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02/04/2025

What Your Dog Feels in Your Home is What Many Kids Feel Growing Up

Most kids are energetic, curious, and full of life—excited to explore, play, and figure out the world around them. But that energy? It often overwhelms the adults in their lives.

Not because kids are bad, not because they’re doing anything wrong, but because parents are often busy, stressed, and lack the tools to see behavior for what it really is—a symptom, not a problem.

When adults get overwhelmed, kids get in trouble. Not because they are misbehaving, but because their behavior is simply a manifestation of something deeper—unmet needs, excitement, uncertainty, or a lack of guidance on what to do with all that energy.

And when you’re a child, you don’t have the words to say:
🗣️ “I’m just excited to be alive.”
🗣️ “I don’t know what to do with all this energy.”
🗣️ “I’m not trying to be difficult—I’m just stumbling through life figuring things out.”

Instead, they get corrected, scolded, or punished. And over time, they start to internalize a message—not "I need guidance and structure," but "I am a problem."

That feeling—that internal conflict of not understanding why the world responds to you the way it does—is the same feeling so many dogs experience in their homes every single day.

Your Dog is Just a Child Who Speaks a Different Language

Dogs don’t misbehave for fun. They don’t act out to challenge you.

They are excited to be alive—full of curiosity, joy, energy, and a need to understand the world around them.

But just like a child, when they aren’t given clear guidance, structure, and patient leadership, they end up in trouble. Not because they are bad, but because:

🐶 Their excitement is misread as disobedience.
🐶 Their lack of understanding is seen as defiance.
🐶 Their need for structure is mistaken for stubbornness.
🐶 Their confusion is met with frustration rather than clarity.

And just like a child, a dog doesn’t have the words to explain:
🗣️ “I’m not trying to be difficult—I just don’t know what you want.”
🗣️ “I need you to show me, not just tell me.”
🗣️ “I don’t feel safe because your actions and energy don’t match.”

So instead, they show it in behavior—whining, jumping, barking, chewing, pulling on the leash, ignoring commands.

And when those behaviors are met with frustration instead of understanding, the cycle continues. The dog becomes confused. They start to feel unsure, just like a child who is punished for something they don’t understand.

The Key to Both Kids and Dogs? Leadership, Not Frustration.

Most behavioral issues in dogs aren’t the result of a bad dog—they are the result of an environment that doesn’t give them clarity, structure, and leadership.

A well-behaved dog isn’t one that was punished into submission.
A well-behaved dog is one that feels seen, understood, and guided.

And isn’t that what we all needed as kids?

💡 If you want to change your dog’s behavior, start by changing how you respond to their confusion. The way you handle their learning process determines whether they grow with confidence or shrink in uncertainty.

02/04/2025

The Link Between Stress, Nervous System Arousal, and Your Dog’s Digestive Issues

Dogs don’t just feel stress emotionally—they carry it physically. A dog in a constant state of nervous system arousal doesn’t just act anxious; their body reacts, too. One of the most common ways stress manifests? Gastrointestinal issues.

Chronic stress keeps a dog locked in fight-or-flight mode (sympathetic nervous system dominance), which directly impacts digestion:

🚨 Decreased Digestive Function – Blood flow is redirected to muscles instead of the stomach, slowing digestion.
🚨 Increased Stomach Acid – Leads to acid reflux, vomiting, and excessive swallowing.
🚨 Weakened Gut Health – Stress triggers inflammation in the digestive tract, causing loose stool, burping, and food sensitivities.
🚨 Irregular Appetite – Overstimulation leads to selective eating, lack of hunger, or gulping food too fast.

This is why so many insecure, anxious dogs develop chronic acid reflux, frequent vomiting, or GI distress. Medications can mask the symptoms, but they don’t solve the real problem: an over-aroused nervous system.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting.

The same dogs that struggle with constant stomach issues at home suddenly improve when they enter a structured training environment. Why?

✔️ Clear Leadership & Structure – Lowers stress and prevents constant overstimulation.
✔️ Predictability – Reduces the need for hypervigilance and nervous system overdrive.
✔️ Balanced Nervous System – Allows digestion to function normally, without excessive acid production or stress-related inflammation.

A dog that lives in a state of anxiety and uncertainty will always struggle physically. But a dog that feels safe, supported, and structured can finally let go of stress—and their body follows.

