Personalized Training Built Around You and Your Dog
One-on-One Dog Training in North Port, FL
Force-Free Training
Positive Reinforcement
All Breeds. All Ages.
Every dog is different, and every pet owner is different. One-on-one training provides a customized approach built around your dog, your goals, and what works best for both of you.
Is One-on-One Dog Training a Better Fit?
Specific goals? Individual attention? A custom dog training plan?
Yes. Let’s start with what you want to achieve together.
Training Built Around You and Your Dog
For many pet owners and their dogs, customized or individualized one-on-one training works best.
Every dog is different. Every pet owner is different, and we always want to do what’s best for both.
It Starts With a Phone Consultation
The initial free phone consultation involves gathering information about the dog and assessing and evaluating the goals and objectives for the dog.
What is the end result that the pet owner is trying to achieve?
Upon scheduling an appointment, canine body language video links are emailed to the client for their education prior to the first session.
Your First Training Session
The first session is 60 minutes in length.
This is an opportunity to assess the dog in its environment and put together a detailed, organized, systematic plan to develop the dog and work toward the goals set forth by the pet owner.
Upon completion of the first session, it can be determined whether more sessions are needed based on the results.
These results take into consideration the stability of the dog’s relationship with the pet owner, the dog’s emotional responses, as well as its socialization aptitude and ability to settle and relax.
Follow-Up and Continued Support
A follow-up email is sent with a summary of what was discussed, as well as related demonstrations and relevant handouts with additional detail and explanation, if that fits your learning style.
A follow-up takes place in three to four days to confirm and clarify that things are going well and progress is being made. If not, adjustments can be made sooner rather than later.
One-on-One Dog Training FAQs
What happens before the first training session?
I begin with a free phone consultation to learn about your dog and understand your goals and objectives. After scheduling, canine body language video links are emailed to you before the first session.
How long is the first one-on-one training session?
The first session is 60 minutes. During that time, I assess your dog in its environment and begin developing a detailed training plan based on your goals.
Will I know after the first session if my dog needs additional training?
The first session helps determine whether additional sessions may be needed. I consider your dog’s relationship with you, emotional responses, socialization aptitude, and ability to settle and relax before determining the next steps.
Every Good Partnership Starts with a Little Understanding
Let's find the right next step for you and your dog.