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Professional Dog Trainers in South Dakota
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ABC Certified Dog Trainers in South Dakota
Having a dog can be great, but it can also be stressful. Untrained dogs tend to be more erratic in behavior. They may jump on your couch or urinate on your carpet. For these reasons, it’s important you teach your dog to be obedient and learn proper manners.
Animal Behavior College can teach you how to properly train your dog. Through the Dog Obedience Program, you learn different types of training techniques so you can choose the right one for your pet. In addition to online courses, you get to work with a professional mentor trainer and gain hands-on training. At the completion of the program, you become a certified dog trainer and have the expertise to teach the dogs of South Dakota good behavior.
Resources for Dog Owners in South Dakota
South Dakota Dog Parks
Most dog parks in South Dakota are located in Sioux Falls and Rapid City. These dog parks offer canines plenty of room to run, play, and roll around. A few parks are even fenced off, allowing your pooch to exercise leash-free. For a breath of fresh air, take your pet to any of the top dog parks in South Dakota.
Canine-Friendly Communities
South Dakota was ranked one of the pet-friendliest states in the country. The state has more than 50 cities that accommodate to dogs. Canine-friendly hotels and hiking trails can be found across the state. From Rapid City to Brookings, you can find a community perfect for you and your pooch.
Here's a list of the pet-friendliest cities in South Dakota:
Home to Northern State University, Aberdeen has an eclectic sports scene. Residents have access to numerous tennis courts, outdoor skating rinks, and golf courses. Aberdeen zip codes include: 57401 and 57402.
Brookings is the fourth largest city in South Dakota and home to the South Dakota State Art Museum. It is also the location of South Dakota University, which is the biggest university in the state. Brookings zip codes include: 57006 and 57007.
The city of Huron houses “The World’s Largest Ringnecked Pheasant” statue. Every year, Huron is responsible for hosting the South Dakota State Fair. Huron zip codes include: 57350 and 57399.
Running along James River is Mitchell, which contains the world's only corn palace. Dakota Discovery Museum and Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village are other attractions that can be found within the city. Mitchell zip code includes: 57301.
Found next to the Missouri River as the second smallest state capital in the U.S., Pierre offers residents a quiet community. By driving a few extra miles, residents can fish at Lake Oahe. Pierre zip code includes: 57501.
Named after the creek, Rapid City has become a tourist destination. Apart from Black Hills, the city has several theatres and art galleries. Rapid City zip codes include: 57701 and 57709.
Sioux Falls is the most populous city in South Dakota. Scattered around the city are a handful of schools, parks, and greenways. Sioux Falls zip codes include: 57101, 57105, and 57186.
Originally called Queen City, Spearfish holds the world record for the fastest temperature change. Spearfish contains Black Hills State University, Dakota Trailways, and Prairie Hills Transit. Spearfish zip codes include: 57783 and 57799.
Watertown is an affluent city located in Codington County. South Dakota's Rising Star provides families Bramble Park Zoo and Watertown Family Aquatic Center. Watertown zip code includes: 57201.
Sitting on Missouri River, Yankton is often referred to as River City. Yankton hosts Riverboat Days where attendees can watch a parade and grab a bite from the many food vendors. Yankton zip code includes: 57078.
