Private lessons for manners, behavior concerns, and sports prep.
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Our Training Programs
Every dog and home situation is unique, so we’ll work with you to find the right combination of training and communication skills for you and your pet.
In Home Private Lessons
Working on leash walking in your own neighborhood, setting up your home for management strategies, and getting the whole family involved. In home private lessons can be a comfortable way for you and your dog to learn. $150 per session.
Virtual Private Lessons
Don’t live nearby? Is virtual more accessible for you? Many skills can be taught via a Zoom call. $120 per session
Group Classes
Training location is coming soon!
Group classes can be an efficient way to have structure in your training and are a great way to practice appropriate socialization.
How we can help you…
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Basics
New dog in the house? A first-time dog owner? Wanting to get the whole family on the same page? I can help you set clear expectations and develop a relationship with your dog that will set you up for the future.
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Beyond the Basics
So your dog has nailed the basics…what’s next? Learn more skills and polish the ones your team already has to become the envy of the neighborhood.
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Behavioral Issues
Having a hard time? Dog reactivity, human reactivity, anxiousness, fear, over-excitement, boredom - these are all very common issues that we can help you with. The sooner addressed the easier and better for all involved. Let’s commit to making your lives better.
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Dog Sports Prep
Getting in to dog sports can be overwhelming or seem out of reach for newbies. We can help you make sure your dog has a strong foundation in place and help you discover what dog sports may be of interest to you and your pup. When ready we’ll get you connected with local resources for your sports of interest.
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Relationship & Love
When we ask a new dog to do something they often think, “Why should I?” We can help you develop a relationship with your dog that will answer this question clearly, fully and without hesitation. Healthy relationships have boundaries and expectations along with boundless love and trust.
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No Pain
It is never necessary to hurt your dog to teach them. We have many tools in our toolbox. We do not use shock (e-) collars, pinch collars, or other tools with the express purpose of causing pain to discourage behavior. If you’d like more information on this topic we’re happy to discuss it during a lesson.