COMPLIMENTARY IN-HOME ASSESSMENT

We are committed to providing affordable, expert training delivered conveniently in your home, tailored to fit your schedule.

We offer puppy packages, individual lesson rates, and discounted package options to suit every need. Contact us via call or text to arrange your complimentary in-home assessment.

Our lesson packages are flexible and upgradable—simply pay the difference when you choose to enhance your training plan.

This package comprises five in-home lessons, each lasting approximately 30-45 minutes, tailored to accommodate a puppy's limited attention span. Sessions are generally scheduled once per week.

This program is ideal for puppies aged between 8 weeks and 4 months. For puppies older than 4 months, please consider our "Young Dog" package.

Early socialization and training are critical for developing a well-adjusted and confident adult dog.

The curriculum includes:

• Potty training and crate training
• Puppy behavior corrections (e.g., stopping biting, digging, jumping)
• Maintaining focus amid distractions
• Appropriate socialization techniques
• Reliable recall (come when called)
• Basic commands: Sit and Down
• Loose leash walking
• Additionally, an introduction to one dog trick of your choice

This package comprises five in-home lessons, each approximately 45 minutes in duration, typically scheduled on a weekly basis.

It is ideally designed for older puppies aged between 4 and 8 months. If your puppy is older than 8 months, it is not too late to begin training—please explore our other available packages.

Training is essential for fostering a well-behaved dog and cultivating a strong, positive relationship with your pet. It is never too late to establish clear expectations.

The package curriculum includes:

• Potty training and crate training
• Puppy behavior corrections (such as stopping biting, digging, jumping up, etc.)
• Maintaining focus amid distractions
• Proper socialization techniques
• Recall training (come when called)
• Basic commands: Sit and Down
• Loose leash walking
• Additionally, an introduction to one dog trick of your choice

A single session is ideal for addressing one or two specific behaviors, such as leash walking, greeting guests, excessive jumping, or food stealing from children.

This 60-90 minute lesson takes place in the comfort of your home, where these behaviors usually manifest.

This package is designed for dogs of all ages. It includes three in-home lessons, each priced at $55. Each session lasts approximately 60 to 90 minutes and is generally scheduled once per week.

The curriculum covers:

• Behavioral corrections (e.g., jumping, food stealing)
• Recall training (come when called)
• Loose leash walking
• Basic commands: sit and an introduction to stay

This package can be customized to meet your specific requirements.

This package is designed for dogs of all ages. It includes five in-home lessons, each priced at $50. Each session lasts approximately 60 to 90 minutes and is generally scheduled once per week.

Curriculum for the package includes:

• Behavioral corrections (jumping, food stealing, etc.)
• Recall training (come when called)
• Loose leash walking
• Basic commands: Sit and Down
• Stay command and a "release" cue
• Place command (go to your designated spot)

This package offers an advanced level of obedience training. It includes 8 in-home sessions, each priced at $45. Each session lasts approximately 60-90 minutes and is typically scheduled once per week.

Curriculum for the package includes:

• Behavior corrections (jumping, food stealing, etc.)
• Recall (come when called)
• Loose leash walking
• Basic commands: Sit and Down
• Stay command with a "release" cue
• Place command (go to your designated spot)
• Heel (walk closely beside handler)
• Consistency with duration
• Reliability amid distractions
• Reliability at varying distances

An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is a companion animal that offers comfort and emotional support to individuals with mental health or psychiatric disabilities. Unlike service animals, ESAs are not trained to perform specific tasks; however, their companionship can significantly alleviate symptoms associated with conditions such as anxiety, depression, or PTSD. ESAs may be of any species and do not require specialized training. To validate the need for an ESA, individuals may obtain a letter from a licensed mental health professional.

Therapy dogs and their handlers offer comfort and support in any environment where therapy dogs are permitted, including hospitals, nursing homes, and other care facilities. These dogs are trained to demonstrate basic obedience and execute specialized commands designed to provide emotional relief to those in need.

Training your dog to become a certified Therapy Dog is a profoundly rewarding experience. Upon completion of the training program, your dog will undergo evaluation for the AKC Canine Good Citizen certification, administered by Amanda Lepper.

For further information about therapy dogs, please visit:

https://www.akc.org/sports/title-recognition-program/therapy-dog-program/what-is-a-therapy-dog/

Payment Plans Available

A psychiatric service dog is a highly trained service animal that supports individuals with psychiatric disabilities. These dogs are specifically trained to execute tasks that assist in managing symptoms associated with conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health disorders. Unlike emotional support animals, psychiatric service dogs perform work-related tasks that directly alleviate the impact of a disability.

Psychiatric service dogs undergo extensive training to carry out tasks tailored to the handler’s unique needs. These tasks may include:

• Retrieving medication
• Providing deep pressure therapy
• Interrupting self-harming behaviors
• Guiding the handler through stressful environments

A mobility service dog is a specially trained canine that assists individuals with physical disabilities, particularly those affecting mobility. These dogs are trained to support their handlers with daily activities, thereby enhancing their independence.

Mobility service dogs can be trained to perform a variety of tasks, including:

• Providing balance and stability while walking or standing
• Picking up and carrying objects beyond reach
• Retrieving dropped items
• Pulling wheelchairs to facilitate movement
• Opening and closing doors and drawers
• Operating light switches
• Pressing elevator buttons
• Alerting others in the event of a fall

An adventure day is exclusively available to alumni clients.

Trainer-led outing: $20–$40

Enjoy a 2 to 4-hour excursion during which your trainer engages your dog in an exciting adventure designed to reinforce training while discovering new environments. Typical activities include park walks, visits to dog-friendly venues, car rides, and concluding with a pup cup treat.