Puppy training

Start with daily routines such as settling, coming when called indoors, and walking a few steps on a loose leash. Build on those skills as your puppy gains experience and can focus around more distractions.

Private lessons

Count lesson dates and time to practice in between. For example, six weekly lessons take about six weeks to complete. Pick one goal, such as getting from your front door to the end of the driveway on a loose leash, and check it again before adding distractions.

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Day Training

Day Training gives eligible dogs recurring practice at our Indianapolis facility while they continue living at home. It can fit families who want regular trainer-led sessions and can follow through between visits.

Board & Train

Our stays are 21, 30, or 45 days depending on the program and your dog’s needs. Plan for the handoff and continued practice on your usual routes once your dog comes home.

Reactivity and aggression

Start with an evaluation. Share the triggers, the distance at which your dog reacts, and any bite history. Our aggression Board & Train program has a 45-day minimum when that format is appropriate. Your plan should include what to practice and manage after the stay.

Service dog training

The timeline depends on the dog’s readiness, the tasks they need to learn, and the settings where they’ll work. Start with a suitability conversation before planning around a completion date.