Training your dog to come when called—also known as recall—is essential for safety, freedom, and bonding. It can prevent accidents by stopping your dog from running into dangerous situations, like traffic or aggressive animals.
Mouthing training teaches your dog to control the pressure of their bite and to understand what is appropriate to put in their mouth. Overall, mouthing training promotes a well-socialized, gentle dog who interacts more safely with people and other animals.
Bark training teaches your dog to control when and why they bark, leading to a quieter and more manageable home environment. Excessive barking can be disruptive and may indicate stress, boredom, or lack of boundaries. By training your dog to bark only when appropriate and respond to commands like “quiet,” you promote calm behavior and reduce frustration for both you and your neighbors.
Training your dog not to pull on the leash improves safety, control, and enjoyment during walks. A dog that pulls can cause accidents, strain your arm, or dart into dangerous situations like traffic. Leash training teaches your dog to walk calmly beside you, making outings more pleasant and stress-free. It also reinforces discipline, focus, and responsiveness to commands.
“So glad we used their services for our huskies, Christian was extremely easy to talk and work with to make sure both our dogs got the attention they needed. Our dogs used to take us on walks , constantly pulling and hard to handle at times and now we are able to take walks and relax! Their manners overall are a night and day difference. We are excited to build on the great foundation they learned in such a short time.”
— Brittany W.
“Our German Shepherd was a different dog after his training lessons. All very good changes. Christian was great and I could tell by how he would sit next to Christian.I can finally relax in my own home and take my dog on walks without him being uncontrollable on the leash. We learned valuable tools to take with us. We work him every day. I would recommend Christian any day! He's a good person, and the training was great. Sincerely, Jennifer”
— Jennifer P.
“Amazing transformation in our Great Dane/Lab dog 12 mo. old. I cannot believe the complete turn around after Christian visited him for a training lesson! Our dog was rescued from a local kill shelter, and had been returned 2x already when we adopted him. He had a sweet disposition, but was a chewer, barker, and jumper, and in serious need to be Alpha in the home. His bad behavior is cured and he is such a loving and well behaved part of our family! Panther is a brand new dog! Thank you!”
— JL
“AMAZING!!! Rosey is the second dog I have had trained by Christian to use for Animal-Assisted Therapy with my clients as well as the family pet. He took an unruly and anxious puppy and trained her into the calm, confident, and loveable dog I knew she had the potential to be. 5 STARS. Rosey is now relaxed, no nip, playful but controlled, obedient and trusted member of our practice and family that joins us everywhere we go. Christian also taught my wife and I how to understand what the dog was communicating to us and how to work WITH the dog. A wonderful, worth every penny, experience to enjoy your partnership with the dog. I highly recommend Christian. Simply put--he just makes your dog 100% enjoyable.”
— Thewball R.
“Our son’s dog was trained by Christian and because of him, and his amazing transformation of our sons dog, we knew our dog would be a great candidate to be trained by Christian as well! Our dog is two and we recently adopted him from the humane society. He is a great dog and we knew with the training expertise from Christian, he could achieve his greatest potential. I'm still a little bit in shock because the results are almost too good to be true. ”
— Susan I.
“Christian did a fabulous job helping me control my old English sheep dog! I call him my dog whisperer guy. Thank you so much for your help.”
- Taylor B.
“Christian took our out of control puppy and taught her basic commands. She still has her playful puppy personality but listens when she is getting too rough. She's a big dog and is very intimidating to people. I wanted to make sure our fur baby would be apart of the family and not outside or kenneled. I can finally walk her. She would not walk on a leash before training. She's to big to be pulling me or the kids down the street. ”
— Jennifer J.
“I do not write many reviews but I am amazed with my Shiba Inu after getting her Trained. Ginger wouldn't listen or obey any of my commands. I knew when I bought this breed of dog that they were stubborn but I didn't expect a lot of biting furniture, running away when off leash, wouldn't listen and would pull me when walking. Immediately after training my Shiba is a new dog. I can walk across a busy street and she will stay until I command her to come. No more biting furniture and plays a lot. I would recommend Christian. Well worth the money!”
— Dennis A.
“Christian was amazing with our Leah. We brought her to Christian because she bit our little girl in the face. It was worth every penny. She was basically a new dog. We would recommend Christian to anyone who needs either a little help or a lot of help with their dog. Hands down, Christian is a great trainer. He explains everything about the process and includes lifetime help if you use his services. He actually answers”
— Kadee J.
After your dog graduates our training program they will:
We know how exasperating it can be when your dog won't sit or lie down on command, especially in front of guests or during a walk. Our training technique for "Sit" and "Down" commands tackles these common issues head-on.
Excessive barking can be a nuisance for families and neighbors alike. Our training technique for the "Quiet" command addresses this issue directly, using consistency to curb unwanted barking.
Even though sometimes your dog might feel like Air Bud. Jumping can be a nuisance for owners, families and visitors. Our training ensures your control to eliminate jumping with simple commands.
We use consistent commands to reinforce good behavior, helping your dog understand the difference between acceptable and unacceptable items.
Digging can be a frustrating behavior for many dog owners, especially when it results in ruined gardens or messy yards. Our approach to addressing digging behavior focuses on understanding and redirecting this natural instinct in a constructive manner.
Understanding boundaries is crucial for a harmonious relationship with your dog.
We know the importance of the "place" command. We train to ensures that dogs feel confident
and secure while staying put.
The "Wait" command reinforces the dynamic that they are to stay put until further commands
issued from you.
The "Release" command then allows them to move freely only
when appropriate, creating a clear boundary that both you and your dog can rely on.
