There are three ways I deliver the training: Private Training, Day Training, and Board & Train.
What matters most isn’t the format. It’s closing the gap between life with your dog now and the life you know is possible.
Maybe right now a walk means scanning ahead, changing direction, or making sure you’re ready before something happens. The goal is being able to walk with a coffee in one hand and your dog in the other without feeling like you have to manage every second.
Maybe there are places you’d like to go, things you’d like to do, or people you’d like to see with your dog — but it’s easier to leave them home or avoid the situation altogether. The goal is having a dog you can actually include in more of your life.
Maybe when someone comes over, another dog appears, or your dog gets excited, part of you is already bracing for what might happen. The goal is to feel confident in your dog instead of always being one step ahead of them.
That’s the gap the training is meant to close.
Private Training
We meet one-on-one and work through the problems together.
Day Training
I work with your dog during the day, then coach you on how to carry that progress into everyday life.
Board & Train
I do the heavy lifting up front, then coach you on the back end so you can keep the results going at home.
You don’t need to have the training path figured out before reaching out — the free call is simply the first step.
Graduates also have access to group classes to keep building confidence around real-world distractions.
The format is just how we do the work. What matters is the life you and your dog get on the other side.
Want to see what the other side could look like?
Free, low-pressure, and a chance to see if we’re the right fit.