Services

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Private lessons allow one-on-one customized training for any need! Private lessons take place in either your own home, or in a public environment. All courses are available as private lessons, contact us today to schedule an evaluation and work one-on-one with a trainer to identify your needs and customize your training experience!  

Group lessons are available for level 1, level 2, and the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test Prep Courses. Group lessons are great for socializing friendly dogs and puppies, and take place in a public environment. Contact us today for scheduling and availability!   

In this six week course, students build their training foundation, learning cues such as sit and stay, and solve common behavioral problems such as jumping and barking. 

In this six week course, students learn how to train in the presence of distractions, strengthening their bond with their dog while building on behaviors learned in the previous course. 

In this six week course, students apply the skills taught in previous lessons to real world scenarios in preparation for the AKC’s Canine Good Citizen Certification Test. Examples of scenarios include walking through a crowded space in public, and passing other dogs. 

In this course, students apply the skills taught in previous lessons in preparation for the Alliance of Therapy Dogs Certification Test. Examples of behaviors practiced include handling by strangers and confidently approaching potentially frightening objects. 

In this individualized course, students will work with an instructor to teach their future service dog various disability assistance tasks. Examples of tasks include alerting their handler to the ring of a phone for the hearing impaired, or picking up objects on the ground and handing them to someone with limited mobility. More information on the Americans with Disabilities act can be found under the “resources” tab, or at www.ADA.gov.  

In this individualized course, students will learn how to apply the Americans with Disabilities act to their life with a service dog. This includes learning how to navigate common scenarios when out in public, as well as the manners and standards of behavior expected of service dogs while assisting their owners. More information on the Americans with Disabilities act can be found under the “resources” tab, or at www.ADA.gov. 

Who better to watch your home and pets while you are gone than a trainer with experience working in a veterinary clinic? We work with all kinds of animals, from dogs and cats, to horses and small animals. Additionally, we have experience accommodating special medical needs for geriatric, disabled, and diabetic pets. Contact us today for scheduling and availability! 

We briefly drop by your home to play with your pets, offer food and water, medicate and give potty breaks or clean the litter box.

We stay overnight in your home, allowing your pet to remain in their own, comfortable, familiar environment.