Frequently asked questions

It depends on format and where you live. Across the US, private in-home sessions typically run about $70-$225 each, group courses about $110-$350 for six weeks, and board-and-train programs from roughly $1,400 into the thousands. Your plan shows a typical range for your area, and the quiz itself is free.

Rewards-based methods only. That means no shock, prong or choke collars and no intimidation. Modern behavior science shows rewards-based training works as well or better, without the fallout of fear and pain, especially for reactive, anxious or aggressive dogs.

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No. We help you understand what’s driving your dog’s behavior and point you to rewards-based training you can start at home. We’re also building a network of vetted local trainers.

A Behavior Profile that explains what’s driving the behavior, three things to try this week, and a recommended training path with a realistic session count and typical prices for your area. Free, in about 60 seconds.

We’re onboarding vetted, rewards-based trainers across the US. Until a partner trainer is available in your area, your plan focuses on what you can start at home.

About 60 seconds. Ten quick questions, most of them one tap.

Choose “Aggression or biting” and “I’m worried about safety” in the quiz for immediate safety steps. Bite cases need a qualified professional: a certified behavior consultant (CCPDT or IAABC) or a veterinary behaviorist. Until then, keep your dog safely separated from triggers and talk to your vet.

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