We train your dog.Then we train you.
A trained dog with an untrained household slides back fast. So every program ends with a two-hour go-home lesson, a handbook written for your dog, and six months of follow-up support.
Two hourson the farm
Plan for everyone who walks the dog to come, kids included. You'll watch your trainer work your dog, then take the leash yourself while they coach you. By the end, the cues and the timing are yours.
Can't make it in person? We'll do it by video and add an extra follow-up lesson at no charge.
Watch your dog work
Your trainer runs through every skill on the farm and in the farmhouse classroom.
Your turn on the leash
Cues, rewards and timing, one skill at a time, coached step by step.
House routine
Doors, place, meals and the crate in a real living room. Then the car.
Handbook & questions
We walk through your handbook and the plan for the first two weeks at home.
The last walk
Down the pasture lane, your dog on a loose leash, you holding it.
Written for your dog,not for every dog
A printed and digital guide with your dog's exact cues, routines and progress notes, plus short video links for every skill.
- 01Your dog's cues, and how to say them
- 02The daily routine, hour by hour
- 03Walks: loose leash and the release cue
- 04Doors, cars and greetings
- 05Place: the settle that saves dinner
- 06Recall: keeping it strong
- 07The first two weeks home
- 08What to do if… (jumping, pulling, barking)
- 09Training tools, if your plan uses one
- 10When to call us
We stay with youfor six months
The first weeks at home are when habits form, good or bad. Here's how we stay involved.
- Day 3
First check-in
Your trainer texts to see how the first nights are going.
- Week 2
Video review
Send a clip of a walk. You'll get notes back the same week.
- Week 3–6
Follow-up lesson 1
A private lesson on the farm or by video, focused on what's slipping.
- Monthly
Alumni Field Days
Saturday mornings on the farm: group practice, coffee and a long walk to the creek.
- Month 3–5
Follow-up lesson 2
Usually a field trip together in your own town.
- Month 6
Graduation check
A final report card, plus a plan for the year ahead.
Five rulesfor a smooth landing
- Keep the routineSame times as the farm
- Keep it smallFewer guests, shorter outings
- Pay for what you likeReward the good choices, out loud
- Everyone uses the same cuesThe handbook is the house rulebook
- Text us earlyA tiny slip is a two-minute fix
Graduates also get tune-up stays at $95 a night for life. They're perfect before a new baby, a move or a busy holiday.
The farm is the start.Home is the point.
Tell us about your dog, and we'll set up a call this week.