Dog Smart Programs
For dogs 6 months and older
BASIC DOG TRAINING
5 weeks training
Basic commands give your dog structure. In addition, they can help you overcome common dog behavior problems.
Setting up rules and boundaries for your dog can help keep your dog safe.
Training your dog in basic obedience is a rewarding journey, especially when they master commands that make life smoother for both of you. The most essential commands every dog should know are:
- Wait at the door
- Sit / Stay
- Come on command
- Crate training
Lifetime Support
Lifetime phone, text and email support for the life of your dog to answer follow-up questions.
INTERMEDIATE DOG TRAINING
9 weeks training
Intermediate dog training builds upon the foundation laid during basic training.
Introduce more complex commands and behaviors, such as down/stay, place, leave it, and off.
This level of training also focuses on improving your dog's reliability and responsiveness, even in distracting environments.
- Wait at the door
- Sit / Stay
- Come on command
- Down / Stay
- Loose leash walking
- Greetings on the leash
Lifetime Support
Lifetime phone, text and email support for the life of your dog to answer follow-up questions.
ADVANCED DOG TRAINING
13 weeks training
Advanced dog training takes training out into public areas to work around major distractions.
These are a few reasons to continue with advanced training:
- Dog Reactivity Training
- Therapy Dog Training
- Service Dog Task Training
- Aggressive Behavior Training
- Getting in & out of car
- Wait at the door
- Sit / Stay
- Come on command
- Down / Stay
- Loose leash walking
- Greetings on the leash
- Emergency Come with whistle
Lifetime Support
Lifetime phone, text and email support for the life of your dog to answer follow-up questions.
Behavioral Modification
Behavior modification involves changing behavioral and emotional responses and more specifically, how your pet feels and acts about a specific thing. Behavior modification programs are designed to help dogs overcome unwanted behaviors such as aggression, separation anxiety, and fear. Using a combination of training techniques to help dogs learn new coping mechanisms and develop positive associations.
