Training
Calm, confident obedience built for real life. Most programs run 12–16 weeks depending on the dog. Service work is held to higher standards — because real environments don’t forgive “almost.”
- • Leash manners + engagement
- • Calm focus around distractions
- • Consistent obedience (not “sometimes”)
- • Neutrality in public environments
Puppy Raising
Ages 10–16 weeks. Foundations before “real training” begins — structure, calm routines, handling tolerance, early focus, and guidance that prevents bad habits from taking root.
Basic Obedience
Real-world obedience for everyday life. We focus on reliable behaviors with calm execution — not frantic compliance.
Advanced Obedience
Higher reliability, harder environments, stronger proofing, and longer duration work — for dogs that need to be solid, not “good enough.”
Service Dog Training
Public-access reliability and real-world behavior standards — including calm, controlled positioning (e.g., under the table in a restaurant), and neutrality around distractions.
Diabetic Scent Training
This is a specialized program and begins after a dog has completed the training pathway above (stable behavior + handling + reliability).
Diabetic scent work is not a “starter program.” If a dog needs additional foundations first, we’ll recommend the right program — because the dog’s stability and the handler’s safety come first.
Ready to start?
Tell us your dog’s age, breed, and goals — we’ll recommend the best starting program and timeline.