Virtual Online Training

We tailor each virtual lesson to what YOU NEED. Our program is not a cookie-cutter experience; every dog is different, and we respect that and approach the need at hand with individualized attention.

With over 20 years of experience in the dog training and show world, I specialize in the whole dog.

Our initial consult will generally last 1.5 - 2 hours. During this time, we will chat about everything in your dog's world, including where and how they sleep, where and what they eat, and then we will dig deep into the problems at hand.

By looking at the whole dog, we can identify areas that may need some changes to help you, and in turn, your dog, be successful moving forward.

You will come away from this time with a solid plan, which includes homework and a training schedule.

Virtual training is best for those who may not have access to a quality trainer in their area, families that are limited on time and are not able to attend training in person.

What is needed for virtual training:

● Computer, phone, or tablet with a camera.

How it works AFTER the intitial consult:

● Moving forward you will be recording your training sessions and sharing your progress via email or text.

● Video is shared between lessons, which then allow us to add onto the skills when we meet online.

● Between lessons, any questions can be emailed or texted for support on your training journey.


As a bonus, I offer my Online Academy at a discount to those who are working with me in person. Make sure to check out my Training & Wellness Online Academy to see if it's a good fit for you.

Initial Consult Fee $255

Hourly Rate $125

Looking to save some money? We also have a lesson package. This includes our initial consult and 4 additional lessons. Saving you over $100.

5 Lesson Package $650

If you have specific questions about our program or are ready to get started, CLICK HERE to fill out our online training questionnaire. This will take you to the next step in helping your dog be the best that they can be.

*At this time I am not taking any new dog-dog or dog-human aggression cases.

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