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About This Business

Board and Train 

Day Train 

In-Home Lessons

Private Lessons (at our facility)

Group Classes

Specialize in training high energy dogs, Aggression Rehab/Dog Reactivity and training Service Dogs and Therapy Dogs.

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Business Details

Local BBB:
BBB of Michigan
BBB File Opened:
2/11/2015
Business Started:
8/2/2011
Business Started Locally:
8/2/2011
Business Incorporated:
8/1/2012
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
Michigan Dog Training Inc.
Business Management:
Michael Burkey, Owner

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Michael Burkey, Owner
Customer Contacts
Michael Burkey, Owner

Additional Information

Refund and Exchange Policy

No refunds

Credit may be applied to another service at business discretion

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