Practice Visits

Once You Book Your First Session

You'll fill out a short questionnaire about your dog, your routine, and what you'd like to work on. I may follow up by email or phone with a few more questions, so we get a consultation in before the first session, no in-person meeting needed.

This is also where we cover anything I need to know to get in and out comfortably when you're not there, including gate codes, door locks, where your dog's leash and supplies are, and any other access or house details.

While You're Out, I Come By

You go to work, run errands, or just take the day for yourself while I let myself in and work through a training session with your dog. Meeting at your house doesn't mean we stay in it: we train what needs training, wherever it needs to happen, for as many dogs as you have. That might mean loose-leash walking on your street for one dog, calm greetings at the door for another, or practicing around distractions at the park with both.

Afterward, You Get The Recap

Depending on what works best for you, I'll leave either a written note or a short video showing exactly what we worked on and how we got there.