Yes, e-collars are safe when used properly. They are not shock devices but communication tools that provide a clear, consistent way to reinforce commands—especially at a distance or in high-distraction environments.
We employ balanced training techniques, including positive reinforcement and clear communication, to foster reliable behaviors and mutual trust between you and your dog.
Yes, with consistent structure and training, dogs can make significant progress in a few weeks. However, long-term results depend on your commitment to maintaining the training after the program ends.
Core obedience like Sit, Down, Place, Heel, and Recall are taught, with emphasis on real-world reliability. We also address common issues like jumping, pulling, and house manners.
Absolutely. Dogs are trained in real-world environments—parks, neighborhoods, stores—so the training sticks even when life gets distracting.
Yes, for our 3-week board and train. We help manage and improve reactivity through structure and behavior modification, although we focus on management, not a “cure.”
In my home, not a kennel or warehouse. Dogs live with me in a climate-controlled environment with constant supervision and wear a GPS tracker for added safety.
Yes! You’ll receive daily video updates so you can see your dog’s progress and feel confident throughout the process.
Yes. Our 3-week program includes three one-hour follow-up lessons. Our 2-week program includes lifetime refreshers to reinforce training as needed.
We recommend starting as early as 16 weeks for basic obedience, but dogs of any age can benefit from training.
Food for the duration of their stay, any current medications, and their favorite toy or blanket for comfort.
While we can’t guarantee perfection (dogs are living beings, not robots), we do guarantee clear communication, structured training, and ongoing support to ensure lasting results if the work is maintained at home.
