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Georgia K9 National Training Center, LLC

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Georgia K9 National Training Center, LLC

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Georgia K9 NTC is a full service training facility dedicated to helping you have the perfect canine.

Georgia K9 National Training Center is the South's premier K9 training company. Our trainers are nationally recognized dog handlers and our clients are nationwide.

11/13/2026

Michaelangelo at GAK9NTC in Canton

11/12/2026

Luna at GAK9NTC in Canton

11/11/2026

Maggie and Ayla at GAK9NTC in Canton

11/10/2026

GAK9 Quake taking a study break 🐕

11/09/2026

We are happy to sponsor Cherokee Christian Schools first golf tournament celebrating their 40th anniversary. Thanks Madison Brooks and Lauren Folger Cornely for working the hole for us!

11/05/2026

Trailing training progression - contamination and stimulation with K9’s Venom, Widow and Weaver: “As we move into a more urban environment, we have to do it in stages. The first stage is to make sure that most of the stimulation in the form of scent, sound, and sight is on the periphery of the dog’s awareness. This means that the stimulation needs to be fairly far away from the dog for the first trails. I think 50 meters, or more is a minimum start. But we really need to gauge the dog’s reaction to distractions. If things easily get the dog’s attention and they cannot separate themselves from them, then that distance might have to be 300 meters.” (J Schettler, Two Weeks to Operational Tracking: For Working Dog Handlers)

11/05/2026

Major congrats to Dana Cravey and K9 Charley on their Urban level 1 Trailing Certification!

Team: Dana Cravey & K9 Charley
Date: 10/24/2026
Location: Woodstock, GA
Time to Complete: 00:10:58
Age: 00:31:00
Distance: 560m
Trail Layer: Natasha Hunerlach
GAK9 Evaluator: Shayne Schettler

11/04/2026

Trailing training progression - contamination and stimulation with K9’s Venom, Widow and Weaver: “The most important part of trailing training is not how great the trainer is or how wonderful the theory, but more about how well the training location is chosen for the individual dog. You cannot take a cookie cutter approach for this, as all dogs are not the same. One location may be great for one dog but not so great for another. The location must be commensurate to the ability level of the dog and not the expectations of the trainer.” (J Schettler, Two Weeks to Operational Tracking: For Working Dog Handlers)

11/04/2026

Trailing training progression - contamination and stimulation with K9’s Venom, Widow and Weaver: “As we move into busier locations, we have to do it with clear progression in mind. If we push the stimulation level too quickly, it will affect the focus of the dog and potentially re**rd growth. If you push too much and overwhelm the dog, you can create a situation where there are irreversible problems that could crop up at any time in the future. The issue here is always one of impatience and trying tp push the envelope too soon. As we move through exercises do so with patience and observation… Err on the side of caution and really take your time. Do not rush these exercises and if anything, do more, not less.” (J Schettler, Two Weeks to Operational Tracking: For Working Dog Handlers)

Address

205 Knoxbridge Court
Canton, GA
30114

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18773606959

Website

http://www.GAK9.com/

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