We are a team of puppy class instructors, dog behavior specialists and trainers who use positive reinforcement and dog psychology to help dogs learn how you want them to act and behave. We also run a low volume dog daycare.
We are completely force free, never use punishment based tools (such as pinch collars, shock collars, choke chains, etc) or dominance based methods (alpha rolls, harsh leash corrections, etc).
If you are tired of rearranging your life due to dog problems, give us a call. You can have a calm, well mannered dog tonight.
For this Omaha in home dog training session we share tips to help when a dog doesn’t listen to their humans to assist 1 year-old Bulldog Chance’s humans. There are a number of reasons why a dog doesn’t listen to their guardians; being inconsistent, punishment... Read More
While most people hire us themselves, we also offer dog training gift certificates. These make wonderful gifts for your family and friends who have dogs and live in the Omaha area! Our positive in home dog training gift certificates are the gift that keeps on... Read More
For this Culver City dog training session we went over how to stop resource guarding to help 3 year–old Golden Cocker Lola. We had covered a number of dog training fundamentals in a previous session which allowed us to focus on stopping resource guarding primarily... Read More
Your dog means well. That leap, that paw on your chest — it’s not hate, it’s joy. But still, it hurts. It startles guests. It sends coffee flying. You tell your dog to get down, but the tail keeps wagging, and the jumping never stops.... Read More
For this in-home Santa Monica dog training session we share the secret to stop dog barking at the door to help 1 year-old Aussiedoodle June. We started off the session by covering a number of dog behavior and training fundamentals. We introduced a marker word... Read More
For this Culver City dog training session we worked with 7 year-old Husky mix Uni; sharing tips to help when a dog fears strangers. Because Uni is afraid of meeting new people, I asked her guardian to bring her outside to meet me in an... Read More
Senshi was a quiet dog who watched me closely as I walked through the door. The dog has a sweet personality, and yet her guardian feels shut out. His main issue was the forceful tugging whenever they went for walks together. Every time they stepped... Read More
I’ll never forget the first time I watched a dog truly choose to stay. It wasn’t about obedience or control. It was about trust. Bailey, a five-year-old English Cocker Spaniel from Beverly Hills, had earned a reputation for turning walks into battles — lunging, barking,... Read More
I remember stepping into a quiet Omaha home one afternoon. The air felt heavy. A large Rottweiler named Max stood by the door, stiff and alert. His family loved him deeply but didn’t know how to reach him. They’d stopped inviting friends over. They worried... Read More
For this Plattsmouth training session we worked with 4 year-old Saint Bernard, Bernie, who was recently adopted into his fifth home. His family set up this dog behavior training session with me to help a dog with a resource guarding problem. Teaching control is important... Read More
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