North east Ohio

[hmeadq]

We are pleased with our trainer now (Forever Friends in Grafton), but I was wondering where other people (if there are any in NE ohio go?

[Jaegergirl]

i was going to a place out in leroy (lake county) and then out to a place in chesterland (geauga county). i'm live in "way north" east ohio . training facilities are slim pickins' up this way.

[ron gray]

I live in N.E. Ohio as well, and I too had some trouble finding a place to train. Im currently training with the Scarberry's in Seville, OH. I'm pretty happy with them, but some place closer would be welcomed. If you get any leads, please forward them or post them for me. Im curious to see what else is around.

[Judi W]

I don't know one end of Ohio from the other, but the AKC website club search shows a pile of training clubs in Ohio. You all should look there and see if you can locate one within traveling distance and that way you will be training with a group where many will also be doing competition.

[rottnkidd]

There are several excellent clubs in the N.E. Ohio area.
Cleveland All-Breed Training Center has over 60 yrs of experience in training.
Many of the trainers have OTCH dogs They're an AKC-member club and hold run-thrus and Trials throughout the year. They offer classes in all levels of Obedience; Agility, Conformation/Handling, CGC Prep & testing, and Tracking. They also offer an awesome Attention class. From Columbia Station it would take approx 30-35 min. Well worth the drive.
www.cabtc.org

Youngstown All-Breed is another good school, but the drive would be about 1.5 hours.
http://yabtc.tripod.com

Ron - If you're training in Seville, have you checked out the All Breed Training Center in Akron, or the Canton All-Breed Training Center. I know of people that live in the suburbs of Cleveland that train at Cleveland All-Breed AND make the hour-long drive to Canton also every week.
I don't know if the Akron or the Canton facilities have websites, but check on google and see what you can find.

So I guess there's no excuses not to be in formal training if you live in Ohio!
kathy