💡 If your dog constantly deals with digestive issues, the solution might not be in a bottle of antacids, but in a shift in how their nervous system is regulated.

It’s not just about what they eat—it’s about how they feel.

01/31/2025

Is Your Dog Running the Household? 🐾

Many pet owners don’t realize that loose structure and unclear leadership can create behavioral issues in their dogs. Without guidance, dogs don’t just “figure it out”—they make their own rules. If your home lacks clear leadership, you might be dealing with some of these common behavior problems:

🐕 Common Behavioral Issues in a Household with Loose Leadership:

✔ Jumping on People – Excitement, attention-seeking, and lack of impulse control.
✔ Demand Barking / Whining – Using vocalization to control the environment or people.
✔ Counter Surfing & Stealing Items – No clear boundaries on what’s off-limits.
✔ Ignoring Commands / Not Listening – Selective hearing and lack of respect for cues.
✔ Leash Pulling & Reactivity – No structure on walks, leading to frustration or overexcitement.
✔ Door Bolting / Rushing Exits – Lack of impulse control and boundaries.
✔ Destructive Behavior – Chewing furniture, objects, or digging due to lack of direction.
✔ Over-Excitement & Hyperactivity – No off-switch, constantly seeking stimulation.
✔ Marking / Potty Accidents – Inconsistent routines lead to a lack of house manners.
✔ Excessive Attention-Seeking – Nudging, pawing, or pushing into personal space for control.
✔ Guarding Toys, Food, or Spaces – Insecurity due to unclear resource control.
✔ Separation Anxiety – Over-attachment from a lack of independence training.

Why This Happens

Dogs thrive on leadership, structure, and consistency. Without it, they feel the need to take control, leading to stress-based behaviors, insecurity, or a pushy, entitled attitude.

How Precision Dog Sport Can Help

At Precision Dog Sport, we specialize in creating balanced, well-behaved dogs by:
✅ Teaching clear boundaries and leadership that make sense to your dog.
✅ Establishing communication systems so your dog understands expectations.
✅ Helping resolve behavioral issues quickly and effectively through structured training.
✅ Showing you how to maintain calm, confident leadership in your home.

You don’t have to live with bad behavior. A well-structured dog is a happy, confident, and relaxed dog. If you’re struggling, we can help.

📩 DM us to start transforming your dog’s behavior today! 🐾

01/30/2025

Your Dog’s Behavior is a Reflection of You!!!

As professional trainers, we can safely say that the majority of behavioral issues we see in dogs aren’t about the dog—they’re about leadership.

-Lack of leadership.

-Poor leadership.

-Or simply not knowing what you're doing.

And that’s okay—because awareness is the first step toward change.

We live in a world where we want quick fixes for problems, where we get frustrated with our dogs for behaviors that we unknowingly reinforce every single day. But here’s the truth:

🐾 Your dog is a mirror. They are only doing what they’ve been allowed to do consistently.

If we can’t look in the mirror and recognize how we’ve contributed to the problem, we can’t expect our dog’s behavior to change. Defensiveness blocks growth—until we can drop that and take responsibility, the patterns will stay the same.

Dogs don’t follow words, emotions, or wishful thinking. They follow energy. If we want them to trust us, to listen, to feel safe in our leadership, we need to lead from a place of clarity, confidence, and wholeness.

If you want your dog’s behavior to change, start with you.

01/29/2025

Understanding Mixed Breeds: When Genetics Work Against Each Other

One of the biggest challenges in dog training today isn’t just dealing with behavioral issues—it’s understanding why those behaviors exist in the first place. And sometimes, the answer lies in the genetic blueprint of the dog itself.

With the rise of designer breeds and accidental mixed breeds, we often see dogs whose genetic traits conflict with each other. While mixing breeds can sometimes create a well-balanced dog, other times, it results in a dog that is in a constant state of internal contradiction.

Conflicted Genetics in Action

Imagine a Border Collie / Great Pyrenees mix. The Border Collie was bred to be highly responsive to human direction, eager to work, and quick to react to movement. The Great Pyrenees, on the other hand, was bred to work independently, making its own decisions while guarding livestock. When these instincts collide in one dog, you might get a dog that wants to chase and herd but also refuses to take direction from a handler. This isn’t stubbornness—it’s genetics at war.

Or take a German Shepherd / Greyhound mix. The German Shepherd was bred for biddability, structure, and handler engagement, while the Greyhound was bred to be reactive, explosive, and highly sensitive to environmental stimulation. A mix of the two might result in a dog that wants to work but mentally shuts down under stress—or one that is reactive but difficult to engage in training.

