Private Training

All training: $125 / hour 
Location: Your home / virtual / your preference
Initial consultation length: 1.5 - 2.5 hours
Follow up length: 1.5 - 2 hours
Discounted Followup Packages Available
How to pay: We accept all major credit cards, Venmo, Zelle, and cash or check
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Our first session is 2 hours; we start the game plan and training will take place. You'll get written homework until we reach our goals. Private sessions are appropriate for puppies, adult dogs, dog siblings, and fearful or aggressive dogs.  ​​Puppies can start building skills as soon as you bring them home and before finishing their vaccinations.
Some common concerns we address:
  • Assessing your dog's personality - Upon meeting your dog we can observe their personality, communication and learning styles. This will guide our training approach.
  • Lifestyle change - For those who have recently moved or are about to, we can help with the transition.
  • Puppy behaviors - Typically this addresses jumping, housebreaking, barking, crate training, walking, relaxing, sleeping habits, socialization and teething.
  • Basic and advanced obedience - You name it we train it! Walking, Leave It, Sit, Stay, Down, Come, and beyond.
  • Travel training - Taking a flight or need help in the car? This is a common problem we can treat or prepare for.
  • Tricks & games - Think Paw, Fetch, Find It, Scratch MY Back, Army Crawl, Sit Pretty, Ring the doorbell, etcetera. 
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  • Help with fear - Some dogs need training to get past fears and phobias. It could be anything from a thunderstorm to a blender.
  • Aggression and/or biting - Your dog may be protective, territorial, guard a bone, toy, bed, a person and/or food. They may ​not enjoy being pet, leashed, meeting strangers, or aggressive towards your baby and guests. 
  • Reactionary Behaviors - A common urban problem, and can include barking at a doorbell, chasing skateboards, lunging at dogs, or simply whining at your cell phone.
  • Separation Distress or Anxiety - Your dog may bark, whine, pant, go to the bathroom, pace, drool, or hurt themselves when you contain or leave them.