We believe dog training is really about finding a mutual ground on which to communicate with your dog — and that looks a little different for every dog and every family. That's why we offer a range of training options, from one-on-one lessons to immersive board and train programs, so you can choose the format that fits your dog's needs and your lifestyle.

  • Individual Lessons — personalized, one-on-one support at our location or yours

  • Virtual Lessons — flexible Zoom-based coaching from the comfort of home

  • Board & Train — an immersive, structured program where your dog stays and trains with us

  • Group Classes — a social setting to build manners and obedience around real-world distractions

  • Online Courses — self-paced training you can work through on your own schedule

Not sure which is the right fit? Scroll down for more information, or reach out and we'll help you find the best option for your dog.

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Training FAQ

How long will it take to see results from training?

The timeline for results depends on the dog, their specific challenges, and your commitment to follow through with training exercises. Many dogs show improvement after just a few sessions, while more complex behaviors may require consistent work over time.

Can I be involved in my dog’s training?

Absolutely! In fact, your involvement is crucial to your dog’s success. While we can teach your dog the foundational skills and behaviors they need, it’s your ongoing consistency and reinforcement at home that will solidify those lessons.

Whether you choose individual lessons, group classes, or a board-and-train program, we prioritize teaching you how to maintain and build on your dog’s training. Our goal is to empower you with the tools and knowledge needed to create a harmonious life and strong bond with your dog. Training is a team effort, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Do you offer training for multiple dogs in the same household?

Absolutely. We can work with all dogs in your home using an individualized approach to address each dog’s specific needs to create a harmonious environment.

What happens if I have questions after the training program ends?

All of our training programs include follow-up support. Individual lessons come with 30 days of ongoing assistance, while board-and-train programs include lifetime support. You’re encouraged to reach out for advice or troubleshooting. We’re here to help!

Do you work with reactive or aggressive dogs?

Yes, we work with reactivity and certain aggression issues, depending on the circumstances. Contact us to discuss your dog’s specific behavior, and we’ll determine if our training is the right fit.

What should I bring to training?

For individual lessons or group classes, bring (or have available) a well-fitting leash and collar or harness, your dog’s favorite treats, and any training tools you currently use. For board-and-train programs, please pack a well-fitting flat collar, any supplements or medications your dog is on, and their food if not using our house food.

How do I decide which training option is best for my dog?

Each training option is tailored to address different needs, depending on your dog’s behavior and your lifestyle. Here’s a breakdown to help you decide:

  • Individual Lessons: These are ideal if you want to address specific behaviors in your dog’s everyday environment, such as house manners, reactivity, or problem-solving for unique challenges. They’re also a great choice if you prefer hands-on involvement in your dog’s training process.

  • Board & Train Programs: Perfect for busy owners or those looking for a more intensive approach to building foundational skills. These programs provide immersive training for your dog in a structured setting, teaching them key behaviors while follow-up sessions teach you how to maintain and reinforce progress at home.

  • Group Classes: A wonderful option for social dogs that need to practice manners and obedience in a group setting with distractions. These classes are great for building focus, confidence, and skills like loose-leash walking and sit-stays around other dogs and people.

  • Virtual Lessons: Best suited for addressing specific issues like separation anxiety, crate training, or prey drive from the comfort of your home. They’re also a convenient option for busy schedules or if you’re located outside our service area.

If you’re unsure which option is the best fit, we’re happy to discuss your dog’s needs and recommend the most effective program for your goals. Contact us today to get started!