Sessions are fully customized to your dog’s specific goals. We offer a layered approach to ensure skills generalize in real-world settings by training in your home, at local parks for socialization and distraction work, at our private residence, or at select structured locations.

• Initial Intake: These run up to 2 hours per dog to allow for a thorough evaluation and foundational coaching.

• Standard Sessions: Typically last between 45 and 60 minutes.

• Basic Obedience: Most clients achieve their goals in 4 to 6 sessions, though this depends on your dog’s starting point and your own consistency.

 We provide in-home training within a defined radius. Travel fees are calculated at $0.67 per mile, and exact pricing is provided during your consultation for full transparency.

We specialize in creating boundaries and clarity for high-drive dogs using balanced training, NePoPo, and marker-based communication. Rather than suppressing behavior, we use structured routines to teach dogs how to regulate themselves.

Absolutely. We focus on "rehabilitating" the training experience by stripping things back to the fundamentals, rebuilding trust through fair communication, and focusing heavily on handler education.

We recommend starting as early as 6 to 10 weeks old. Starting early with our STAR puppy class helps prevent problem behaviors and builds a foundation for impulse control and engagement.

Beyond standard obedience, we provide guidance for:

• Psychiatric Support: Grounding and interruption behaviors.

• Medical Response: Foundation work and shaping alert behaviors.

• Mobility & Public Access: Mobility foundations and public access preparation.

Note: Our head trainer is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and can approve your pup for specific needs.

Success depends on your involvement. You should expect to practice for 15–30 minutes a few times a day and integrate training into your everyday routines.

We prioritize transparency so you are never left guessing. You will receive detailed progress breakdowns, scheduled check-ins, and clear homework assignments.

Yes. We encourage clients to reach out via text or email if they hit a roadblock. We even strongly encourage you to send us videos of your homework so we can confirm you are on the right track.

For the safety of all dogs, participants must be:

• Up-to-date on core vaccines (Rabies, DHPP).

• Free of contagious illnesses, parasites, or open wounds.

• Dogs with an aggression history require a specific discussion before placement.

All clients must complete a Discovery Call and formal evaluation before purchasing a session or package. This ensures we create a tailored plan that offers the right program placement for you and your dog.

• Sessions: Advance notice is required to reschedule; missed sessions without notice may be forfeited.

• Board & Train: Deposits are non-refundable but may be transferable depending on the circumstances.