Now, let’s talk about Enzo, my own dog, who is 60% Akita and 40% Labrador Retriever. That combination alone presents a fascinating contrast in drive, temperament, and response to training.

Akita Traits: Independent, aloof, highly selective with people, territorial, and naturally distrustful of strangers. Akitas were bred to be guardians and hunters, meaning they make their own decisions and don’t always seek human approval.

Labrador Retriever Traits: Social, friendly, handler-focused, and eager to please. Labs are known for being food-motivated, playful, and engaged, often seeking human interaction.

Now, you put these two opposite instincts in one dog and what do you get? A dog that can love his people deeply while also being incredibly discerning with strangers. A dog that may show affectionate, playful behaviors like a Lab in some moments but revert to serious, independent decision-making like an Akita in others.

With Enzo, I’ve noticed this dynamic firsthand. He’s affectionate and bonded with his people, but when meeting someone new, he doesn't give away his trust easily. He assesses the energy of a person before engaging. He’s also extremely sensitive to tone, pressure, and intention, meaning that while a Lab might bounce back from a correction quickly, an Akita’s response is more calculated. This is crucial for trainers and owners to understand—he isn’t stubborn; he’s selective.

Why This Matters for Owners and Trainers

When trainers don’t account for these genetic conflicts, we end up labeling dogs incorrectly. A dog that appears stubborn might actually be struggling with instincts that contradict each other. A dog that seems anxious might just be wired for both high drive and high independence—an internal tug-of-war they never asked for.

This is why breed knowledge is critical, even for mixed breeds. If we can understand what the dog was built for at a genetic level, we can adjust our training expectations, find the right motivation, and work with the dog rather than against it.

Takeaways for Dog Owners & Trainers

✔️ Know Your Dog’s Genetics – If you have a mixed breed, research both parent breeds and look for contradictions in drive, temperament, and working purpose.
✔️ Recognize Internal Conflict – If your dog seems inconsistent in their behavior, consider whether they are genetically wired for two opposing instincts.
✔️ Adjust Your Training Approach – Some dogs need more clarity, while others need less pressure. A one-size-fits-all method doesn’t work for dogs that are wired in opposing ways.
✔️ Be Patient – If a dog is genetically predisposed to two conflicting behaviors, training them won’t be as straightforward as a single-purpose breed. Give them time to work through it.

This is why dog training is not just about behavior—it’s about understanding the individual dog. The more we educate ourselves on how genetics influence behavior, the better we can set dogs up for success instead of setting them up for failure.

Would love to hear your thoughts! Have you worked with a dog whose genetics were in conflict? Drop your experiences in the comments!

01/15/2025

🐾 The 5 Most Common Mistakes People Make When Raising a Puppy 🐾

Bringing a puppy into your home is exciting, but it’s also a big responsibility. Avoiding these common mistakes can set you and your pup up for long-term success! 🐶✨

1️⃣ Skipping Early Socialization

Your puppy's early months are crucial for building confidence. Avoid waiting until they’re older to introduce them to new people, places, and experiences.
💡 Pro Tip: Expose your pup to diverse environments and experiences (at their pace) by the time they’re 16 weeks old.

2️⃣ Overlooking Structure and Boundaries

Letting your puppy have free rein might seem cute, but it can lead to behavioral issues. Puppies thrive on consistent rules and routines!
💡 Pro Tip: Use crates, playpens, and clear rules to teach boundaries while fostering safety and security.

3️⃣ Relying Solely on Treats

While treats are great for teaching, relying on them exclusively can create dependency and diminish respect. Balance rewards with clear communication.
💡 Pro Tip: Introduce leash guidance, clear marker words, and praise to build a balanced foundation.

4️⃣ Ignoring the Power of Play

Play isn't just fun—it’s a powerful way to build trust and strengthen your bond. Many people don’t realize how important it is for motivation and focus.
💡 Pro Tip: Incorporate interactive games like tug or fetch to keep your pup engaged and happy.

5️⃣ Underestimating Puppy Energy

Puppies are bundles of energy and curiosity. If you don’t channel that energy constructively, they’ll find their own (often destructive) ways!
💡 Pro Tip: Mix physical exercise with mental stimulation like puzzle toys and training games to tire them out effectively.

