Training programs
Every price on this page is what you pay.
Introductory consultation
We come to you, watch your dog work, and find where the real limits are. A week later the written plan arrives: what we saw, what to fix first, the daily reps that get you there, and what to do on a bad day. Yours to keep.
Follow-up check-in
One skill, one session. Something has drifted, or the house has changed, or a route that used to work stopped working. We skip the assessment and go straight to the work.
Board and train: four nights
Your dog stays in our house, not a kennel run, for four nights or more. We train through the ordinary moments: doorways, mealtimes, walks, settling while the house is busy. You get a written plan at handover, because the two weeks after a stay decide whether it holds.
Working with Bias
Resource guarding and dog-dog socialization often need a second dog who won’t make things worse. Chad’s Rottweiler Bias fills that role in board and train stays and in ongoing programs where it fits. He is never part of a first meeting. Your dog gets evaluated first, and introductions happen at a distance they can actually work at. No extra charge.