Private Consultations

STEP 1: INTAKE CONSULTATION ($250)

During this one hour session we will come to your home, get to know you and your dog and discuss what you would like to achieve from your training. We will work with you to design a training program that suits your needs, budget and schedule, and show you some short term environmental management techniques to prevent any problem behaviours from getting worse. If time allows, we may also cover some basic foundation exercises.

STEP 2: CHOOSE YOUR TRAINING PLAN

At the end of your Intake Consultation, you and your trainer will select a training program. Training programs can include Coaching sessions, where we show you how to train your dog, and/or Day Training sessions, where we train your dog directly. We will discuss which type of training works best for you during your Intake Consultation.

STEP 3: BOOK YOUR TRAINING PROGRAM SESSIONS ($270 per session)

Once you've confirmed your training program at your intake consultation, we will book in your practical sessions. Lessons can be held either in your own home, or at a public location like a park, and each lesson goes for one hour. Appointments are available during the day and in the evenings. For most programs we recommend one lesson per fortnight, or we can adjust your schedule to whatever frequency suits best for you. You're welcome to bring the whole family to your sessions, and we also provide homework sheets so anyone unable to attend can catch up.

STEP 4: LIFETIME PHONE AND EMAIL SUPPORT

Lifetime support is included in all of our training programs. You can get in touch with us to ask questions in between sessions or after you complete your program, even years after we see you.

TOTAL COSTS

We understand that training budgets can be tight, and will design your training program to give you the most value for money. Discounts are available for programs including three or more sessions, and we offer payment plans for those experiencing financial hardship. Simple issues may only require a session or two to address, but more complex issues will require more involved training.