In-Home Private Training Sessions
Private training teaches your dog basic obedience skills and will address problem behaviors where they occur in your home.

Leave the training to the Paws4training professionals! Our one-on-one training makes your life easier by giving you a dog that is a happy, well-behaved member of the family. We understand that every home and every dog are different. Let Paws4training take the hassle out of training by designing a custom, in-home program that is perfect for your unique situation.

Along with teaching basic manners, here are some things we can help you with at home:
Separation Anxiety
Dogs That Are Fearful When Home Alone
Shy And Anxious Dogs
Growling And Possessiveness Over Food Or Toys
Dogs That Lunge And Growl While On Leash
Tips For Bringing Home Your New Puppy Or Dog

Consultation 1 1/2 hour and 30 minute phone follow up
(additonal sessions scheduled as needed)

Cost $100

Contact us by e-mail or telephone, 206-601-0516 to set up your private session.

Separation Anxiety

While you may not be familiar with canine separation anxiety, you are probably familiar with its symptoms. While you are gone, your dog may do one or several of the following:

Chew destructively, bark or whine, inappropriate urination and/or defecation, drool, pace, tremble, vomit, or worse

Fear of people, dogs, sounds, and objects-
Fear in dogs can cause anxiety, stress and lead to health issues.. Helping your dog overcome their fear through desensitization and counter conditioning(pairing with something that your dog REALLY LOVES) can help them live a longer, healthier life.

Resource Guarding-
Growling at you over, feeding bowls, toys, bones, or sleeping areas

Leash aggression-
Reactivity and lunging at others dogs or people while on leash

New puppy at home-
Set up confinement and management areas to keep your puppy safe and prevent unwanted behaviors, introduce to other dogs, cat, new baby or children

New Dog orientation-
Newly adopted dogs need the same management and boundaries that puppies do. When you bring a dog home from a shelter, or from a previous home we don't always know what kind of training or issues they might have. It is important to start them off with training, schedule and management to avoid any problems. Generally when you bring a new dog home they are on their best behavior for the first couple of weeks. This is commonly known as the "Honeymoon Period"! As soon as they settle in and feel more comfortable they will revert to their normal behaviors. This may be chewing, barking, or stealing food off the counters. Learn how to avoid these before they start.