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What dog behavior issues can you help with?
We specialize in puppy struggles, and love solving problems between kids and dogs. We can also help with a variety of issues, including leash pulling, jumping up, destructive chewing, housetraining, resource guarding, separation anxiety, and integrating a newly adopted dog. Reach out to ask us about your dog’s individual struggles.
How long does dog training take?
During the initial consult, we will evaluate your dog and provide you with a recommended number of sessions to reach your training goals. Ultimately, the speed of training depends on your ability to consistently carry out weekly homework assignments (Don’t worry, we keep it short and sweet.)
If you’re just working on a single behavior issue, it can usually be resolved within 3 weekly sessions. If you’re dealing with multiple issues, or would like a full round of basic obedience training, we recommend 6-9 weeks of training. All training requires management and regular practice to maintain long-term results, otherwise your dog will forget their lessons just like you forgot your high school algebra 😉
Do you offer board and train?
We’ve found that the best long-term results are achieved when the owner is an active part of the training process. So we take a hybrid approach for those of you who want the faster progress achieved through board and train. We coach owners along with their dogs in our weekly private training sessions. But we also offer Day School, where your pup can have an immersive training experience at our facility, and you still get to take them home at the end of the day!
How much does training cost?
Initial consult pricing is $125, and follow-up sessions are $75-85 per session, depending on the number of sessions purchased upfront. Day School is $59 for a single school day, or $44 for recurring school days.
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