We use positive reinforcement techniques and tools to train dogs and focus on building a strong bond between the owner and pet.

Behavioral euthanasia is one of the most heartbreaking topics in the world of animal care, and it’s never a decision made lightly. In very rare and extreme cases—such as when a dog presents a significant and ongoing risk to people, other animals, or themselves, and all training, behavioral modification, and management efforts have been exhausted—it may be considered as a last resort.
It’s important to understand that this is not about giving up on a dog, but about recognizing when an animal is suffering, trapped in fear, anxiety, or aggression that they can't escape from. In these cases, behavioral euthanasia can be a humane and responsible choice.
We want to be very clear: We do not perform euthanasia. If this path is being considered, it should only be carried out by a licensed veterinarian, who can help assess whether it’s the most appropriate and compassionate option or to determine any medical factors.
There is no shame in asking these questions or needing support in this kind of situation. If you’re facing something this serious, you’re not alone—and we are here to help guide you through the behavioral side of things while you consult with your veterinary team about medical decisions.

We offer both group classes and private sessions to accommodate different training preferences and the specific needs of each dog. However, private party group sessions are not common.

There is no set limit to how many veterinary staff members can be present during training sessions. However, the more individuals involved, the more time may be needed to ensure everyone receives clear instruction and has the opportunity to ask questions or participate. We’re happy to accommodate your team’s needs with proper planning.

Private sessions:

Depending on the reasoning behind each session, we usually spend 30-120 minutes. 

Professional sessions:

Our smallest in-house package is four hours. Our largest in-house package is 8 hours. 

The timeline for seeing results can vary depending on the dog's behavior and responsiveness to training.

Yes, with proper training and structure prong collars and e-collars can used a great training tool. However, these tools are not used for every case. 

All animals must be up to date on rabies  vaccination and bordetella vaccination given by licensed veterinarian and proof must be provided.  These two vaccinations provide your dog, you and us safety while training. 

Bordetella is required given most sessions will include in store assessments. 

Our pricing varies depending on the individual case, location, and whether we're working with a private client or a professional party. Because every situation is different, we prefer to first offer a free phone consultation to better understand your needs and provide an accurate quote.

Please note that all services require full payment up front and are non-refundable. Travel distance, complexity of the case, and urgency will affect pricing. Most consultations—whether by phone or in-person—are scheduled within a 10-day window, depending on your location.

If an emergency consultation is needed sooner than the standard 10-day window, there will be an additional expedited service fee. We’re happy to discuss those details during your free phone consultation so we can give you a clear breakdown tailored to your needs.

No. Given we focus mostly on behavioral amd the safety within it, we do not offer puppy obedience training nor any form of board and train. We specifically travel to your location to fit your needs better.