Training is a ongoing process; there’s no finality to it. It’s crucial to consistently engage in obedience training throughout your dog’s life, akin to how people who learned a language in youth may forget it if they stop using it.

Sessions are spaced 2-3 weeks apart. This allows sufficient time for you to practice the methods I’m teaching both you and your dog. As a result, we can steadily advance our progress moving forward.

I prefer starting with one dog individually before switching to the next. It’s important for them to learn to focus independently before we can expect them to work together effectively.

The initial session last approximately 1 to 1 1/2 hours, while subsequent sessions are each one hour long.

The duration of training depends on the severity of the dog’s issues and the consistency and effort the owner puts into it? In dog training, quick fixes don’t endure over time. Training your dog is like brushing your teeth, it must be done every day.

Absolutely! It’s recommended that everyone who interacts with the dog attends to learn what the dog is learning. This ensures that the dog listens effectively to everyone and not just specific members of the family.

between 6-8 weeks old as they begin to grasp basic skills from potty to crate training, responding to their name, and learning basic obedience. Board and train programs are advised to commence no earlier than 5-6 months.

Simply bring your dog, leash, and muzzle if needed. I will provide everything else to see what works best for your dog.