No, our program welcomes clients to our training facility, which is located in Jason and Lorelei’s home. This allows us to provide a structured, controlled environment where we can focus on effective dog training, obedience training, and behavior work without the distractions that can slow progress in a home setting. Training at our facility also gives you hands-on coaching so you know exactly how to handle your dog moving forward. Once your dog understands the training in this setting, we help you apply it to real-life situations so you get reliable results at home and everywhere else.

We give you clear, step-by-step instructions so you know exactly how to practice dog training, puppy training, and obedience training in your daily routine. This includes consistent training sessions, reinforcing the right behaviors, and applying what you’ve learned in walks, mealtimes, and around the house. You’re not left guessing—we make sure you understand how to handle your dog so training continues between sessions.

Our Chaos to Calm training program is 8 weeks long, with clients coming in every other week for in-person sessions. This schedule allows you to get hands-on coaching, then go home and apply what you’ve learned without feeling overwhelmed. On the off weeks, you’ll have access to supplemental training videos and guidance, so you know exactly how to continue your dog training at home.

We use a balanced dog training approach, which means we focus on clear communication, consistency, and fair accountability for your dog. We combine positive reinforcement to teach and motivate behaviors with appropriate corrections when your dog clearly understands what’s expected but chooses not to follow through. This allows us to create reliable results in real-world situations, not just in controlled environments. Our goal with balanced training is to help you build a calm, well-behaved dog that listens to you confidently, while also giving you the tools to maintain those results long-term.