Making Professional Training a Personal Experience

Program Styles

Each training plan is designed custom to your goals, your dog’s needs, and your schedule. Our custom training plans are the secret to our success.

Work with me one-on-one to meet your dogs goals! This style of training is great for those that want to learn how to train their dog. I will meet you at your home or in a public area for this hour long training session.
Packages are custom built to your needs and goals during an assessment.
Private lessons are $100 per lesson.
Day School allows your dog to come spend the day with me. Hours vary based on availability. This program is typically paired with private lessons.
$50 per day
Group Classes come in all shapes and sizes. Some classes are geared towards obedience while others may have a theme (Holiday Prep, Patio Prep, Trick and Treat, etc). Prices vary per class but all group classes are free to clients that have completed board and trains and select private lesson packages.
This program launches May of 2026.
In this group class training program, handlers and their dog will be working towards earning badges while having fun with their dogs doing activities such as hiking, painting, visiting coffee shops, farmers markets, and playing board games during class. In this program we prioritize having fun around STL while also working on training our dogs to accompany us!

Let’s design your program.

We don’t do cookie cutter!

While every client starts with a consult, training becomes what you want it to from there.

During this initial introduction you will have time to discuss with your trainer what needs and goals you have, then walk away with a custom training plan and a sense of clarity.

Consults are an hour long, in home, and cost $50 .

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My approach?

While I find command compliance important, I pride myself in prioritizing your dog’s mental well-being over performance.

My training style is always based on the dog’s needs and temperment. I most often use LIMA and Cynopraxic (least intrusive, minimally aversive) priciples.