DOG TRAINING
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Basic Training
Build Good Manners and Strengthen Communication
Basic dog training builds a strong foundation for a well-mannered, confident companion. Teaching essential skills like sit, stay, and loose-leash walking helps your dog understand what’s expected, reduces everyday stress, and creates safer interactions at home and in public. Investing in professional basic dog training also strengthens communication between you and your dog, leading to a happier life together.
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On Leash Application
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Verbal/Silent Commands
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Entry/Exit Protocol
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Light–Medium Distraction Work
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Home Protocol
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Potty Training (if applicable)
Advanced Training
High-Level Obedience Training for Real-World Reliability
Advanced dog training and range recall empower your dog to respond reliably, even around distractions. A solid recall improves safety during hikes, outdoor adventures, and off-leash activities. With professional advanced obedience training, your dog learns to make better choices in real-world environments, giving you the confidence to enjoy greater freedom and flexibility together.
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On/Off Leash Application
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Verbal/Silent Commands
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Entry/Exit Protocols
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Medium–Heavy Distraction
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Long Range Recall
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Specialty Training PreScreening
Behavior Modification
Training for Lasting Change
Behavior modification helps address challenging behaviors by identifying root causes and teaching healthier alternatives. Whether your dog struggles with reactivity, fear, anxiety, or aggression, a structured professional dog training approach can significantly improve your dog’s wellbeing. Issues that we can help with include:
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Anxiety
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Insecurity
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Aggression
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Human/Dog Reactivity
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Fear
Specialty Training
Honing Potential for Working Dogs
Our specialty training programs are reserved for pre-qualified dogs who demonstrate the focus, drive, and potential for advanced work. Through targeted skill-building, refined obedience, and real-world task training, we prepare dogs to excel as working partners—whether they’re developing into reliable service dogs, capable working dogs, or confident, well-controlled protection dogs.
Talk to trainers during an evaluation to see if your dog has the potential ability to become a
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Special needs (Emotional Service Animal)
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Working Service Dog
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Personal Protection Canine companion
You and your canine must be pre-approved by a G.I.D.D.T Master Trainer.
