CDT certification

CDT certification is the Certified Dog Trainer credential from the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP), a membership association for dog professionals. Here is how a trainer earns it and what to ask, plus the trainers in our directory who list the IACP.

Awarded by
International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP)
On Barklopedia
19 trainers list the IACP on their listing (as members or for one of its certifications: ask which)

What is the IACP CDT?

The CDT is the IACP’s Certified Dog Trainer exam. Unlike a multiple-choice test, it is a portfolio: the trainer submits written reports on real training cases, with feedback from those clients, which a panel of professional peers reviews.

How does a trainer earn the CDT?

At the time of writing, the IACP describes the CDT as a three-part process:

Part 1
An application
Part 2
An exam portfolio of written case reports, completed within 6 months
Part 3
References from the client in each case study
How it is taken
Electronically, at the trainer’s own pace
Fee
$249.99 for IACP members

Is an IACP member the same as a CDT?

No. Being a member of the IACP and holding its CDT certification are different things. Many trainers list the IACP because they are members, so if a trainer mentions the IACP, ask whether they hold the CDT or another IACP certification.

What does a CDT mean for you as a dog owner?

It shows the trainer’s real case work has been reviewed by other professionals, with feedback from their clients. It does not tell you which methods they use, so ask how they train. Every trainer on Barklopedia has their methods labelled.

How can you check a trainer holds the CDT?

Ask the trainer, and check with the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP) if you want to be sure.

The credentials on Barklopedia come from what trainers publish themselves. We haven’t confirmed each one with the International Association of Canine Professionals (IACP), so it’s worth checking before you book.

Trainers on Barklopedia who list the IACP on their listing (as members or for one of its certifications: ask which)

19 trainers, highest Bark Score first. Nobody can pay to move up.

Blackheart K9 Services

ChatsworthForce-free

4.9Bark Score

How you can train
Group classes, Private lessons, Board and train
Helps with
Basic obedience, Recall, Leash pulling, Puppy training, Aggression and 4 more
Credentials
IACP

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D.O.G. of Jax

JacksonvilleForce-free

4.9Bark Score

How you can train
In your home, Board and train
Helps with
Puppy training, Basic obedience, Recall, Leash pulling, Fear and 6 more
Credentials
IACP

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4.3Bark Score

How you can train
Private lessons, Group classes, In your home
Helps with
Puppy training, Basic obedience, Recall, Leash pulling, Therapy dog work and 3 more
Credentials
IACP

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All Dawgs

AlbanyMethod not stated

3.9Bark Score

How you can train
Private lessons, Group classes, Board and train
Helps with
Basic obedience, Agility, Puppy training, Reactivity, Aggression and 7 more
Credentials
IACP
In business since
2007

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Dog Trainer US

PeoriaMethod not stated

3.9Bark Score

How you can train
In your home, Private lessons, Group classes, Board and train
Helps with
Puppy training, Basic obedience, Recall, Leash pulling, Therapy dog work and 3 more
Credentials
IACP

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Heart & Soul Dog Training

SumtervilleMethod not stated

3.9Bark Score

How you can train
Board and train, Private lessons, Online
Helps with
Basic obedience, Recall, Leash pulling, Service dog work, Therapy dog work and 1 more
Credentials
IACP

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Dominion Dog Training

BessemerMethod not stated

3.9Bark Score

How you can train
Board and train, Private lessons, Group classes, Day training
Helps with
Basic obedience, Puppy training, Recall, Leash pulling, AKC Canine Good Citizen
Credentials
IACP

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All 19, by state

Sources, checked October 19, 2026

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