Frequently Asked Questions
How much does dog training cost in Maricopa?
Dog training costs vary depending on the selected program. Available options include Puppy Training Consultations, Basic Marker Mastery™, Basic Obedience, Basic & Advanced Obedience, Aggressive Dog Training, Therapy Dog Preparation, the 2 Week Puppy Board & Train, the Professional 2 Week Board & Train, and Aggression Board & Train. Program equipment and inclusions vary, so review the current pricing page or contact the team for the latest information.
How long does dog training take?
Training time depends on the program selected. Basic Obedience is a 4-week program, Basic & Advanced Obedience runs for 8 weeks, and the Professional 2 Week Board & Train provides 2 weeks of immersive training. Aggressive Dog Training and Therapy Dog Preparation each use an 8-lesson format. Individual progress depends on the dog’s behavior, temperament, training history, selected program, and continued owner practice.
Do you guarantee training results?
The Professional 2 Week Board & Train is advertised with 100% Obedience with Lifetime Refreshers. It lists six guaranteed commands, full off-leash recall, manners work, distraction training, and a 2-hour owner handoff. The guarantee applies to the program’s listed obedience skills. The website states that major behavioral issues, including dog aggression or aggression toward people, cannot be guaranteed to be completely fixed during the two-week program.
What training methods do you use?
Training methods depend on the selected program. Basic Obedience, Basic & Advanced Obedience, and the Professional 2 Week Board & Train include an e-collar and structured obedience work. Basic Marker Mastery™ is a separate reward-based program that uses positive reinforcement techniques, marker training, a clicker, a 15-foot leash, and a slip lead without an e-collar or prong collar. Aggression-focused programs combine basic obedience with additional scenario-based lessons, owner handling skills, and desensitization work around other dogs.






