog, please send us a message at 478-284-8116 or by messenger!

03/31/2025

The weather is getting warmer and those puppies are growing up!
Give us a holler if you would be interested in a 3 week group class!🐾

03/27/2025

03/27/2025

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02/05/2025

Day training at Wagsworth Hotel is coming soon! Start planning now! 👀

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02/04/2025

02/04/2025

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You thought we were done?
We’re just starting over 🩷
Wagsworth Hotel and Right Direction K9 Education coming soon to downtown Macon!🐾

www.wagsworthhotel.com

01/08/2025

Now booking for January 2025!

12/31/2024

Now booking for 2025 group classes! 🐾
Our first group obedience class will be starting January 18th!

SPOTS ARE LIMITED, SO PLEASE TEXT OR CALL TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT 🐾

Start your new year off right with your best friend!

11/13/2024

We’ve been thinking about starting group classes again, so here we go! 🐾
We are now booking for a 3 week obedience course for dogs aged from 6-11 months!
This is the most frustrating time with a young dog and we’re here to help!

Your dog will learn basic commands like sit, down, walking nicely on a leash, coming when called and all four on the floor!
The whole class is $150 for the entire 3 weeks. The catch is that there’s only ‼️NOW TWO 2️⃣‼️spots available, so don’t wait!

If you’d like to attend please send us a message to book and secure your spot!
This age is very challenging, but by getting a one on one hands on group training session, your dog will be manageable in no time! 🐾

11/11/2024

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