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Professional Dog Trainers in Idaho
All ABC Certified Idaho Dog Trainers
Idaho
ABC Certified Dog Trainers in Idaho
Every dog can use a little training. Much like children, untrained dogs behave as they please without consideration to anyone else. For this reason, it’s important dogs undergo formal training. Trained dogs are not only respectful and obedient, but they’re also more lovable as a result.
For those interested in becoming a professional dog trainer in Idaho, Animal Behavior College can help. ABC's Dog Obedience Program combines online coursework and hands-on training to prepare students for a dog training career. Graduates can use their expert knowledge and skills to pursue the animal-related career they have always wanted.
Resources for Dog Owners in Idaho
Idaho Dog Parks
Idaho’s dog parks are more than grassy areas reserved for dogs. They tout trees, drinking fountains, and off-leash policies. While your pet plays, you can enjoy a picnic at one of the benches provided at many of the dog parks. Spend a day outdoors with your pooch and family, and head over to any of the best dog parks in Idaho.
Dog-Friendly Communities
Two-thirds of households in Idaho own a pet. Given the great population of pets, cities across the state are providing more amenities for your furry friend. There are plenty of pet stores, veterinary clinics, and grooming salons available and you can even travel with your dog to many pet-friendly hotels and campgrounds. From Boise to Idaho Falls, know your dog is in good hands.
Here's a list of the pet-friendliest cities in Idaho>:
Idaho’s capital and most populous city, Boise has been recognized as one of the safest and best places to live in the country. The City of Trees offers residents music festivals, hiking trails, and sports games. Boise zip codes include: 83701, 83705, and 83720.
Caldwell is home to College of Idaho. Running through the city is the newly restored Indian Creek where the Indian Creek Festival is held every year. Caldwell zip codes include: 83605, 83606, and 83607.
Located on the northern panhandle of Idaho, Coeur d’Alene has been referred to as “a little slice of Heaven” by Barbara Walters. The city has been featured in several books and television shows. Coeur d’Alene zip code includes: 83814.
The largest city in eastern Idaho, Idaho Falls contains several cultural attractions and notable neighborhoods. Idaho Falls maintains an extensive greenbelt that runs through the city’s center. Idaho Falls zip codes include: 83401, 83402, and 83403.
Home to Lewis–Clark State College, Lewiston is host to a number of festivals. Throughout the year, residents can attend the Dogwood Festival, Hot August Nights, and Christmas festival. Lewiston zip code includes: 83501.
Meridian’s population has increased by 81.5 percent since 2000, making it Idaho’s fastest-growing cities. Roaring Springs, Wahooz, and Eagle Island State Park are a few of the city’s highlights. Meridian zip codes include: 83642, 83646, and 83680.
As the largest and fastest-growing city in Canyon County, Nampa offers families a range of recreational activities at its many parks. Nampa’s motto is: “What a Place to Live.” Nampa zip codes include: 83651, 83652, and 83686.
Pocatello houses Idaho State University and ON Semiconductor. US Smile Capital was included in Forbes’ “Best Small Places for Business and Careers” list. Pocatello zip codes include: 83201, 83202, and 83204.
Named after German immigrant Frederick Post, Post Falls is surrounded by lakes and mountains. River City residents can enjoy four true seasons. Post Falls zip codes include: 83854 and 83877.
Twin Falls, part of Magic Valley, is the site where daredevil Evel Knievel used a rocket cycle to jump the Snake River Canyon. North of the city lies Perrine Bridge where BASE jumping is legal. Twin Falls zip codes include: 83301 and 83303.
