Obedience classes usually teach commands in isolation. Our method starts with why a dog does what they do, sensory input, stress, and communication, then builds obedience on top of that foundation.
Our approach is reward-based and starts with reducing stress and increasing clarity. We select tools based on what’s safest and most effective for the individual dog, and we’re happy to discuss specifics on a call.
Many clients see noticeable changes within the first few sessions, especially once environment and communication are addressed. Lasting change typically takes consistent practice over several weeks.
Yes. These ten principles are based on how dogs sense and process the world generally, then we tailor the application to your individual dog’s breed tendencies, age, and temperament.
Yes, safety-first management combined with the other nine principles is exactly how we approach aggression cases. We always start with an assessment.
We strongly recommend the whole household participate at least once, since consistency across every family member is one of the ten core principles.