Foundation skills
Sit, down, recall, leash walking, and impulse control give your puppy a shared language with you.
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Puppy training • Fort Worth
A good start.
A lifetime of possibilities.
A new puppy brings plenty of joy and plenty of questions. Build a foundation for the life you’ll share.
Free 20-minute consultation
Designed around your dog
Build the basics, one habit at a time.
Puppy training is offered through structured board-and-train programs.
- Potty and crate routines
- Mouthing, jumping, and household manners
- Leash foundations, recall, and confidence
Before you begin
A few helpful answers.
Which program should I choose?
The choice depends on your goals and puppy. Rachel can explain the differences during a consultation.
What happens when my puppy comes home?
Programs include a go-home plan. The 4-week Ultimate also includes two follow-up lessons.
A closer look at training
Your puppy’s first lessons are life lessons.
Between the excitement of bringing a puppy home and the reality of daily routines, there can be a lot to figure out. Puppy biting, accidents, jumping, and settling are common reasons to seek help. The goal is a foundation you can keep building on as your puppy grows.
Life at home
Potty routines, crate skills, handling, door manners, and settling connect training with daily life.
Confidence & exploration
New people, places, surfaces, and appropriate experiences help form the socialization part of the plan.
Compare the puppy programs
See all plans & pricing →2 weeks • $1,400
Starter
Foundational obedience, crate training, puppy biting, leash foundations, socialization, and confidence building.
Discuss this option →4 weeks • $2,600
Ultimate
Builds on Starter with greater duration, distractions, advanced recall, and two follow-up lessons.
Discuss this option →
What happens next
Keep the next step clear.
Daily updates, remote camera access, and a customized go-home plan help you stay connected during the stay. Ask Rachel what is appropriate for your puppy’s age and current needs.
Before you reach out, note your dog’s age, the situations you want help with, and what a better day together would look like. That gives the conversation a useful starting point.
Talk through your goals →Let’s find your next step.
Tell Rachel about your dog and what you’d like to work on.