🐕 Raising a puppy can be a challenge, but you don’t have to do it alone! At Precision Dog Sport, we help you avoid these pitfalls and create a healthy, happy relationship with your furry friend.

💬 What’s been your biggest challenge with your puppy so far? Share below or DM us—we’re here to help!

01/11/2025

Training Session Recap with Enzo! 🐾

Today, Enzo and I had an awesome obedience session focused on keeping things fun and engaging! We worked on a mix of foundational behaviors and advanced skills, including:

Heel 🦮

Down ⬇️

Place 🛏️

Recalls 🏃‍♂️

Play and engagement with outing commands 🎾

We switched it up with food reinforcers, toy reinforcers, and plenty of praise, keeping Enzo motivated and responsive throughout. On the front half of the session, we incorporated a bit of remote collar work to refine communication, and by the back half, Enzo was performing completely off-leash like a pro!

💡 Markers in Action:

"Good": Our duration marker, letting Enzo know he's on the right track but should keep holding the behavior.

"Yes": The terminal marker, signaling that he’s done and a reward is on the way.

It’s incredible to see how smoothly Enzo transitions between focus-driven obedience and playful energy, building a bond that’s as fun as it is disciplined.

What’s your favorite way to mix play and training with your dog? Let me know below! 🐕✨

01/10/2025

The Hard Truth: You Can’t Regulate Your Dog if You Can’t Regulate Yourself

Here’s where it gets real. If you’re not able to manage your own emotions, your energy will inevitably affect your dog—and not in a positive way. This isn’t about judgment; it’s about awareness. Dogs are like mirrors for our emotional states. If you’re:

Anxious, they’ll feel it and may become unsettled or reactive.

Frustrated, they’ll sense your tension and might avoid you or act out.

Overwhelmed, they’ll often mirror that stress in their behavior.

Just as the saying goes, “hurt people hurt people,” the same applies here: unregulated humans create unregulated dogs. If you can’t shift yourself into a healthier emotional space, you won’t be able to guide your dog to one either.

Being Honest with Yourself:

Ask yourself: “Am I in the right headspace to help my dog?”

If the answer is no, take time to regulate your own energy first. This might mean stepping away, taking deep breaths, or doing something that shifts your mood to a more positive, grounded place.

Transmutation is Key:
If you struggle with negative emotions, it’s vital to learn how to transmute those feelings into higher vibrational, healthier ones. This isn’t just for your dog—it’s for you, too.

Practice mindfulness or meditation to center yourself.

Use movement, like a walk or exercise, to release tension.

Focus on gratitude or positive affirmations to shift your mindset.

By learning to manage and elevate your own emotional state, you set the foundation for a healthier, more balanced relationship with your dog.

Key Takeaways:

Your energy matters. If you’re unsettled, your dog will feel it, even if you think you’re masking it.

Self-awareness is essential. Be honest with yourself about your emotional state before engaging with your dog.

Dogs thrive on calm, confident leadership. If you can’t provide that in the moment, step back and ground yourself first.

Heal yourself to help your dog. The better you are at regulating your emotions, the better you’ll be at guiding your dog through theirs.

By taking care of your own emotional health, you not only become a better leader for your dog—you create a harmonious environment where both you and your dog can thrive.

01/10/2025

"The Energy We Bring: How Our Presence Shapes Dog Socialization"

Dogs are incredibly attuned to the energy and emotions of the people around them. Whether they’re playing, socializing, or exploring a new environment, your presence—your confidence, calmness, and energy—acts as a guide for how they should feel and respond.

Imagine a group of dogs socializing. Play can escalate, dynamics can shift, and sometimes things can get intense. If you feel unsure, nervous, or hesitant during these moments, dogs pick up on that energy. They may interpret it as a sign that something is wrong or unsafe, which can lead to confusion, insecurity, or even conflict among the group.

The key is to remain calm, confident, and neutral—no matter what unfolds. Think of it like being the “anchor” for their emotions. If a dog has a moment of uncertainty, your energy should say, “It’s okay. You’re safe. I’ve got this.”

This is no different than how a young child looks to their parent during a moment of fear or panic. A baby’s nervous system learns to regulate itself by observing the parent’s reaction. If the parent remains calm and reassuring, the child feels safe and adjusts their emotions accordingly. The same principle applies to dogs.

