Behavior intended to harm or intimidate, including growling, lunging, or biting. Requires professional assessment to identify the root cause (fear, territorial, etc.).

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Teaching foundational commands like Sit, Stay, Come, Down, and Loose-Leash Walking for a well-mannered pet.

A structured program to change unwanted behaviors by addressing their underlying emotional causes (like fear or anxiety) and reinforcing positive alternatives.

The process of teaching a dog to see its crate as a safe and secure den, which is essential for potty training, travel, and management.

A state of nervousness or unease in dogs that can manifest as pacing, whining, shaking, or destructive behavior.

Overnight care service providing a safe, clean, and engaging environment for your dog while you are away.

A supervised service where dogs can play and socialize during the day, providing essential exercise and mental stimulation.

Teaching a reliable "Come" command. This is one of the most critical safety behaviors a dog can learn. This is a key component of our Bootcamp.

A tool that can deliver a neutral stimulant (like vibration or tone) to get a dog’s attention at a distance. Used ethically by trained professionals.

When a dog barks, lunges, or pulls on the leash in response to a trigger like other dogs or people, often due to fear or frustration.

Acclimating a dog to wear a muzzle comfortably. A vital safety tool for vet visits, grooming, or dogs with a history of biting.

A modern method that rewards desired behaviors with treats, toys, or praise to encourage repetition, building a strong bond based on trust. Our Bootcamp features this approach to motivation.

One-on-one sessions with a professional trainer to address specific behavioral issues or for focused learning without distractions.

The critical process (typically before 16 weeks) of safely exposing a puppy to new people, places, and experiences to build a confident, well-adjusted adult dog.

Group sessions designed for young dogs to learn basic obedience and practice social skills in a controlled, distracting environment.

A severe stress response when left alone, which can lead to destructive behavior, vocalizing, or accidents. Requires a specific behavioral treatment plan.

The distance at which a dog can notice a trigger (like another dog) without reacting. Training starts from "under threshold" to help the dog learn to stay calm.

The mandatory immunizations (typically Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella) a dog must have to participate in group classes, daycare, or boarding. This is a critical policy for the safety of all animals.

A list that forms when a service (like boarding or a popular training class) is fully booked. Joining the list ensures you are notified if a spot opens up.