Welcome to Connected Dog Training! We want to help you build healthy behavior responses in your dog by empowering you with connection-focused strategies.

Puppy Program $1,000

 What's included for the dog

  • In-Home Training: 5 in-home training sessions (more can be discussed)

  • Basic Obedience Training: Sit, stay, come, down, leave it, etc.

  • House Training: Potty training, crate training, and establishing routines.

  • Socialization: Exposure to people, dogs, sounds, and new environments.

  • Leash Manners: Walking politely on a leash without pulling.

  • Impulse Control: Waiting for food, not jumping, and learning patience.

  • Confidence Building: Activities that encourage problem-solving and self-assurance.

  • Individual training plan: Every dog is different and needs to be treated as an individual to effectively communicate and connect with them.

Goal – With a strong relationship and connection with your dog, they can make choices you approve of without requiring constant micromanagement in every situation.

What's included for the people

  • Owner Education & Coaching: Training methods, how to reinforce commands, and tips for managing problem behaviors.

  • Homework Assignments: Specific exercises for owners to practice at home to reinforce training.

  • Live Demonstrations: Watching trainer work with puppy and opportunities to practice with guidance.

  • Q&A Support: Time for owners to ask questions and get personalized advice.

  • Follow-Up Support: Continued guidance after the program ends: email, phone call or video support.

Dog Training Program $1,200

What's included for the dog

  • In-Home Training: 5 in-home training sessions (more can be discussed)

  • Basic Obedience Training: Sit, stay, come, down, leave it, heel, etc.

  • Behavioral Training: Addressing problem behaviors like barking, chewing, digging, or jumping.

  • Socialization: Exposure to other dogs, people, and environments to build confidence and reduce anxiety.

  • House Training: Potty training, crate training, and daily routine development.

  • Impulse Control: Waiting for food or staying calm when guests arrive.

  • Leash Walking: Teaching the dog to walk calmly on a leash without pulling.

  • Confidence Building: Activities that build self-assurance, and trust with you

  • Individual training plan: Every dog is different and needs to be treated as an individual to effectively communicate and connect with them.

Goal – With a strong relationship and connection with your dog, they can make choices you approve of without requiring constant micromanagement in every situation.

What's included for the people

  • Owner Education & Coaching: Training methods, how to reinforce commands, and tips for managing problem behaviors.

  • Homework Assignments: Specific exercises for owners to practice at home to reinforce training.

  • Live Demonstrations: Watching trainer work with our dog and opportunities to practice with guidance.

  • Q&A Support: Time for dog owners to ask questions and receive personalized feedback.

  • Follow-Up Support: Post-training support: email, phone consultations, videos.

Dangerous behavior Program $1,500

What’s included for the dog

  • In-Home Training: 5 in-home training sessions (more can be discussed)

  • Assessment & Behavior Evaluation: A detailed assessment to understand the root causes of un-wanted behavior

  • Personalized Behavior Plan: A tailored plan to address the dog's specific triggers, reactivity.

  • Muzzle Training: Introducing the dog to a muzzle in a positive way, so they are comfortable wearing it when necessary.

  • Leash Reactivity Training: Addressing aggressive lunging, barking, or pulling on walks.

  • Socialization (if applicable): Carefully managed exposure to other dogs, people, and new situations.

  • Trigger Management: Avoiding exposure to triggers until the dog is ready to handle them appropriately.

  • Connection based strategies: Focusing on the relationship to help your dog feel safe so that your dog can use better coping and self-soothing strategies.

Goal - felt safety. when our dog knows they are safe they can explore alternative coping mechanisms as opposed to showing aggression.

What’s included for the people

  • Safety Protocols: Education on the use of safety equipment, such as muzzles, leashes, and harnesses.

  • Owner Education & Coaching: Training methods, how to reinforce commands to help the dog feel safe.

  • Body Language & Stress Signals: Training owners to recognize early signs of stress, fear, or agitation in their dog.

  • Emergency Response Plan: What to do if an aggressive incident occurs

  • Connection Reinforcement Techniques: Teaching the owner how to reward good behavior which can build relationship, connection and trust and never punishment-based approaches that may escalate aggression.

Your dog's challenging behaviors are not your fault. Let's work together to remove shame and enhance your connection with your dog.