When you have found yourself stuck at a CrossRoads with your dog and have tried everything you know, we want to help provide a safe, stress-free place for your dog and you to learn together. We want to get to know your dog and you to help get to the root of any training issues that you may both be struggling with.

      We believe in creating a strong relationship with dogs, as we train, by using positive reinforcement and following the guidelines of LIMA.

 

     There's NO one way to train a dog! Every dog is different, in their own way, needing their own training plan. We pride ourselves in developing a custom training plan that works for the dog and you.

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     In this day and age, training a dog has become so confusing for many people when they see so many corporate training franchises popping up all over offering quick fix dog training using harsh, unnecessary methods. Many of these corporate giants are out to simply make money off of you and your dog with no real long term solutions. Many more are too quick to just slap an E-collars on a dog, that may not be used properly, and most are not the right tool for the dogs' behavior, which all can have a multitude of very severe behavior repercussions and in the end create more severe training issues that could have be avoided.

     Sadly, when people reach out to someone online for help, they are not getting the help they need or they are misinformed. The market is being flooded with training equipment and quick fix tips that may not work for every dog. It all can be pretty overwhelming for anyone.

     We want to help you navigate down the right training path! We not only stay up to date with the latest training research from industry leaders, we also keep up with the most up to date scientific data of dog behavior from around the world.

     We look at the whole dog and not just the training side, when there's so much more to consider when training dogs. All of these items below must be considered before developing a training plan for each and every dog:  

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• What is the health and nutrition of the dog?

• What is the physical shape of the dog?

• What is the dog's emotional state?

• What are the dog's genetics and what were they breed to do?

• How were they raised? 

• What environment did they or do they live in now?

• What has the owner already tried?

• Are all of the dogs needs being met?

• What are we missing?

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There are many things to think about when we talk about the dog's mental, physical, and emotional needs before we can develop a training plan. This is why we are different than most, we look at all the details, no matter how minor, when we work with a new training dog to develop the very best plan!​