Services Available
Foundational Commands
One of the most important aspects of training a well-behaved dog is teaching them foundational commands. Commands like "sit," "come," "heel," "recall," "down," and "place" provide a solid foundation for obedience and control.
Problem Correction
Techniques that help address problem areas such as jumping, barking, potty training, crate training, puppy biting and more
Leash Techniques
What does it mean to leash train a dog? In short, a leash-trained dog is a dog that has been taught to walk with a loose leash by your side, and one that doesn't pull, cross in front of you, or bark uncontrollably at the sight of other dogs, cats, humans, or other distractions.
Socialization Techniques
The process of preparing a dog or cat to enjoy interactions and be comfortable with other animals, people, places, and activities.
Lure Training
Luring is a popular and easy way to teach dogs a variety of behaviors. It usually works by a handler using a treat on the dog's nose to steer or lead a dog to move their body in a specific direction, essentially “luring” them.
Advanced Teachings
Available to help with reactivity, and obedience through distractions
