Have you wondered why your dog barks, lunges on leash, or seems fearful?
How it Works
- Tell us About Your Dog: Complete the quick form with specific behavior examples.
- Trainer Review: We classify the behavior using science-based learning theory and social context.
- Results & Options: You receive a summary of findings plus recommended programs or management steps.
What You’ll Learn
Behavior Classification
We evaluate behavior through science-based canine learning and social behavior. Dogs absolutely experience emotions like excitement and fear; but they do not use complex human reasoning. This lens lets us practice behavior protocols and learning methods your dog can understand and apply.
Take the Evaluation:
Program Fit & Next Steps
Many dogs with obedience-based issues, young dogs, and dogs with low to moderate behavior concerns do well in our Board & Train programs.
- Puppy Head Start: foundations for 3–6 months
- On Leash: reliable manners on leash
- Off Leash: hands-free control in real life
- On & Off Leash: both skill sets over six weeks
- Behavior Training: structured protocols for serious challenges
Important: Dogs with severe aggression (bites needing medical care, attacks on owners or children, pervasive aggression, or older untrained dogs with multiple bite history) are not eligible for our programs due to safety and liability.
Accurate details help us give the right plan. Trainers may request more information because behaviors can be complex. We are not required to report past bites; please answer honestly so we can keep everyone safe.
While striving to help all dogs in great need, we prioritize the safety of our staff and clients first and foremost. Each dog is evaluated on a case by case basis and may be excluded due to size, age, severity of aggression or type of aggression.