TOP 30 Dog agility training in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

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Hanover Township Dog Park is a spacious and well-maintained park located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This park is dedicated to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs to socialize, exercise, and play off-leash. With separate areas for small and large dogs, owners can feel confident that their furry friends can romp around freely with dogs of similar size. The park is equipped with agility equipment, water stations, and plenty of shade for both dogs and their owners. Hanover Township Dog Park is the perfect place for dogs to burn off energy, make new friends, and enjoy the great outdoors.

Dog Talk LLC is a premier dog training facility located at 518 South Bethlehem Pike in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania. Our team of experienced trainers is dedicated to helping dogs and their owners build strong, positive relationships through effective communication and training techniques. Whether you have a new puppy in need of basic obedience training or a rescue dog with behavioral issues, Dog Talk LLC is here to help. Our spacious indoor training area provides a safe and comfortable environment for dogs to learn and grow. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and start your journey towards a well-behaved and happy pup.

Let's Speak Dog Ltd is a premier dog training institution located at 616 Youngs Hill Road in Easton, Pennsylvania. Conveniently situated just 3 minutes from Rt 33 on Kesslerville/Youngs Hill Rd, we offer a variety of choices for a well-behaved dog. Our goal is to provide a platform for everyone to achieve success and attain their training goals. Serving the areas of Easton, Wind Gap, Nazareth, Bethlehem, Allentown, Bath, and Lehigh Valley, we offer group classes, private coaching, and Lodge & Learn packages for both puppies and adult dogs. Our certified Instructors, who adhere to the Ethics Guidelines of CCPDT and/or IAABC, focus on using positive reinforcement methods to teach your dog how to be a well-mannered companion. We do not use tools such as prong, choke, or shock collars in our training sessions. Instead, we use collars/leashes for safety and management, and may introduce walking tools like martingale collars, Balance Harnesses, or Gentle Leaders as needed.