Your dog might enjoy barking, lunging, pulling on the leash, chewing, digging, jumping on family and guests, bolting out the door as soon as it opens. These are all NORMAL dog behaviors, but when we bring a dog into our home to live with us, we have certain ideals. We need to help our dogs cope with their new living arrangement while we help them understand what is being asked of them, so we can reduce the stress and frustration and begin to co-exist harmoniously. 

Private sessions can help you and your dog work through  specific unwanted behaviors and at your individual pace. 

Is your dog very EXCITED? Do they get overstimulated quickly?

Private sessions can help you practice the behaviors that you want your dog to perform in a lower stimulating environment than a group program offers. We can look into group programs as your dog is ready to progress and work around distractions.

Perhaps your dog is a little bit anxious or maybe reactive to other dogs or people. A group program is not our starting point. 

We need to create an optimal learning environment for both you and your dog and then progress at the dog's pace.