If your dog shows signs of fear or has any degree of separation anxiety, online training is a better way to be able to assess your dog’s anxiety. In most cases, we can instruct our clients and observe the body language of their dog much more effiently then we would in person. By observing the body lnaguage of the dog we can make adjustments immediately to help keep the anxiety and stress level of the dog down.

As always our methods are 100% force free and positive reinforcement based! Unlike other training programs out there, we will not put a shock collar on your dog, EVER! We get results by coaching you how to teach your dog what you’d like them to do and make those things what your dog wants to do! So not only is your furry friend a well behaved pup, but they are loving every minute of it! It’s a win-win!

• Watch Zoom’s video on getting yourself set up. (Note: Zoom is free for you to use. Currently, the free version limits meeting times to 40 minutes. Since we have a paid subscription, we don’t have that time limit when we host a meeting and you don’t have to pay for Zoom.)
• Use Zoom’s test feature to test your internet connection, video and audio ahead of the scheduled meeting time.
• You’ll need a laptop, phone or tablet with a webcam, a decent internet connection and access to Zoom. A laptop or computer with a webcam is easiest, but a phone or tablet will work.
• If using a smartphone or tablet, When you are doing lessons with your pup prop it up or use a tripod so you and your dog are in the frame.
• Choose a well-lit, quiet location or put on a set of headphones.
• If you want to practice with you pup. You will want to have a nice supply of dog treats and a hungry dog. You’ll want to have your dog’s leash handy, as well as any other items needed for your class exercises.