Dog Behavioral challenges
Additional Information
We offer behavioral help for the following problems. Some behavioral issues will require a board and train program.
- Dog Aggression
- Reactivity
- Fearful dogs
- Resource guarding
We are happy to answer your questions about our behavior modification services and what options we have available for your specific problem, you can schedule a phone call by texting me at 719-429-5225 and typing in "Please schedule me for a K9 phone consultation," or you can send me an email at contact@caninetrainingacademy.com with the same message. I will get back to you to schedule your appointment.
If you are having an issue with intra-household dog aggression (aggression between 2 or more dogs living in the same household), please download our article at the bottom of this page for information on this particular issue. If you need help after reading our article, please set up a phone consultation.
In-person consultation Fees:
- One-time in-person consultation: $150 (90 minutes).
- Individual follow-up sessions $110 per session
Phone consultations: You may use this option to speak with me one-on-one about specific problems.
30 minutes: $30
60 minutes $60
Please remember that many problems cannot be resolved during a phone consultation and may require professional training. Go to our home page and book a phone consultation in the phone appointments section.
Depending on your dog's specific issues, a board and train program may be required to achieve results. Depending on your dog's particular needs, sessions may be held in-home, at our facility, or at alternate locations.
Disclaimer /No Guarantee Policy
The trainer will make every reasonable effort to help clients achieve training and/or behavior modification goals, but will not guarantee results after professional training is completed. Dogs are living beings, therefore, no one can ethically guarantee their behavior under all circumstances. There is no way to know that owners will follow through with our recommendations, suggestions, and protocols. If they don't, the behavior may not improve or it may relapse.
