Private Dog Training in Spokane

Resolving reactivity and giving freedom through training.

Spokane dog trainer kneeling next to a senior black dog with a leash on a rural path with trees and hills in the background.

Good Dog Program

A Private Training Program To Get You On Track

You love your dog, but right now daily life is a struggle. The pulling, the barking, the ignoring commands—it’s frustrating, exhausting, and embarrassing. You’ve tried, but nothing seems to stick.

You feel like your dog is missing out on fun adventures because their behavior makes things so challenging. This isn’t what you expected life with your dog to be like.

But things can change. And you don’t have to figure it out alone.

What You’ll Get

  • Confidence to handle your dog anywhere—on leash or off, around other dogs, people, or unexpected distractions.

  • The skills to navigate real life with your dog—walks, off-leash hikes, guests, busy streets, and everything in between.

  • An easier dog—one who listens and knows what’s expected at home and in public.

  • Stress-free walks—no more barking or lunging every time you encounter another dog.

  • Freedom to do more together—whether that’s off-leash adventures, relaxed neighborhood strolls, or finally inviting people over without chaos.

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  • Walks are a nightmare because of barking, lunging, or pulling.

  • Your dog only listens when there’s food involved—or doesn’t listen at all.

  • You find yourself avoiding people, places, or other dogs because you just don’t want to deal with it.

  • Your dog’s behavior is stressful and overwhelming, and you’re out of ideas.

  • You want a clear, step-by-step plan to finally make progress.

  • You want to do more fun stuff with your dog, but their behavior holds you back.

This Is For You If:

Top Spokane dog trainer walking a dog on a forest path, surrounded by trees and tall grass.
Spokane dog trainer training a German Shepherd dog on a grassy area near a house and street with parked cars.

Training Success Stories

  • Two dogs, one black and white with its tongue out and the other tan and white, lying on green grass, touching noses.

    Noodle

    From scared and dog-reactive to learning new dogs aren’t so bad.

  • Two dogs, one with gray and white fur and the other black with a harness, play together on a grassy field.

    Ellie

    She went from being scared and barking & lunging at dogs to learning to play with them.

  • Four dogs by a lakeshore with trees in the background, some standing on a large rock near the water and one sitting on the beach.

    Flynn

    He went from barking and lunging at dogs to happily visiting the dog park.

  • Person walking two dogs in a park or sidewalk area. One dog is kneeling on the ground, and the other dog is standing upright, leaning against the person.

    Scruffy

    From scared of dogs and barking and snapping to meeting new dogs appropriately and being able to calmly pass by.

  • Frank & Yuki

    Both dogs reactive to other dogs, now calm and relaxed around dogs!

  • Two dogs, one large curly-haired and one small short-haired, greet each other on a dirt path in a park. The person holding the leashes is partially visible, wearing plaid shorts and sneakers, and is standing to the left.

    Emory

    Emory went from barking and lunging at dogs to calmly greeting new dogs.

  • Black and white dog with a pink collar on snowy icy ground with tracks and footprints

    Oreo

    From barking and lunging at dogs at a distance to being able to calmly pass other dogs on the trail.

  • A dog walking on a grassy path in a wooded area during sunset.

    Bowie

    Bowie learned to come when called (even when he didn’t want to), so now he can enjoy off-leash hikes with his owners!

FAQs

  • Yes!

    Monthly payment plans are available for those wanting a more budget-friendly option.

  • You’ll pay the deposit when you sign up, then you’ll make monthly payments for the remainder of the program.

  • Where you need it!

    We can train in your home, walking around your neighborhood, at a park, etc.

    Many owners feel frustrated that their dog does it so well at home, but when out and about won’t listen at all. This is common, and it’s one reason I fully believe in training where YOU need it. We aren’t limited to a training facility or your home - we can work anywhere!

  • Each session is an hour.

  • Wednesdays through Sundays.

What Spokane Dog Owners Are Saying

Dante

“Even our vet was impressed at how much calmer and less reactive Dante is.”

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Brown pit bull dog with ears back, eyes closed, and tongue out

Stella

“Stella was so overwhelming and hyper, we almost rehomed her… after training she’s a much easier dog to live with.”

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a golden retriever sits in a brown field

Winston

“Winston went from barking at everyone to a very calm boy — we are so happy we found you.”

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A tan and white corgi sits on a cobblestone walkway and gazes happily at the camera.

Tucker

“Carolyn helped my reactive dog become focused and calm on walks—life-changing results!”

Five yellow stars in a row.
An older black and tan German shepherd stares into the camera.