One-on-One Dog Training Options

No worries! At your Consultation, we can discuss the perks of all of the programs and make our recommendation with your pup’s individual personality in mind.

It depends on the program. For Homeschool and Board & Train there is a $500 non-refundable deposit. For Homeschool, the remainder is due at the first lesson. For B&T, we can split the remainder between the first and last day of your pup’s stay. There is not an option to split payments for the Private Lesson packages. 

The easiest on the wallet route is to pay as you go. Start with the Basics Course and work through as much of it as you can. You can utilize the Client Community for support and ask questions. Then, if you get stuck and need some extra help, we can set up a Consultation and individual private lessons as you need em!

We cannot guarantee that you will reach your goals with your dog, because, in short, that is your responsibility. Even if we start the process and lay a solid foundation through Homeschool or B&T, at the end of the day, it’s the work you put in that will make the training stick, or allow chaos to continue in your home. 

We have had great success with our process and have seen our clients who put in the effort thrive. Those who do not, may experience a honeymoon period, but their dogs quickly realize their old habits still work at home. 

What we do guarantee is that we will be here for you. We are your teachers, your coaches, and your cheerleaders every step of the way. You will have the support you need either directly from us via phone, text, or email or via the Client Community. We are constantly looking for ways to better serve our client crew and we promise to do everything we can to help, but you need to be ready to make changes and put the time into your training if you want to reach your training goals.

For sure! Corey specializes in aggression cases whether the dog struggles with resource guarding, fear based aggression, aggression toward other dogs, sibling in-fighting, etc. Whether your dog has a bite history or you’re worried that they may bite someone, Corey can absolutely help you set up a management plan that will keep everyone safe and a training plan to help your dog understand that aggressive behavior is not the only solution to their problems. 

Please note: aggressive behavior is not something that will go away overnight and there is never a guarantee that even after training your dog will never bite. The responsibility of owning a bite-risk dog is heavy and you must take that responsibility seriously in order to give your dog the best life. 

Before you even bring em home! There is so much to learn and do to set your puppy up for success, so the sooner the better! If you’ve already brought your puppy home or they’re a bit older, all is not lost! Now is the best time to start. 

From about 6 weeks to 12 weeks is your puppy’s critical socialization period where it is vital to show them the world they will be living in for the rest of their lives. However! We have to be careful with puppies who aren’t fully vaccinated yet. We will help you safely expose your pup to all the things they will encounter as well as begin to lay the foundation for their training. That way you can spend more time enjoying your pup and less time cleaning up figurative and/or literal messes. 

First, it’s important to know what training tools are out there. There are natural training tools like your use of spacial pressure, your voice, and your general body language. And then there are external tools like food, clickers, various collars, leashes, crates, etc. 

The tools we use on your training journey depends on you! Every dog/handler combo is a little different. We look at your needs as well as your dog’s behavior/personality and decide on a tool combo together. Regardless, you need to be comfortable using the tool, so we will make our recommendation, but ultimately it is your decision. 

Generally, to start we recommend using a crate for down time, and a slip leash or flat collar and leash along with food for training. The foundations of training can be well established with those tools the majority of the time. Once we get a feel for how you and your dog are progressing, then we can chat about changing up the tools and going to a martingale or prong collar, for example, if need be. 

We are supporters of e-collars, especially for folks who wish to give their dogs safe, off leash freedom. However, we are super picky about who we train to use them. E-collars are a huge responsibility and you must show proficiency in your leash skills and basic training principles before we even order you a collar. 

If you are curious about our equipment recommendations, check out this page: CLICK HERE

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