Private training sessions are designed to help owners build clarity, structure, and reliability with their dog in the environments that matter most — at home and in everyday life.
Rather than focusing on quick fixes or generic techniques, private sessions are tailored to the individual dog, their temperament, and the goals of the household. Training is practical, realistic, and focused on skills that carry over beyond the session itself.
Private sessions are structured, one-on-one training appointments where we work directly with you and your dog. Sessions are typically held in your home, on neighbourhood walks, or in relevant real-world environments so training applies to your day-to-day routine.
Training focuses on clear communication, consistent expectations, and helping dogs understand how to succeed within the household — not just during training sessions, but throughout daily life.
Each session builds on the previous one, with clear guidance on what to practise between sessions.
Private training is a good fit for owners who:
This option works well for dogs who are generally manageable but need clearer structure, better communication, or targeted work in specific areas.
Training is built on clarity, consistency, and realistic expectations.
Sessions are structured, calm, and focused on helping dogs understand how to succeed in everyday life — not just during training.
Private training emphasizes owner education and follow-through, so skills are maintained long after sessions end. The goal is not quick fixes, but reliable behaviours that fit naturally into your routine.
$150one session
$8006 sessions
$1,20010 sessions
Most private training clients begin with a consultation. This lets us assess your dog, understand your goals, and decide whether private training or another option — such as Board and Train — is the best fit.
Following the consultation, a personalized training plan is recommended based on your dog’s needs and the results you’re aiming for.
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