Adult Dog Training & Behavior
Manhattan Dog Training
Private Dog Training in Home
From $150 - $900
Adult Dog Training & Behavior
Our Adult Dog Training and Behavior packages offer a customized program. Classes are private in home or outdoors as determined by your dog's needs.
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Packages are Customized
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Private One on One Classes
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Apartment Friendly
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Scheduling Weekday and Weekend
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Weekly Schedule / 24-Hour Cancellation
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In-Home and Outdoors
Adult Dog Training
What We Want to Teach Our Dog
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Preparation for the AKC Canine Good Citizen Test – Build the skills needed for success and confidence.
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Loose leash walking – Teach your dog to walk calmly by your side, making outings more enjoyable and stress-free.
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Polite greetings – Practice calm guest arrival manners so visitors are welcomed without jumping or chaos.
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Impulse control – Learn important cues like “leave it” and “drop it” to keep your dog safe and focused.
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Reliable recall – Strengthen your dog’s ability to return promptly, even with distractions.
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Settle on a mat – Encourage relaxation and self-control during meals, visits, or busy times.
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Stay and wait – Teach patience at doors, crosswalks, and other high-distraction areas.
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Handling and grooming manners – Help your dog accept brushing, nail trims, and vet care calmly.
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Household manners – Reduce behaviors like counter-surfing, jumping on furniture, or demanding attention.
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Confidence building – Introduce problem-solving games and new experiences to create a resilient, adaptable dog.


Behavior Modification
Behaviors We Want to Change
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Leash reactivity – Reduce barking and lunging at other dogs, people, or moving objects during walks.
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Separation anxiety – Help your dog feel calmer and more secure when left alone.
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Excessive barking – Teach quieter, calmer behavior by addressing the cause of barking.
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Resource guarding – Work on reducing growling, snapping, or guarding food, toys, or resting places.
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Jumping on people – Replace jumping with polite, calm greetings.
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Door dashing – Teach your dog to wait at doors and exits instead of bolting out.
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Counter-surfing or stealing food – Encourage better kitchen manners and impulse control.
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Over-excitement with guests – Create calmer, more controlled behavior during arrivals.
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Fear-based behaviors – Build confidence to reduce skittishness, hiding, or avoidance.
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Aggression toward people or dogs – Develop safe management strategies and structured training plans.