In-Home Dog Training in Spokane
In-Home Dog Trainer in the Spokane Area
Training where you need it - in your home - to help with:
fighting between pets
house training
new puppy training
door dashing
fence fighting
barking out the window or at the fence
behavior problems around the house
barking at visitors
manners and obedience in the home
In-Home Dog Training in:
Spokane
Spokane Valley
Liberty Lake
Medical Lake
Airway Heights
Mead
Deer Park
Cheney
Chattaroy
Don’t see your city listed? Just ask!
HOW IT WORKS
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Tell me what's going on with your dog. What’s frustrating you, what’s stressing you out, and what you’d like to change. There will be plenty of time to ask questions, and we’ll discuss which training option is the best fit for you.
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We meet where the real behavior happens — your home and your neighborhood. I want to meet you and your dog and see the problem behavior that you’re struggling with.
This isn’t just an evaluation where I talk for an hour. We will get started with training, and I’ll leave you with new things to work on!
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We’ll start a training program created just for you and your dog, working toward your goals.
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You’ve put in the hard work, now you can finally enjoy your newly trained dog!
Brook didn’t get walks because she pulled so hard that her owners didn’t feel safe. After training, she walks like a dream and pulling is a thing of the past. Her owners love their daily walks and bike rides with her.
Your In-Home Training Options
Single Session
For dog owners in Spokane County, each 60-90 minute session will be held in your home or a location of your choosing and will be designed to help you reach your goals with your dog.
$250
Are You Ready For Your Dream Dog?
FAQs
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It’s ideal if everyone in the household who will be working with the dog can be present, but if that’s not possible, I do send you a summary email after each session that you can share.
You’re also able to reach out between sessions to get help.
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Totally fine! I’m here to help you train in YOUR real life. As long as it’s safe for little ones to be there while we train, I don’t mind in the least.
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Each session is about 60-90 minutes.
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Wednesdays through Sundays, noon to 7 pm.
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I take a balanced approach to training, which means we'll build up the behaviors you want to see more of and add a consequence for the ones you want to see less of. This is the best way for dogs to learn.
After meeting your dog, I'll recommend tools that would be helpful: toys, food, e-collar, and/or prong collar. What we use depends on your dog's personality and your own comfort level.
You always have the final say. I won't put any tool on your dog without your okay first.
My goal is a dog who's confident and happy to listen — not stressed, shut down, or only obedient when there's food in sight.
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It depends on what we’re working on, but we will discuss equipment and tools at your first session. No need to run out and buy anything ahead of time!
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That depends on your dog, your goals, how quickly you learn, and how often you practice.
Every situation is different, which is why I don’t sell packages.
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Probably not. Dogs of all ages and behavior problems can be trained, and it’s never too late to start.
It generally takes longer if a dog has been practicing bad behavior for years, but it’s still very doable. I’ll always be honest in my assessment of your situation.
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In-home training involves me teaching YOU how to work with your dog.
If you want me to train your dog for you, check out Trained For You.
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All training policies for in-home and private training can be found HERE.