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Noble Nose K9 Academy (NNKA) is veteran owned and operated. We are dedicated to building strong harmonious relationships between humans and their canine. We understand the frustration that owners can go through when communicating with their furry family members and we are here to help! We specialize in dog behavior modification. Our programs are designed to curb and eliminate all undesirable behavior and reinforce positive outcomes. It is our belief that dogs that understand their role within the family pack are ultimately happy dogs. It is our goal to show owners how to effectively communicate these expectations to both dog and owner
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13213 Adams Street, 22134, Quantico MCB, United States
- 7036349128
- contact@noblenosek9.com
- noblenosek9.com
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