When a dog senses you’re neutral and unfazed—even in moments of intensity—it sends a powerful message: “There’s nothing to worry about.” This allows the dog to relax, self-regulate, and continue engaging without unnecessary tension or fear.

Here are a few tips for staying grounded and being a confident presence for your dogs:

Check your energy first. Before stepping into a socialization environment, take a moment to ground yourself. Breathe deeply and release any stress or tension you’re carrying.

Stay neutral during moments of intensity. If play escalates or a dog hesitates, don’t overreact or jump to conclusions. Instead, assess the situation calmly and respond with quiet confidence.

Trust your leadership. Dogs thrive when they feel they’re in capable hands. By projecting calm, assertive energy, you’re showing them you’re in control, and they don’t have to be.

Practice consistency. The more you embody calm confidence, the more dogs will trust you as their anchor in any situation.

Your presence sets the tone. The more grounded, confident, and neutral you remain, the more balanced and safe the dogs in your care will feel. It’s not just about managing their behavior—it’s about being the steady energy they can lean on, no matter what unfolds.

What’s your experience with how your energy affects dogs? Let’s start a conversation—drop your thoughts below!

01/08/2025

🐾 Is Your Dog’s Diet Affecting Their Behavior? 🥩🥦

Did you know your dog’s diet and weight are directly tied to their behavior, mindset, and overall health? 🧠💪

Just like humans, dogs are impacted by nutrition, gut health, and exercise—and imbalances can lead to:
⚡ Hyperactivity or Impulsivity – Blood sugar spikes and crashes from poor-quality food.
😟 Anxiety or Stress – Gut health issues affecting serotonin and dopamine production.
😴 Lethargy or Irritability – Weight-related joint pain and inflammation.
🐾 Destructive Behaviors – Boredom and frustration from lack of physical and mental stimulation.

The Solution?
Proper nutrition, weight management, and training can transform not only your dog’s behavior but also their overall health and happiness. 🌟

At Precision Dog Sport, we provide:
✔ Personalized Training Programs to help your dog build focus, confidence, and obedience.
✔ Nutritional Guidance to set up a diet and exercise plan for better weight management and mindset.
✔ Mental and Physical Stimulation Plans to address behavioral challenges through structured outlets.

🐶 Ready to Transform Your Dog?
Let’s work together to create a stronger, healthier, and more balanced dog—inside and out! 💥

📞 Call Today: 732-691-1621
📧 Email: [email protected]
🌐 Website: www.precisiondogsport.com

Give your dog the tools they need to succeed—body and mind! 🐕✨

01/08/2025

📣 Exciting News from Precision Dog Sport! 🚀

We’re thrilled to announce our new lineup of Training Camps, Group Classes, and Workshops designed to create strong, resilient, and confident dogs while transforming the relationship between you and your dog. Whether you’re looking for basic obedience, behavioral support, or advanced training, we’ve got something for every dog and owner!

What Makes Precision Dog Sport Different?

At Precision Dog Sport, we believe training is more than just teaching commands—it’s about building trust, clarity, and confidence through structured foundations and relationship-based methods.

We don’t believe in quick fixes or surface-level results. Instead, we focus on:

Understanding developmental stages and the stories dogs carry that shape their behaviors.

Teaching owners to improve their leadership and communication, ensuring lasting results.

Incorporating motivation-based training, sensory awareness, and emotional regulation techniques to transform both dogs and owners.

If you’re ready to elevate your dog’s training and create real change, check out our NEW CAMPS, CLASSES, AND WORKSHOPS below! 👇

Training Camps 🐾

1. Play as a Motivator Camp (3 Weeks) – Build motivation and reinforce commands through structured play and games.

2. On-Leash Camp (4 Weeks) – Master loose-leash walking, escape leash training, and proof obedience with distractions.

3. Off-Leash Camp (6 Weeks) – Advanced off-leash control using escape and avoidance training for high-distraction reliability.

4. Ultimate Recall Camp (4 Weeks) – Create a reliable recall even around distractions using food reinforcement and leash pressure.

5. Manners Camp (4 Weeks) – Focus on polite greetings, impulse control, and eliminating behaviors like jumping.

6. Downs for Days Camp (2 Weeks) – Teach and proof the Down command for duration and distraction resistance.

7. Food Foundation Camp (2 Weeks) – Establish essential commands like Sit, Down, and Place using food rewards to build a strong foundation.

