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Private Lessons
Private lessons are individualized training sessions geared to your specific needs and problems. The primary advantage of this is that it allows you to learn at a rate geared to you and your dog and to focus on your specific needs and/or problems. While the total price of private training is slightly higher than group lessons, the beneficial reward that comes from private training can assist you and your dog to become more attuned to your dog’s state of mind. Most of my clients take approximately 4-5 lessons to achieve what they wanted to with their dog. Typically, the first 2 sessions are a week apart, then the last 3…
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Special Needs Training
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Campus Training
Whether you are planning a vacation or you simply don’t have the time to train your dog, Beth’s Campus Training Program is what your dog needs. Your dog will be trained daily, several times a day for about 15 minutes each session so she can enhance your dog’s attention span without stressing him. Each dog is trained in Beth’s home, not a kennel, giving her the ability to replicate the home environment he already lives. During the time your dog is with Beth for training, he becomes ‘her’ dog and is with her day and night. Because your dog is in Beth’s home with her dogs, she limits this program…
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Special Needs Training
“Special Needs” dogs are those that are considered to need special help so they can get the most out of life. It doesn’t matter if they are physically challenged or if they need socialization and/or behavioral rehabilitation, Beth will work out a program that is right for them. Beth has experience working with dogs with various disabilities from missing a leg, seizures, dogs that are blind and deaf. Beth has also had great success rehabilitating dogs with behavioral issues ranging from House breaking and Separation Anxiety to Aggressionof all types. Let Beth create a program that will work for you and your Special Needs Dog. Contact Beth today for more…
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Private Lessons
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Dog Sport Classes
Training for Rally, AKC Competition Obedience, Canine Good Citizen or Assisted Therapy Dog? Are you looking to do more with your dog? Maybe give back to the community with a Therapy Dog? Let me gear a program for you and your dog to achieve your goals without the hassle of being around untrained dogs that will distract your dog from learning. Train your dog as your schedule allows,either at your home or mine. These sessions can be 30 min or one hour long. In your home: $275 per one-hour lesson or 5 prepaid* one hour lessons for $1325 (pre-paid lessons at your home must be booked for the full hour)…
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Semi Private Lessons
Did you and a friend get a dog and you want to train together? Enroll in my Semi-Private lessons. You and your friend(s) share the cost and share the hour. The curriculum is developed around your dogs and the commands that are most important to you. In your home: $350 per one-hour lesson or 5 prepaid* one hour lessons for $1700 At my facility: $315 per one-hour lesson or 5 prepaid* one hour lessons for $1450*Location: Denville, NJ *Discounted pre-paid lessons must be paid in full at the first session All pre-paid private lessons must be taken within 4 months of the date of inception or such lessons will be…
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Basic Obedience Fast Track Program (BOFTP)
Minimum Age 4 Months Puppies, young dogs, and untrained dogs need a controlled environment with minimal distractions to learn effectively. That’s why I created my BOFTP program. This fast-paced private lesson series is designed to teach your dog basic on-leash obedience, while also providing you with a deeper understanding of dog behavior and strategies for addressing any challenges your dog may face in various situations. Your dog will learn essential manners, such as “Come,” “Sit,” “Down,” “Stay,” and “Heel,” all while on leash. We will also specifically address common behavioral issues, including jumping, barking, chewing, mouthing, and housebreaking. Once your dog is ready, usually by lessons 3 or 4, they…
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Puppy Kindergarten and Up!
Teach your Puppy How to Learn and Think. For puppies 8 weeks + Puppies thrive in a controlled environment with minimal distractions, which is why I developed my Puppy Kindergarten Program. This is the same foundation I use for my own dogs as they train for high-level competition. This program is designed not only to teach your puppy how to learn, but also how to think critically. Your puppy will learn to focus on you, giving you their undivided attention so you can teach essential commands that will serve them throughout their life. In addition to teaching focus, we will establish a strong foundation for key commands such as “Come,”…
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Thinking of having a Baby?
Don’t make these dog mistakes Usually bringing a human baby home adds a new stress to the home life; a good stress but new stress none the less. If you are ever anticipating having a child, avoid these common pitfalls that dog owners allow their canine baby to get used to. Jumping or Giving Paw: If allow your dog to jump or teach him to give paw, it’s going to be hard to undo that training once your baby comes home. An infant’s skin is sensitive, your dog may want to jump on you or give you his paw but if you are holding the infant, chances are he or she will…
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The Long Cold Winter and your Dog
Even though the temperature is cold outside, your dogs still need exercise and training. Many dogs begin to exhibit negative behavior in the winter because their owners do not want to go outside to exercise and play with their dogs. Many send the dog into the yard to ‘entertain” themselves, but really, they are not doing anything but waiting for their owners to interact with them. Behavioral Problems in the Winter Months: I have seen many types of unusual and/or negative behavior arise in the winter that were not there the season before and usually go away once the temperatures rise and you and your dog are able to get outside for some fresh air and exercise. To their…
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Nuisance Behavior
Since when did nuisance behavior like barking, jumping, relieving themselves indoors and mouthing become acceptable behaviors for a puppy? While this is normal puppy behavior it is far from acceptable. Puppies that are allowed to continue this behavior grow up to be nuisance barkers, bullies and markers (lift their legs on everything). Why Puppy Training? Puppy training was created as a way to teach good manners before bad manners become a habit. If you wait until your dog is 7 months old, yes, he can still learn but many of his bad manners are now habits. Habits are harder to break than teaching good manners from the start. Puppies are…
