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Private - In Home Obedience Training
The obedience training program is designed for dogs over 6 months old and is perfect for building a strong foundation of good behavior and communication.
Each session is tailored to your dog’s individual needs—no wasting time on behaviors they already know. If your dog already has a strong foundation we can start from there! If your dog is just learning the basics we can start from there!
Whether you're dealing with stubborn behavior, a lack of focus, or simply want to strengthen the bond with your dog, this program sets the foundation for lifelong good behavior.
Things we are able to cover:
Core Obedience Commands
Sit – Dog sits on their haunches
Down – Dog lies down completely
Stay – Remain in place until released
Come / Here – Return to handler immediately
Heel – Walk beside the handler without pulling
Leave it – Ignore or avoid an item or distraction
Drop it – Release an object from their mouth
Wait – Temporary pause (e.g., at a door or before eating)
Place / Bed / Mat – Go to and stay on a specific spot
Advanced Obedience & Off-Leash Control (dependent on dogs initial training)
Off-leash recall – Come reliably even around distractions
Stay at a distance – Hold position when handler moves away
Directional cues – Left, right, or go around
Back up – Step backward on command
Finish / Front / Around – Move into heel or front position
Stand – Stand still (often for grooming or vet visits)
Go around – Circle around an object or person
Go to (person/place) – Move to a designated person or area
Impulse Control & Focus Commands
Settle / Relax – Calm down in stimulating environments
Quiet – Stop barking or whining
Take it / Get it – Pick up or accept an item
Give / Trade – Exchange an item nicely
Okay / Free / Break – Release cue from any position
Out – Leave a room or area
Advanced or Trick-Based Commands
Touch – Nose or paw to hand or object
Find it – Search for a treat, toy, or scent
Spin / Twirl – Turn in a circle
Roll over – Lie down and roll
Bow – Play bow position
Speak / Quiet – Bark on cue, then stop on cue
Put toys away – Retrieve and drop toys into a container
Open/close doors – Push or pull with nose or paw
The obedience training program is designed for dogs over 6 months old and is perfect for building a strong foundation of good behavior and communication.
Each session is tailored to your dog’s individual needs—no wasting time on behaviors they already know. If your dog already has a strong foundation we can start from there! If your dog is just learning the basics we can start from there!
Whether you're dealing with stubborn behavior, a lack of focus, or simply want to strengthen the bond with your dog, this program sets the foundation for lifelong good behavior.
Things we are able to cover:
Core Obedience Commands
Sit – Dog sits on their haunches
Down – Dog lies down completely
Stay – Remain in place until released
Come / Here – Return to handler immediately
Heel – Walk beside the handler without pulling
Leave it – Ignore or avoid an item or distraction
Drop it – Release an object from their mouth
Wait – Temporary pause (e.g., at a door or before eating)
Place / Bed / Mat – Go to and stay on a specific spot
Advanced Obedience & Off-Leash Control (dependent on dogs initial training)
Off-leash recall – Come reliably even around distractions
Stay at a distance – Hold position when handler moves away
Directional cues – Left, right, or go around
Back up – Step backward on command
Finish / Front / Around – Move into heel or front position
Stand – Stand still (often for grooming or vet visits)
Go around – Circle around an object or person
Go to (person/place) – Move to a designated person or area
Impulse Control & Focus Commands
Settle / Relax – Calm down in stimulating environments
Quiet – Stop barking or whining
Take it / Get it – Pick up or accept an item
Give / Trade – Exchange an item nicely
Okay / Free / Break – Release cue from any position
Out – Leave a room or area
Advanced or Trick-Based Commands
Touch – Nose or paw to hand or object
Find it – Search for a treat, toy, or scent
Spin / Twirl – Turn in a circle
Roll over – Lie down and roll
Bow – Play bow position
Speak / Quiet – Bark on cue, then stop on cue
Put toys away – Retrieve and drop toys into a container
Open/close doors – Push or pull with nose or paw