8. Therapy Dog Camp (6 Weeks) – Prepare for New Jersey therapy dog certification by teaching required skills and behaviors.

9. Crate Game Training Protocol Camp (4 Weeks) – Help insecure dogs feel confident entering/exiting crates with motivational exercises and leash/remote collar work.

10. Agility for Confidence Camp (4 Weeks) – Boost confidence and coordination through agility exercises, building trust and focus.

11. Puppy Camp (2 Weeks) – Introduce marker words, name recognition, crate games, and basic leash pressure techniques for puppies.

12. Behavioral Camp (6 Weeks) – Focus on mindset training, structured obedience, and addressing behavioral challenges.

Group Classes 🐕

1. Basic Obedience Class (10 Weeks) – Teach foundational commands like Sit, Down, Place, Heel, Recall, and Stay, progressing to leash training and distractions.

Workshops 📝

1. Clicker/Marker Words 101 – One-day workshop on improving timing and communication with clicker training and marker words.

2. Sensory Stacking and Dogs Workshop – Learn how sensory overload affects dogs and how to recognize and manage sensory stacking to build calmer, more resilient dogs.

3. Human Design and Dogs Workshop – Explore how understanding your Human Design type and your dog’s unique needs can improve training, communication, and bonding.

4. Custom Workshops – Have a specific need? We offer custom workshops on a variety of topics tailored to your goals.

💥 Ready to Get Started?
📞 Call us today to book your camp, class, or workshop and experience the Precision Dog Sport difference!

🌐 Visit our website www.precisiondogsport.com for more information.
📧 Email us at [email protected] to schedule a session or ask about custom options.

We can’t wait to meet you and your dog and help you both reach your full potential!

- Mike Fraas
Precision Dog Sport

At Precision Dog Sport we specialize in all levels from basic to competition. Private lessons, board and trains, dog sports, behavior mods, and more. At Precision Dog Sport we provide a balanced training approach where each and every program is tailored to the individual dogs needs. Regardless of br...

01/07/2025

🚨 Exciting News from Precision Dog Sport! 🚨

We’re thrilled to announce that Private Lessons are now available at Precision Dog Sport—where training isn’t just about obedience, it’s about building clarity, confidence, and connection between you and your dog.

Why Choose Private Lessons at Precision Dog Sport?

At Precision Dog Sport, we don’t believe in “one-size-fits-all” training. Every dog is different, and so is every human-canine relationship. That’s why our private lessons are custom-tailored to meet the unique needs of both you and your dog.

🐾 Our Approach:
We view training through a Precision Dog Sport lens, focusing on:

Structured Communication: Teaching clear markers and commands that set your dog up for success.

Balanced Mindset Work: Helping dogs achieve calmness, clarity, and trust—even in high-distraction environments.

Real-World Application: Addressing behaviors not just in theory, but in practical, everyday situations.

Behavior Understanding: Whether it’s confidence-building, addressing mild insecurities, or fine-tuning obedience, we work from the inside out.

What Makes Us Unique?

Our lessons are more than just “obedience drills.” We combine:
✅ Behavioral Coaching: Shaping mindset as much as actions.
✅ Motivation Building: Using play, food, and praise as tools for focus and drive.
✅ Calmness & Impulse Control: Teaching your dog to choose relaxation over chaos.
✅ Problem-Solving Techniques: Addressing challenges like leash pulling, reactivity, and focus through structured exercises.

💥 What You’ll Learn Together:

How to build and reinforce clear communication.

How to confidently handle your dog in any environment.

How to motivate your dog through structure and play.

How to read and respond to your dog’s emotional and physical signals.

Private Lessons are Perfect For:

✔️ New dog owners looking to start off on the right paw.
✔️ Dogs who need help with focus, leash manners, and general obedience.
✔️ Owners who want to build a stronger bond through clear, calm leadership.
✔️ Graduates of our camps who want to continue fine-tuning skills at home.

🐾 What to Expect During Lessons:

Each session is personalized and combines teaching, troubleshooting, and practice. We’ll work both inside and outside the facility to build real-world confidence while keeping a calm, stress-free mindset at the core.

📅 Book Your Private Lesson Today!

📧 Email Us: [email protected]
📞 Call or Text: 732-691-1621

Spots are limited, so reach out today to schedule your private lesson. Let’s create the calm, confident partnership you’ve always wanted with your dog—one step at a time.

👉 Tag a friend who needs this, and let’s get started! 🐕💥