Private In-Home Sessions

Session info listed below, please call with any questions.

Signature Program: Rowdy to Respectful Puppy Program:
  • This program is designed for first time puppy owners, owners who haven’t worked with a puppy in a long period of time, or the owner who is looking for the “go everywhere dog”. Our biggest focus is socialization. The critical socialization window is between 3-12 weeks of age, so it is crucial to partner with a professional dog trainer as soon as the puppy arrives home at 8+ weeks of age.
  • We focus on potty/crate/sleep training, appropriate socialization, and basic household and public manners to create a well-rounded, resilient pup. Our motto is “learn to train proactively”, and this is exactly our goal in this program.
  • We provide a series of in-home sessions, a day training session, access to virtual training resources including training videos, PDF’s, and training logs, 2 free e-books on health/safety and behavior/training, a discount towards our Canine Classroom Facebook page, equipment for the program (recommended but not required), communication with a trainer during the program, and access to an online training course designed by Bark 4 Joy.
Troublesome to Trustworthy Teenage Program:
  • This program is designed to be a continuation of our initial puppy program, but anyone is welcome to sign up. Our customers often ask for more breaks from their puppies, as well as more equipment. We took these needs to create a special program just for you! This program is tailored towards dogs 5-12 months of age. Those who have completed our puppy program will receive a 10% discount towards this program!
  • We provide a series of day training sessions, as well as a follow up in home session to relay the information to you.
General Training
  • Includes private in-home training, access to our virtual resources, discount towards our Canine Classroom Facebook group, and communication with our trainers throughout the program.
  • We can work with clients on anything from loose leash walking to lack of socialization to generalized training troubles.