Get a Real Plan, Not Just “Try a Class”!​

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Most people come in thinking, “My dog pulls on leash,” or “My puppy jumps on guests,” but that is just the surface. This is our chance to really get to know you and your needs. 

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• Talk through your daily life with your dog, not just the one problem that brought you here

• Things that you would like to change

• Prioritize your goals, so we know what success will look like along the journey

Make Every Session Count!

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When your dog is in the gym, you are paying for focused, professional training time.

 

You do not want to use that time to fill out forms, talk logistics, or feel unsure about what you are doing.

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The Orientation lets us cover all the “housekeeping” ahead of time: accounts, waivers, policies, and how to use the schedule.

Lower Stress For Sensitive or Excitable Dogs

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New places, new people, new dogs, new smells. For many dogs, that is a lot.

By keeping the first visit human only, we:

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• Remove the pressure of “my dog has to behave” while you are still learning what to do.

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• Give you strategies for bringing your dog into the gym for their next trip, especially if they are shy, overexcited, or have leash challenges.

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Total Transparency On Time, Cost, And Expectations

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Training is an investment, and you deserve clarity up front.

During Orientation, we will:

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• Explain what kind of commitment is realistic for you and your schedule.

• Review your options and how to get the most value.

• Provide clarity about what to expect in class.

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You leave knowing exactly what you are signing up for, financially and practically. No surprises, just a clear path.

 

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