Day Training $1800

Following our initial Virtual Consult, we’ll narrow down our focus to 1-3 key areas to work on during a four-week program.

Here’s what you can expect each week:

  • 2 Training Sessions (Mondays & Wednesdays OR Tuesdays & Thursdays): I’ll work directly with your dog while you’re busy at work, taking care of the kids, or occupied with other tasks. These sessions take place in your home during daytime hours.

  • 1 Private Lesson (Sundays): Together, we’ll review what your dog learned and preview new skills allowing you to actively participate and reinforce new behaviors.

  • Additional Support & Resources:

    • Customized curriculum and homework assignments tailored to your dog’s needs

    • An individual resource library containing videos, written instructions, and worksheets

    • Email and text support during business hours from Monday to Friday.

Each training session will last approximately one hour, giving you a total of 12 sessions.

Once you’ve completed your day training program, you’ll receive an extra month of text and email support to fine-tune your training. If needed, you can purchase additional packages or individual lessons to further solidify your newly acquired skills.

Scroll through to learn about our selection of skills.

  • Loose Leash Walking

    Everybody wants it, but now, you’ll finally get to have it. I can’t wait to teach you this quintessential flex.

  • Potty Training

    Are you sick of discovering unpleasant surprises in the house? I’ll help you develop a routine, hone your timing, and troubleshoot accidents so we can keep those floors squeaky clean.

  • Mat Work & Relaxation

    Does your dog need to learn the art of doing nothing? This is the versatile skill that lets you enjoy a quiet evening at home or share a lazy afternoon at the brewery.

  • Basic Obedience & Manners

    If your dog has minimal behavioral issues, we’re going to push the margin by focusing on rock solid sit and down stays, greeting manners, and threshold skills.

  • Reliable Recall

    Coming when called is an essential safety skill and a testament to the relationship you’ve built with your dog. I’ll help you ensure that this skill is there when you need it.

  • Crate Training

    A dog who loves their crate is safer in the car, more relaxed at the vet or groomer, and easier to manage at home when the plumber visits. A quiet place to relax is a must for well-adjusted dogs.