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Build the foundation your puppy needs for a lifetime of good behavior.
What’s Included:
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Basic Commands (Sit, Stay, Come, Leave It)
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Socialization Skills with people, pets, and new environments
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Crate Training and Housebreaking Tips
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Leash Training for fun and safe walks
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Bite Inhibition to prevent puppy nipping
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Positive Reinforcement Techniques to encourage good behavior
Day Training
Program Overview:
Day training offers the convenience of having a professional dog trainer work with your dog while you're away. During these sessions, your dog will receive focused training on obedience and behavior modification. You’ll receive regular updates on their progress and guidance on how to reinforce the training at home.
Key Features:
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Trainer works with your dog for a set period during the day while you're at work or occupied.
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Focus on foundational training or specific behavioral issues.
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Regular updates, including video progress reports, tips, and instructions for reinforcing training at home.
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Includes individual attention and tailored training strategies.
Ideal For:
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Dogs needing more personalized, structured training.
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Owners who want a professional to handle the training, but still wish to be involved in reinforcing lessons at home.
Duration:
Sessions are typically 2-3 hours long, and the program can be scheduled for multiple days over several weeks.
Board and Train Program Off Leash Obedience
Board & Train + Off-Leash Obedience (6-8Weeks)
Your dog will be living with a professional trainer, mastering reliable obedience skills, and learning to respond even without a leash attached.
What’s Included:
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6 to8 Weeks of Immersive, Pro-Level Training
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Off-Leash Obedience Foundation
We work on 7 essential commands: sit, down, stay, come, place, heel, and leave it—with a special focus on off-leash recall, distance control, and focus under distraction. -
Behavioral Adjustments
From leash reactivity to impulse control, we tackle common issues that keep you from enjoying your dog to the fullest. -
Go-Home Session + Transition Coaching
You’ll receive a comprehensive go-home lesson and follow-up support to ensure the training sticks at home. -
What You’ll Need:
Just low and high-value treats, a leash, and harness. We’ll handle the rest, including introducing training tools for off-leash control (with your consent and proper guidance).
Investment:
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Program Cost: Starting at $2000 (based on dog’s age, needs, and duration)
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Deposit to Reserve: $750
In Home K9 Coaching
Transform Problem Behaviors into Positive Habits
What’s Included:
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8 Weekly In-Home Sessions
One-on-one training in your home where real behaviors happen, with personalized coaching for both you and your dog. -
Focus Areas
We work on 7 core commands (such as sit, stay, come, place, heel, leave it, and down) along with custom behavioral adjustments tailored to your dog’s needs—whether it’s jumping, barking, or pulling on leash. -
Homework After Each Session
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Support + Supplies
You’ll only need the basics: low and high-value treats, a leash, and/or a harness.
Investment:
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Total Cost: $750
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Deposit to Book: $300 (non-refundable)
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Remaining balance due at the first session.
This program is ideal for dog owners who want hands-on involvement and lasting results. We coach you every step of the way so you can confidently handle your dog in any situation.
Limited availability each month. Ready to get started? Contact us today to reserve your spot!
Our Behavioral Modification Program is designed to address your dog’s unique challenges. Whether it’s aggression, anxiety, or unruly behavior, we use proven techniques to create positive, lasting change. Let us help you build a stronger, happier bond with your dog today.
Behavior Management Programs
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Focuses on reducing aggression toward people, other dogs, or specific triggers.
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Techniques include desensitization, counterconditioning, and management strategies.
Anxiety and Fear Reduction Program
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Helps dogs overcome fears, phobias, or generalized anxiety (e.g., loud noises, new environments).
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Uses gradual exposure, positive reinforcement, and calming techniques.
Separation Anxiety Program
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Designed for dogs that panic when left alone.
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Includes crate training, independence-building exercises, and gradual desensitization to being alone.
Leash Reactivity Training Program
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Focuses on dogs that bark, lunge, or act out on leash.
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Incorporates distraction techniques, impulse control, and structured walking exercises.
Excessive Barking Program
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Addresses habitual barking caused by boredom, anxiety, or territorial instincts.
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Teaches redirection, commands, and how to reinforce quiet behavior.
Hyperactivity and Impulse Control Program
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Helps dogs that struggle with excessive energy or inability to settle down.
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Includes calming routines, impulse control games, and structured playtime.
Resource Guarding Program
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Focuses on dogs that guard food, toys, or spaces.
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Uses desensitization and trading techniques to reduce possessive behaviors.
Socialization and Confidence-Building Program
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For dogs that are shy or lack social skills with people, dogs, or new environments.
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Involves controlled exposure to new experiences and positive reinforcement.
Housebreaking and Potty Training Program
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For dogs struggling with inappropriate elimination or marking indoors.
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Focuses on consistent schedules, crate training, and proper reinforcement.
Destructive Behavior Program
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Addresses chewing, digging, or other destructive habits.
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Teaches redirection to appropriate behaviors and environmental enrichment.
Obsessive-Compulsive Behavior Program
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For dogs displaying repetitive behaviors (e.g., tail chasing, excessive licking).
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Combines behavior modification, stress reduction, and mental stimulation.
Fear-Free Vet/Grooming Preparation Program
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Helps dogs that fear vet visits, grooming, or being handled.
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Uses gradual desensitization to grooming tools and handling techniques.
Multi-Dog Household Harmony Program
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For managing conflicts or competition between dogs in the same home.
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Focuses on structured routines, individual training, and group harmony exercises.
Puppy Behavior and Manners Program
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Prevents future problems by teaching proper behavior during critical developmental stages.
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Covers socialization, bite inhibition, and foundational obedience.
Chasing and Prey Drive Management Program
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For dogs that chase cars, bikes, or wildlife.
