Atlanta Dog Trainer plans Dog Days at the Farm in Alpharetta

Atlanta Dog Trainer will host Dog Days at the Farm on Aug. 22 in Alpharetta, offering free admission, live dog demos and optional paid mini training sessions. The event is designed to showcase the company’s services while giving local dog owners a family-friendly way to learn and play with their pets.

Why it matters: - The event gives Atlanta-area dog owners a hands-on way to see training methods in action before booking services. - Dog Days at the Farm also serves as a community-facing showcase for Atlanta Dog Trainer’s boarding, daycare and enrichment offerings. - The mix of free admission and low-cost add-on sessions lowers the barrier for first-time visitors.

What happened: - Atlanta Dog Trainer will host Dog Days at the Farm on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. - The event will take place at the company’s 2.5-acre training farm at 12900 Freemanville Road in Alpharetta. - The event is designed as a family-friendly, end-of-summer community gathering. - Guests can arrive at any time during the event. - The event will take place rain or shine.

The details: - Attendees will see live demonstrations in agility, scent work, dock diving and obedience training. - Trainers will be available to answer questions about training, boarding, daycare and enrichment programs. - General admission is free. - A limited number of $30 tickets will be sold for two mini training sessions. - Ticket holders can choose from agility, dock diving and scent work. - One dog is allowed per session. - Advance registration is recommended because session times are limited. - Local vendors will include Pet Wants and York and Euro. - The event will also include two food trucks and music from a local DJ. - Atlanta Dog Trainer has served Atlanta-area dog owners for more than 15 years. - The company has trained more than 10,000 dogs. - Atlanta Dog Trainer’s programs include Board and Train, behavior modification, puppy training, private lessons, group classes, agility, swimming and dock diving. - Event details and registration are available at the scheduling page. - More information about Atlanta Dog Trainer is available at atlantadogtrainer.com or by calling (404) 304-2250.

Between the lines: - Shelby Waxer said the company wants to open the farm to the community and create an event where families can have fun while finding new ways to engage with their dogs. - The event appears aimed at both entertainment and customer acquisition, blending a neighborhood festival with a live demonstration of services. - The emphasis on agility, scent work and dock diving suggests Atlanta Dog Trainer is positioning itself around activity-based enrichment, not just basic obedience.

What's next: - Atlanta Dog Trainer will take registrations ahead of the event, with limited session slots available. - Visitors who want the mini training sessions will need to reserve early because availability is capped. - The company will continue promoting its broader training and care services during the event.

The bottom line: - Dog Days at the Farm is a free, community-oriented event that doubles as a real-time showcase for Atlanta Dog Trainer’s services and expertise.