FAQs

To attend National K-9, an applicant must be in good physical health and be physically capable of the rigorous demands. National K-9 reserves the right to require a doctor’s written permission prior to attendance or to decline an application for health reasons. National K-9 may require testing of an applicant’s physical abilities. If you have questions regarding the physical requirements of National K-9’s courses, please contact one of our instructors.

Applicants should also have a working knowledge of the English language (verbal and written). This includes the ability to speak clearly and confidently when working with people. Each student must also be capable of expressing the concepts covered throughout the course orally and in various written tests to receive certification. 

Individuals seeking enrollment are required to submit a “National K-9 School for Dog Trainers Application for Admittance” completed in its entirety and $75.00 application fee (in United States dollars). Applicants must also provide proof of a high school diploma or equivalent (G.E.D.) to be accepted into a course.