We have offered these programs since 1990 with tremendous success. All dogs complete these programs in the scheduled time frame, however, if we see the dog needs extra time we will extend the training.

In handling dogs we never exclude the value of the owner, you are trained also. It is important that owners realize achieving a well mannered dog requires a commitment to educating yourself and following the instructions of your professional dog trainer. We spend a great deal of time working with owners so you are good handlers.

Our reputation is of great value and we never want anyone to feel they were not successful here. If you have questions or concerns we want to hear them and we will do our very best to work with you. While we try to be very clear about our programs and policies we believe in treating people the way we would want to be treated.

No. Training should teach the dog respect, manners and control. He should learn the rules of the home and to be part of the family pack. This is assuming the dog is never put into an abusive situation. It also assumes the dog has structure and rules in the home and is not allowed to run wild.

I am opposed to them. It takes much more time, patience, and intelligence to do "the work" than to push a button. Many times people can over use them and create a bigger problem in the dog.

No. We specialize in behavior problems that others refuse to handle.

We accept all dog breeds and all sizes. Pricing for each program is based on breed and age.

We will train dogs with issues other dog trainers will not take.

All dogs should be current on bordetella and rabies vaccines.

We start puppies as early as 12 weeks in our regular basic obedience program.

Puppies cannot have rabies until 16 weeks of age but should have at least 2 distemper/parvo vaccinations.

We train deaf dogs, blind dogs, and dogs with missing legs.

We will train dogs with issues other dog trainers will not take.