Training Services

Puppy Training

Raise the puppy you always imagined!

Build the confidence, manners, and life skills that will help your puppy thrive.

Whether you're dealing with puppy biting, house training, crate training, jumping, leash walking, or simply want to get things right from day one, I’m here to help.

Together, we'll build the skills that matter most: focus, confidence, good manners, and a strong relationship between you and your dog.

Common Puppy Training Goals:

  • House training
  • Crate training
  • Recall
  • Leash walking
  • Basic manners
  • Polite Greetings
  • Handling and grooming preperation
  • Preventing separation related issues
  • Confidence building

Every puppy and every family is unique. That's why all training is tailored to your puppy, your goals, and your lifestyle.

Puppy Day School

Your puppy spends the day with me.

Drop your puppy off for a day of structured learning, socialization, enrichment.

Each day is customized to your puppy’s needs and training goals, with a balance of skill-building, mental stimulation, and appropriate rest. You’ll receive video updates and written progress summaries, along with email support between sessions. You’ll also have access to The Ultimate Canine Companion Course ($99 value) to support your training at home.

Best for Busy professionals or families with limited training time, or puppies who would benefit from a structured, supervised day instead of being left home alone

What's included with ongoing enrollment:

  • Full day of professional, personalized training
  • Complimentary meet & greet
  • Daily pics, videos & written updates
  • Free access to our exclusive DIY Canine Companion Course ($99 value) - available only while your pup is actively enrolled
  • Flexible drop-off and pick-up
  • $500/month for one day a week—a full day of training for just $25 more than a 1-hour private session!

Manners & Obedience

Want the best version of your dog?

The one with good manners, better focus, and who actually listens to you? I can help.

Build the skills that make everyday life easier—calm walks, polite greetings, reliable responses, and a stronger connection between you and your dog.

Whether you’re dealing with pulling on leash, jumping, ignoring cues, or just feeling like your dog knows better but doesn’t do better, we’ll work through it together.

Together, we’ll build focus, reliability, and the kind of manners that make life with your dog more enjoyable.

Common Training Goals:

  • Leash walking
  • Reliable recall
  • Door manners
  • Focus around distractions
  • Impulse control
  • Confidence building
  • Handling and groooming preperation
  • Basic manners
  • Other everyday manners & obedience challenges

Every dog and every family is different. That’s why all training is tailored to your dog, your goals, and your lifestyle.

Fear & Reactivity

Let's help your dog feel safer in a world that feels overwhelming.

Fear and reactivity can show up in many ways—on walks, around new people, visitors in the home, or unfamiliar environments. It can feel frustrating, unpredictable, and isolating when you’re trying to help your dog but aren’t sure where to start.

You’re not alone in this, and it doesn’t have to stay this way.

Together, we’ll focus on building your dog’s confidence, reducing stress in challenging situations, and creating more calm and predictability in everyday life. The goal is not perfection—it’s helping your dog feel more secure and helping you feel more confident handling real-world situations.

Common Training Goals:

  • Walk calmly without barking or lunging at dogs or people
  • Recover quickly after seeing a trigger
  • Focus on you, even around distractions
  • Enjoy walks instead of dreading them
  • Pass other dogs comfortably
  • Welcome visitors without panic or chaos
  • Understand why your dog reacts
  • Learn how to prevent reactions before they happen

Training is always tailored to your dog’s needs, triggers, and comfort level.

For human-related fear, I may act as a controlled trigger to help your dog safely build confidence at their own pace.

For leash reactivity toward other dogs, we begin with a structured assessment walk before gradually introducing carefully matched helper dogs as part of the training process.

The goal is always the same: helping your dog feel more secure and giving you the skills to handle real-world situations with confidence.