Let's Get Started!

Getting to know us is always free - let's see if we're a good fit before we make any commitments (also good dating advice!).

If you know your availability and would like to schedule a 15 minute discovery call, please click the link below.

SCHEDULE A DISCOVERY CALL

OR

SCHEDULE A VIRTUAL BEHAVIOR INTAKE  - for more complex behavior help. We'll get medical history, discuss your concerns, give you things you can do right away, and create a behavior plan for your dog.

OR 

If you would like us to call you as soon as we can: LEAVE US A NOTE

At the end of our Discovery Call, we'll schedule one of these with you:

In-person or virtual private training - You will receive a tailored training plan. The plan will include resources and recommendations. 

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Virtual Behavior Intake - Much like a medical intake, we will discuss your dog's history, health, habits, current behavior, and your goals for your dog. By the end of the call,  you will have actionable steps that you can take right away.  You will also receive a written actionable behavior modification plan. The plan will include resources and recommendations. 

OR

Class Registration - You'll also receive information and resources for the class.

You'll then receive a confirmation email, a waiver, and instructions depending on the service.

Payment is due at the time of scheduling the appointment or enrolling in a class. Some of our services can be paid on a plan - let us know if you would like more information.

Preparing for an In-Home Training Session

*Have High-Value Rewards Ready – Bring out your dog’s favorite treats (soft, smelly ones work best) and/or a favorite toy if they are play-motivated.

*Minimize Distractions – Turn off the TV, quiet background noise, and ask family members not actively participating to give you space.

*Set Up a Training Area – A cleared, low-distraction space indoors or in the yard will help keep your dog focused.

*Secure Other Pets – If you have multiple dogs or other animals, consider keeping them separate unless they are part of the training plan.

*Have Your Gear Handy – Have a leash, harness, clicker (if using one), and any other training tools your trainer has recommended.

*Write Down Questions or Concerns – If you have specific challenges you want to address, make a note so you don’t forget during the session.

Preparing for a Virtual Session (Google Meet)

*Choose a Quiet Location – Sit in a distraction-free space where you can focus and talk openly about your dog’s behavior.

*Use a Stable Internet Connection – Test your internet and Google Meet setup ahead of time to avoid tech issues.

*Have a Notepad Ready – Take notes on recommendations, homework, or any key points discussed.

*Gather Important Details – Be ready to share your dog’s daily routine, history, specific behavioral concerns, and any previous training efforts.

*Position Your Camera if a Live Observation is Needed – If the trainer wants to observe interactions, ensure your camera setup allows them to see your dog clearly.

*Prepare Videos if Requested – If your trainer has asked for footage of specific behaviors, have them ready to share.