Daily Training Program

Personalized training for busy owners who want consistent progress without overnight boarding.

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Is this program right for you?

Life gets busy—but your dog's development doesn't stop. If you've been struggling to stay consistent with training or feel like your dog needs more than the occasional private lesson, Daily Training may be the perfect fit.

This program is designed for owners who:

  • Have busy work or family schedules

  • Want professional, consistent training throughout the week

  • Prefer an in-home alternative to traditional board & train programs

  • Need help raising a puppy or adolescent dog

  • Want guidance through leash reactivity, overexcitement, impulse control, or everyday manners

  • Understand that lasting results come from owner involvement and consistency

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Many training programs rely on meeting once a week and hoping owners can fill in the gaps. Daily Training is different. Instead of trying to remember everything from a weekly lesson, your dog receives consistent training multiple days each week. We make steady progress while building habits through repetition, structure, and clear communication. At the same time, you'll learn how to maintain those skills through scheduled transfer sessions, coaching, and ongoing support. The goal isn't simply to have a well-trained dog during our program—it's to give you the knowledge and confidence to continue that success long after training is complete.

Why Daily Training?

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What Does a Typical Training Day Look Like?

Every dog receives an individualized training plan based on their age, personality, goals, and current skill level. Training sessions may include:

• Leash walking and engagement

• Confidence building

• Puppy socialization and development

• Public outings

• Calmness and impulse control

• Household manners

• Place training

• Recall/off leash training

• Greeting people politely

• Handling and grooming preparation

• E-collar conditioning

• Building neutrality around dogs, people, and everyday distractions

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One of the biggest misconceptions in dog training is that someone else can "fix" your dog. While your dog will receive professional training throughout the week, lasting success depends on everyone speaking the same language. Throughout your program, we'll schedule transfer sessions where you'll learn how to handle your dog confidently, reinforce new behaviors, and maintain your dog's progress at home and in public. My goal is never to create dependence on me. It's to give you the skills to enjoy life with your dog long after our program ends.

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What makes this program different?

There are plenty of ways to train a dog.

What makes Daily Training different isn't simply the number of sessions—it's the level of consistency, communication, and individualized attention your dog receives.

Unlike large facilities or one-size-fits-all programs, your dog remains in their familiar home environment while receiving personalized training tailored to your goals. Every lesson builds on the last, allowing steady progress without overwhelming either you or your dog.

This program combines professional training with owner education so you don't just see improvement—you understand how to maintain it.

Investment + FAQ

  • No. Daily Training takes place while your dog remains in their own home and familiar environments. This allows us to work on behaviors where they naturally occur and helps your dog transition their new skills into everyday life.

  • Training schedules are customized based on your program, but dogs typically train multiple days each week to create consistency and momentum.

  • For many owners, yes. Frequent training allows your dog to practice new skills consistently while reducing the gaps that often occur between weekly sessions. Owners remain involved through coaching and transfer sessions so everyone progresses together.

  • Every dog is different. Training tools are selected based on the individual dog, their goals, and what will provide clear, effective communication. Recommendations are always discussed with owners before introducing new equipment.

  • No ethical trainer can guarantee specific outcomes because success depends on many factors, including consistency, genetics, environment, and owner follow-through. My commitment is to provide honest recommendations, individualized training, and ongoing education to help you and your dog make meaningful progress.

Foundations Program:

$2,100 (2 weeks)

$3,000 (3 weeks)

Behavior Program:

$3,900 (3 weeks)

$5,000 (4 weeks)

Every dog is different, and recommendations are based on your dog's age, goals, training history, and behavior.

Following your consultation, I'll recommend the program that best supports your long-term success.

Programs may range from 2–4 weeks depending on your goals.