Private training sessions are one on one meetings conducted at our location or in your home to address specific behavior problems or learn all the basics. Working closely with you and your dog enables us to help provide specific direction helping you attain your training goals whether they include a “fully trained dog” or you’re just hoping to stop getting pulled down the block.

Group Training include:

• Board & Train program is the gold standard of training programs and our most popular option. An intense multi-week boot camp, with an emphasis on gravitating to the “off leash” trained dog or specifically addressing troublesome behavioral problems. The program addresses all obedience, manners and behavior problems, and includes intensive owner follow up training including an in-home session.  In addition to being trained, your dog will receive round the clock care. Many people choose to schedule this around a vacation.
• Day training incorporates exercise, socialization, and learning into every session. This involves the owner leaving their dog with us for the day to learn the foundations of manners and obedience as well as learning the ins & outs of daycare and how to behave and interact with other dogs. We recommend 5 day training sessions which includes a follow-up session with the owner free of charge.
• Beginner Basics Training – a 5 week program covering basic obedience, proper leash skills and manners.
• Intermediate Training – a 3 week program that builds on the foundation established in our basic program. We begin to step away from our dogs in stay exercises and increase the distractions.
• Advanced Training – a 3 week program that picks up where the intermediate left off working toward off leash recall and distance work. 
• Remote Collar Training – a 3 week program focusing on how E-collars are an outstanding tool to have in your toolbox. We will walk you through introducing your pup to the collar and how to use it constructively in your everyday adventures. We recommend the Dogtra or E-technology (mini educators) collars and all dogs must have completed a beginner class.