Programs
Four programs. One trainer
Most people arrive certain they need one thing and leave booked for another. The assessment sorts it in two minutes.
The four programs
Basic Obedience Board and Train
For puppies and young dogs with no behavioral problems yet. Three to four weeks to put every on leash essential in place before anything has a chance to go wrong.
Advanced Obedience Board and Train
For the dog who knows the words but only listens when it suits them. Obedience that holds up in public, off leash.
Aggression and Reactivity Rehabilitation
Lunging, barking, snapping, resource guarding, bite history. This is the work I started In Line K9 to do.
Private Sessions
For owners who would rather keep their dog at home and do the work themselves, with me coaching. Also available alongside any board and train.
Common to all four
The parts that do not change.
Whichever program your dog ends up in.
One trainer
The person who assesses your dog trains your dog and hands your dog back. There is no team and no rotation, which is a deliberate choice rather than a limitation.
Finished, not scheduled
Most programs run four to six weeks. If your dog needs longer to reach the standard, it gets longer and you are not billed for it.
You get trained too
Three to five transfer sessions before your dog comes home, extended if you need them. This is the difference between a result and a temporary result.
Updates while they are away
Photos and videos of the actual work. Almost a third of the Google reviews bring this up on their own, which tells you how much it matters at week two.
Lifetime guarantee
Within what we covered, follow up private sessions are included whenever you need them, for the life of your dog.
A real number, early
Pricing comes from me at the evaluation, before you commit to anything. It depends on your dog, which is why there is no number on this website.
Still deciding
Let the assessment sort it out.
Six questions, then a written plan.