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1:1 Private Session

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In-Home Private Session

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Pack Walk/Group Class

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Day Train

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Virtual Coaching Session

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Public Evaluation

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Puppy Starter

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Board & Train

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Daily Training

FAQ

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FAQ 💘

  • Balanced dog training uses both positive reinforcement (like treats and praise) to encourage good behavior and fair corrections (such as leash pressure, e collar pressure or verbal cues) to discourage/redirect unwanted behavior. It focuses on clear communication, consistency, and trust, tailoring techniques to each dog's needs for effective results.

  • No, you should start with 1:1 training so that you can be prepared to effectively manage your dog and set you both up for success!

  • No, there are plenty of safe ways to socialize your puppy prior to being fully vaccinated and you are less likely to struggle with behavioral issues in the future if you socialize your puppy correctly.

  • IT DEPENDS. If it is a tight space where puppies are expected to just play with each other, no. If there is structure and focusing on neutrality as the priority, yes. You can set your dog up to fail in this environments, especially if your dog is on the shy side. It will provoke them to be in defense drive.

  • Yes, this is a great option. We can talk through any challenges and come up with a plan for your future with your dog. If for any reason I find in person would be more beneficial I will recommend it. But that has happened rarely.

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