Yes, our programs are often the last resort for clients who have tried other trainers. With extensive experience in shelters and rescues, general obedience, and high-level protection, we’ve encountered diverse situations and behaviors, developing a flexible approach that adapts to each dog and handler individually.

Yes, we use treats as a tool, but our approach goes beyond food rewards. We advocate for a relationship-based training method, aiming to avoid over-dependence on treats and foster a well-balanced and attentive dog.

Our training creates a clear world for dogs with a solid understanding of “Yes” and “No.” This balanced approach ensures consistent rewards for good behavior. Check our Instagram to see our daily work and determine if our methods align with your values.

We use e-collars because, when used correctly, they have a mild and neutral impact. This modern tool facilitates excellent communication, quick issue resolution, and the ability to maintain off-leash reliability safely. It allows us to be effective without resorting to damaging tactics like yelling or shaming (and no, it’s not just shocking your dog). 

We use prong collars because, despite misconceptions, they are a gentle tool for communication and connection with dogs. We prioritize educating owners on the proper use, fostering understanding of the tools, and building positive relationships with dogs.