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Teaches recall, impulse control, and alternative focus exercises.
Travel and Car Behavior Program
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Helps dogs adjust to car rides and reduces fear or motion sickness.
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Combines desensitization and comfort-based training techniques.
Off-Leash Reliability
Program
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Teaches dogs to behave appropriately off-leash, even in high-distraction environments.
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Focuses on recall, focus, and safety skills.
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Group Class Schedule
Training Programs
Day Training Program
Program Overview
Day training offers the convenience of having a professional dog trainer work with your dog while you're away. During these sessions, your dog will receive focused training on obedience and behavior modification. You’ll receive regular updates on their progress and guidance on how to reinforce the training at home.
Key Features:
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Trainer works with your dog for a set period during the day while you're at work or occupied.
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Focus on foundational training or specific behavioral issues.
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Regular updates, including video progress reports, tips, and instructions for reinforcing training at home.
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Includes individual attention and tailored training strategies.
Ideal For:
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Dogs needing more personalized, structured training.
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Owners who want a professional to handle the training, but still wish to be involved in reinforcing lessons at home.
Duration:
Sessions are typically 2-3 hours long, and the program can be scheduled for multiple days over several weeks
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Board and Train Program
Program
Overview
Board and Train is an intensive program where your dog stays at the trainer’s facility for a designated period. During their stay, your dog will undergo intensive training with a clear focus on obedience, behavior modification, or resolving specific issues such as aggression or separation anxiety. This is ideal for dogs who need consistent, uninterrupted training to correct behavior.
Key Features:
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Dog stays with the trainer 24/7 for a set period (usually 2-8 weeks).
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Focus on advanced obedience and behavior modification.
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Structured training sessions throughout the day.
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Daily updates and a final session with the owner for a transfer of skills and knowledge.
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Reinforcement of positive behaviors and correction of negative ones.
Ideal For:
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Dogs with behavioral problems that require intensive work.
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Owners who cannot dedicate time for daily training sessions.
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Those looking for a quick solution to serious behavior issues, such as aggression or excessive barking.
Duration:
Typically spans 4-6 weeks with weekly sessions, but can vary depending on the puppy's age and progress.
Private One-on-One Training
Program
Overview
Private training sessions offer individualized attention tailored to address your dog’s specific needs. Whether you're working on basic obedience, fixing behavioral issues, or teaching advanced tricks, this program allows the trainer to focus solely on your dog and your goals.
Key Features:
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Personalized training plan for your dog's needs.
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Sessions with the dog owner present to provide hands-on guidance.
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Focus on specific behaviors like aggression, leash pulling, or separation anxiety.
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Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle.
Ideal For:
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Dogs with behavioral issues requiring targeted solutions.
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Owners looking for one-on-one attention and instruction.
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People with a busy schedule needing
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flexible training times.
Duration:
Typically 60-minute sessions, but the number of sessions depends on your dog’s progress and the training goals.
DOG TRAINING MADE PERSONAL
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What training methods do you use?
A: We use positive reinforcement techniques that focus on rewarding good behavior and building trust, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for your dog.
Q: Can you work with dogs of any age or breed?
A: Absolutely! We welcome all breeds and ages, from puppies to senior dogs, and tailor our training to suit their unique needs.
Day Training
Q: What is day training, and how does it work?
A: Day training is like a “doggy day school”! Drop your dog off for a few hours, and our trainers will work on key behaviors or skills. You’ll receive updates and guidance for continuing the training at home.
Q: How often should I bring my dog to day training?
A: Most dogs benefit from 2–3 sessions per week, but the frequency depends on your goals and your dog’s progress.
Q: Will I receive any feedback or updates?
A: Yes! After each session, we provide a summary of what your dog worked on, their progress, and tips for reinforcing the training at home.
Board and Train
Q: What is included in the board and train program?
A: Your dog will stay with us for a set period (typically 2–4 weeks) and receive intensive training tailored to their needs. We also include owner coaching sessions to ensure you can maintain the training at home.
Q: Will my dog forget me during a board and train?
A: Not at all! Dogs have incredible memories. While they’re with us, we’ll build on their trust and skills so they’re ready to reunite with you and show off their progress.
Q: What issues can be addressed in board and train?
A: We address a range of behaviors, from basic obedience to advanced skills, leash manners, socialization, aggression, and anxiety.
Group Classes
Q: What types of group classes do you offer?
A: We offer classes for puppies (socialization and basics), basic obedience, advanced skills, and specialized topics like leash manners and recall.
Q: How many dogs are in each class?
A: To ensure quality instruction, we limit class sizes to 6–8 dogs per session.
Q: Can I join a group class if my dog has behavioral issues?
A: For safety and success, we recommend addressing behavioral issues in private sessions or a board and train program before joining group classes.
Private Sessions
Q: What are private sessions, and how are they different from group classes?
A: Private sessions provide one-on-one training customized to your dog’s specific needs. Unlike group classes, the training is fully tailored to your goals and schedule.
Q: Where do private sessions take place?
A: We offer in-home private sessions, outdoor training at parks, or virtual sessions depending on your preference and your dog’s needs.
Q: Can private sessions address specific issues like aggression or anxiety?
A: Yes! Private sessions are ideal for tackling specific challenges such as fear, aggression, or separation anxiety.
Other Questions
Q: How long will it take to see results?
A: Results vary based on your dog’s temperament, the issue being addressed, and your consistency at home. Some dogs show improvement within weeks, while others may take longer for complex issues.
Q: Do you offer follow-up support?
A: Yes! We provide ongoing support through refresher sessions, online resources, and trainer access to ensure your dog’s success.
Q: Can I combine programs for my dog?
A: Definitely! Many clients combine private sessions with group classes or transition from board and train to day training for continued progress.