Handicap Accessible Facility
Come and train with us in one of the finest training facilities in the Greater Atlanta Area. Our indoor facility is 5,800 sq. ft., fully matted, gated and air conditioned. We are located just inside the Perimeter, off Peachtree Boulevard.
Our physical address is: 3929 Green Industrial Way, Chamblee, GA 30341
DO NOT send mail to this address.
All correspondence should be sent to: ADOG – 13275 Cogburn Road – Alpharetta, GA 30004
Have something to brag about? ADOG wants to hear all about it! Email us with your Title or Special Achievement. Please include your name, dog’s registered and call name, registry, title name and abbreviation and when title or achievement was received.
See below for Student & StaffTitles by Year (Conformation, Rally, and Obedience). Congratulations to our students and staff. ADOG IS SO PROUD OF YOU!
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We are proud to introduce our wonderful team of experienced trainers. Our instructors have dog training experience ranging from five years to over thirty years with many different breeds. They not only compete in the sport of obedience, but also agility, tracking, conformation, hunting, rally, nose work, herding and other dog sports.
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Nancy Patton with her beloved “Bomber” OTCh Locknor B Fifty Two Bomber (OS/OBHF)
Nancy is best known for her fabulous Golden Retriever OTCH Locknor B Fifty-Two Bomber. Bomber had an incredible obedience career that spanned nearly a decade. He earned his CD at one and a half years and completed his UD a year later. By that time, he already had over 16 High in Trials and was in the Obedience Hall of Fame. He earned 145 HIT’s, three perfect scores and 75 High Combined Awards. He is ninth in all-time top OTCh dogs with 2,689 lifetime points. His most outstanding year was 1991, when he was ranked number one by both the Whitehead High Combined Ranking System and the First and Foremost Ranking System. He was also the Ken L Ration Obedience Dog of the Year. That same year he was High in Trial at the GRCA National Specialty and received the Toby Trigger Trophy. He was an Open Gaines Classic Winner and won two Super Dog titles at Gaines Regional’s.
Nancy was named FIDO Obedience Person of the Year in 1999.
Nancy Patton lost her long battle with cancer on February 4, 2000. The Nancy Patton Memorial Scholarship Fund (at the University of Georgia Veterinarian School) was established in her honor – awarding several scholarships to students before being closed.