Private training
Private dog training, one household at a time.
One handler and one dog. The lesson is written for that pair. A visit to your home is not part of the promise.
Who this is for
Private dog training is for a person who wants one-to-one coaching instead of a class. It suits households with one main handler, a specific problem, or a dog who does not do well in a busy room. Personalized dog training, in this sense, means the plan names your dog's skill and your constraints. It does not mean a trainer has agreed to drive to your address.
What one-to-one work can cover
A private lesson can take any of the skills on the other service pages and make them specific: the puppy who bites at 8 p.m., the adult who sits in the kitchen and not at the curb, the recall that works in the yard and falls apart near a trailhead. The handler is coached, because the handler does the repetitions when nobody is watching.
Lessons are individual. There is no group to hide in, and there is also no group to overwhelm the dog. That is the point of the format.
Where coaching happens
Private training is one-to-one coaching. Home visits are not offered. If you proceed, the place for a lesson is agreed in writing. The business address is 3959 2nd St S, St. Cloud, MN 56301, USA. Phone: +1 (320) 774-5897. Email: [email protected].
What to prepare
Write who handles the dog most days, where the problem shows up, and whether you can practice for a few minutes daily. Read how a plan starts and how a quote is requested. Any fee is named before paid work, not on this page.
Related pages
Choose a skill focus as well as the format. Obedience, puppy training, and leash and recall describe the content a private session might use. The form has a choice for private, one-to-one training.
Questions
About private training
Do you come to my house?
No. Home visits are not offered. Private training means one handler and one dog, not a visit to your address.
Do lessons happen at the business address?
No. The address is where to reach the business. Lessons are arranged separately, and the place is agreed in writing before paid training starts.
Which skills can a private session cover?
The same skills as the other service pages: puppy routines, obedience, leash and recall, potty and crate work, or reactivity within the limits on that page. Choose the skill page that matches the problem, and say that you want one-to-one help.
Ask whether this fits.
Say that you want one-to-one help, and describe the dog. Home visits are not offered.