Our Services
Obedience Training
Making Pawsitive Change
Obedience Training
Dog obedience training helps dogs learn essential commands and proper behavior, leading to a more enjoyable and safe experience for both pets and their owners. Training focuses on developing skills like sit, stay, and come, while also addressing common behavior issues such as jumping, barking, and pulling on the leash. Through positive reinforcement, dogs learn to respond reliably to their owners, improving communication and strengthening the bond between them. Obedience training is suitable for dogs of all ages and can help foster a positive relationship built on trust and mutual respect.
- Commands, including but not limited to
- Sit/Down
- Here
- Heel
- Bed/Kennel
- Retrieve
- Eye Contact Focus
- Release an Item
- Healthy Play
- Exercise
- Verbal/Physical Praise
- Teaching Engagement
- Toy Drive with Towel & String
- Food Drive to Reward
- Relationship Building & Trust
Advanced Obedience Training
Advanced obedience training is designed for dogs ready to take their skills to the next level. This program builds on basic commands with increased intensity, focusing on maintaining obedience with more time, movement, distance, and distractions. It aims to enhance your dog’s focus and reliability in any environment, ensuring they respond accurately and promptly, no matter the challenge. Perfect for dogs who have mastered the basics and are ready for more rigorous training.
Behavior Modification
Behavior modification training is designed to address and correct common problem behaviors in dogs, such as aggression, excessive barking, chasing, digging, leash pulling, separation anxiety, reactivity to movement and noise, and jumping on visitors. Our program uses positive reinforcement techniques to identify the root causes of these behaviors and develop customized strategies to help your dog learn better responses. With expert guidance and consistent practice, this training helps transform challenging behaviors, leading to a calmer, more well-behaved pet.
Some of Our Obedience Students
