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The perfect option for those just getting a brand-new puppy and want help teaching the basics. This is a 4-week program that covers everything you need to build a good relationship with your new dog. The program is done entirely on leash and starts by teaching a perfect, parallel heel on the left-hand side. After this, we move into the basic commands Sit, Down, Implied Stay, Come, Place, and A Marking "No" to mark any undesired behaviors for your puppy to understand. Parallel to this formal leash obedience, we teach a proper crate and potty training schedule as well as behavioral modification where we constantly address and fix any unwanted behaviors we want to prevent from growing into bigger issues (Barking, Jumping, Mouthing/Nipping, chewing on furniture, etc.) Once this is done, we then teach you and your family the same and show you how to implement this yourself and in your own home. We provide a customized potty and training schedule that meets your family's work and school schedules so you have a visual system to follow. This program also comes with unlimited follow-up lessons to ensure your new puppy is truly covered in training for life!
Program Length:
    4 Weeks
Basic Obedience
 Costs:
$5,000
This program comes after completion of basic obedience. Once the foundation is complete, we then move to adding some more challenges to prove the dog's ability to listen to commands. We work on in-motion commands as well as from a distance; this way a leash isnt neccesary to reinforce the training at all times. This has more practical uses in everyday life and prepares them for real-world scenarios. Being able to run freely with a group of dogs and then suddenly stop and lay down the second they hear you give the command is the goal. This is the complete off leash and socializing program to ensure you and your dog are prepared for anything and everything!
 Length:
8 Weeks
Advanced Obedience
Costs:
$10,000
This program is designed to give you the experience and joy I had doing such amazing things with my dog. I grew up the son of a dog trainer; well-behaved and socialized dogs were the "norm" in my house. However, this didn't excite me quite as much as seeing the true potential of a dog when you teach them everything possible under the sun. I always knew the basics and understood them well. When I went to dog training school after completing high school, I saw all of the trainers showing off the coolest things you could imagine. From riding bikes to work with their dogs completely off leash to having their dogs pick up an egg and walkup and down a 6 ft ladder withouth breaking it to having there dogs snap into a terryfing and aggressive pursuit to latch on to the person they have been instructed to and then be called off instatly with one single command to being able to find any student or object hidden in massive plots of woods with ease using nothing but there insanely powerful noses... When I first got my Dutch Shepherd puppy Arrow, I knew I had to teach him all I could. I had not taught a dog scent work before school and really wondered if I could use it to help find fallen deer antlers. I practiced everything I had learned at school with him, and he did great. When the time came to use a scent, I introduced a deer antler. I was skeptical about how strong the scent was because I couldn't smell a thing. I practiced 10 times a day with him in the woods outside my apartment. I would have him wait by the door, and I'd hide it, come back, and tell him to find it. He got better and better. When the time finally came to test what I had taught him in the woods, I was nervous. I brought him to a family farm and told him, "Find it." I stepped into the woods with him, expecting to go a lot deeper in; however, within about 5 seconds of me giving the command and him actually starting to look for it, I heard the loud rattling of bone and teeth. I immediately got confused and looked at him to see him holding a massive 5-point shed I had not seen before in his jaws, jumping around all excited. I ran over in disbelief that it had worked at all, let alone that comically fast. Right next to him was the remaining skull with the other antler still intact. The logo is based on this: that same puppy on day one, Â holding that massive antler he found after his training. This program is not necessarily to teach your dog to find antlers, but if you have something really cool you would want a dog to do, we can teach it!
Length:
12 Weeks
A Trainer’s Dog
