Would you like to learn new skills with your dog, but are a bit nervous? What if we told you that you aren't alone?
Working one on one with a trainer of 40 years of experience is time well spent with your dog. Together, we will guide them towards the positive behaviours you desire. A private lesson is perfect for both the first timer and those of you who need a refresher following previous training.
Each family and dog is different and will require a different approach and technique. Let's discuss your routine, expectations, and your dog's temperament so we can provide the versatility you need.
The amount of effort and time you invest in between sessions will help you and your dog take leaps and bounds in a short time, especially when the homework is adhered to. For private sessions, we don’t keep you to a strict routine. If something comes up, we can schedule your next appointment when it suits you best.
Working one on one with a trainer of 40 years of experience is time well spent with your dog. Together, we will guide them towards the positive behaviours you desire. A private lesson is perfect for both the first timer and those of you who need a refresher following previous training.
Each family and dog is different and will require a different approach and technique. Let's discuss your routine, expectations, and your dog's temperament so we can provide the versatility you need.
The amount of effort and time you invest in between sessions will help you and your dog take leaps and bounds in a short time, especially when the homework is adhered to. For private sessions, we don’t keep you to a strict routine. If something comes up, we can schedule your next appointment when it suits you best.
YOUR INVESTMENT:
- Assessment Private Lesson - $175 including tax, or $100 if you sign up for Bootcamp or Obedience Classes.
"One fifteen minute lesson changed everything!"
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This is Oliver, a young Maltese cross. Watch his owner break down in tears as she tells me about the changes she sees in her dog in only fifteen minutes.
This desperate owner called me saying that they had been taking private lessons with another trainer for over five weeks and that she was still very unhappy with her dog's behaviour. She explained that he would bark constantly when he saw people and other animals, including birds! She had been encouraged by this trainer to not only to reward with treats, but also to use very strong correction with a slip leash. The force that the trainer told her she needed to use shocked me. She has given me permission to share this video, hoping those of you who are frustrated will find some hope here. |
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