Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or give us a call at 855.558.8249 to book your free evaluation at our facility. During that visit, we will be able to talk with you, meet your dog one-on-one, and figure out a training game plan.

We require all dogs to have a current Rabies vaccine (1-year or 3-year), Bordetella with boosters every 6 months, and a Distemper/Parvo vaccine (1-year or 3-year). We do not require but strongly recommend Leptospirosis and Canine Influenza vaccines, along with flea and tick prevention, and that dogs have no active fleas or contagious viruses to help keep our environment safe for all.

For puppies under 4 months we require Bordatella and at least 2 rounds of Distemper/Parvo.

We offer a range of different training services and programs. Just head on over to our ‘Training’ page where we describe what each service entails.

Yes! We are fully licensed through LA County Animal Control, meaning our facility meets strict standards for safety, sanitation, and animal care. Choosing a licensed facility ensures your dog is in a regulated, professionally operated environment where their well-being is held to a higher standard.

In the United States there is no standard, official certification for dog obedience training. Our team has attended multiple academies and schools, making sure to further their education and be the best trainers they can be.

Our trainers are also Canine Good Citizen trainers and testers through the American Kennel Club.

Our trainers are also actively training in their selected dog sports of their choice to put themselves and their training methods to the test.

We know how much you love your dogs, and we totally understand the concern. Rest assured, your dog will absolutely remember you! We have never seen a dog forget their owners or not be ecstatic to see them. Your dog will come home excited to go on adventures with the family and show off their new skills.

When most people think of e-collars, they think of shocking a dog into submission. This is how many untrained individuals use their e-collars on their dogs, leading to a bad reputation for the training tool. Yes, using an e-collar this way is cruel and extremely unethical. And we never use an e-collar in this way.

When used correctly, e-collars can be an ethical, effective way to get your dog’s attention.

We don’t use e-collars as a “shocking” device. Instead, we use it as a way to tap your dog on the shoulder. For example, when your dog is far away, we use the e-collar to tell them that we want them to return. We spend weeks training them on-leash up so they know what these signals mean.

Of course we want you to know how incredible your dog is doing! We send our training update videos/photo every Friday with a brief description of what we are working on.

While we are focused on training during sessions, we’re always available for urgent matters, and you’ll stay connected with us throughout your dog’s stay.