Columbus Kennel ClubAll-breed dog club · Columbus, GA

Trusted professionals

Trusted professionals

Looking for a dog trainer, boarding or a groomer in Columbus, GA? These state-licensed businesses are ones our members trust. The club doesn't sell boarding or training. We refer you to professionals we know.

Overnight & day care

Dog boarding & daycare

Always tour a facility before your dog's first stay, and ask what vaccinations they require.

Loving Touch Grooming & Boarding Center

  • Boarding
  • Grooming

(706) 687-4402

GA kennel license #3481770 · through Jul 2027

Manners, sports & behavior

Dog trainers

Look for trainers who use fair, humane methods and are happy to let you watch a class first.

New trainer in Columbus?

Want to be on our list?

We're always looking for good trainers. Tell us about your business.

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Baths, cuts & nails

Dog groomers

Groomers need the same state kennel license as boarders and trainers.

Klippers

  • Dogs
  • Cats

(706) 568-3337

GA kennel license #34106483 · through Jan 2027

Pampered Pets

  • Dogs

(706) 568-1575

GA kennel license #3500822 · through Mar 2027

Town and Country Pet Salon

  • Dogs

(706) 325-1556

GA kennel license #3502111 · through Dec 2026

Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming

  • Dogs
  • Bakery

Midland Commons

GA kennel license #3501772 · through Jan 2027

Salty Dawg Pet Salon + Bakery

  • Dogs
  • Bakery

saltydawg.com

GA kennel license #3502353 · through Aug 2027

Sparkle Kitty Cat Exclusive Grooming & Boarding

  • Cats only

Grooms cats only. No dogs.

GA kennel license #3502405 · through Sep 2027

In each section, businesses are listed by how long they've served Columbus. Licenses checked against the Georgia Department of Agriculture's records on September 23, 2026. Licenses renew every year. Own a business on this list and something's out of date? Let us know.

For trainers & pet professionals

Want to be on our list?

We're always glad to meet good trainers, boarders and groomers in the Columbus area, and we especially want to hear from trainers. Here's what we look for:

  • A current Georgia kennel license. The law requires one to board, train or groom for pay.
  • Fair, humane methods you're happy to explain
  • Openness to a club member sitting in on a class or visiting your facility
  • Locally owned, with an owner who stands behind the work
  • Happy local customers. References are welcome.

How to apply

  1. Email us your details with the button below.
  2. Attach a photo or PDF of your Georgia kennel license.
  3. We'll review it and get back to you. We may ask to visit or sit in on a class.
Email us your details

The button opens your email app with the questions already filled in. You can also write to [email protected].