Advanced Canine Techniques of New Albany

Advanced Canine Techniques of New Albany is a dog training business in New Albany, Indiana. It offers group classes, private lessons, board and train services, therapy dog testing, and pet first aid instruction. The training addresses dogs that bolt out the front door, fail to come when called, bark at people and dogs walking by, lunge and pull on the leash, jump on people, furniture and counters, bark and whine incessantly, or play keep away with possessions. The goals set out include coming when called each time, waiting at entryways before going out the door, sitting calmly as people and dogs pass, walking in the park, staying on a placeboard or getting on the furniture with permission, greeting people with all four feet on the floor, and dropping items on cue. The business holds a rating of 5.00 from the customers who have reviewed it. Bonnie Krupa grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, was active in 4-H and FFA, and showed steers, hogs, sheep and chickens at the state fair. She has been training dogs since 2003. She owns two adopted dogs, Rusty, a 7-year-old Golden Retriever, and Basil, a 5-year-old Blue Heeler Cattle Dog mix, along with 12 rescued cats. The business is located on N CR in New Albany, Indiana. With a 5.00 rating from its reviewers and more than two decades of dog training experience behind it, Advanced Canine Techniques of New Albany brings certified instruction in group classes, private lessons, board and train, therapy dog testing and pet first aid to dog owners in New Albany.