Professional Dog Training in Colorado

Transform your dog’s behavior with expert trainers. Choose between our immersive 2-week Board & Train or personalized In-Home Training.

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🐾 Why Dog Owners Trust Us 🐾

🐾 Dog Training Programs 🐾

2-Week Board & Train

Professional training facility with a structured environment
14 days (dog stays full-time)
Obedience training, behavior correction, socialization, and owner coaching at hand-off
Final training session at the end of 2 weeks
Ideal for busy owners, vacation time, or dogs needing intensive training
Daily indoor/outdoor socialization with other dogs
Unlimited follow-up sessions for the life of the dog

In-Home Training

Familiar and comfortable training in your own home
Flexible scheduling: 60–90 minute sessions
Obedience training, behavior correction, real-life situation training
Full involvement during every training session
Owners who want personalized coaching and training in daily environments
Limited to home or nearby surroundings
Unlimited follow-up sessions for the life of the dog

3-Week Board & Train and Private Lessons Now Available

Extend your dog’s learning with our immersive 3-Week Board & Train program or get personalized, one-on-one guidance with Private Lessons tailored to your dog’s needs.

🐾 What Your Dog Will Learn 🐾

🐾 Transform Your Dog’s Behavior with Professional Training 🐾

Your Dog will Learn

Come when called
Sit / Stay
Place command
Walk nice in Heel
Behave appropriately
Achieve off leash control
Learn boundaries
Get socialized

Your Dog Will Stop

Leash Pulling
Digging
Nipping
Jumping
Nuisance Barking
Scratching
Chewing
And more!

Ready for a Well-Behaved Dog?

Get expert guidance and lifetime support for a confident, well-trained companion.

🐾 Our Facility 🐾

🐾 A Few of Our Wall of Fame Clients 🐾

🐾 Additional Services 🐾

BOARDING

Vacation time for owner and dog!

Daily play time
Late-night stretch and potty break (around 9:30 p.m.)
Big enclosures
Raised food and water bowls
Safe and clean environment
Animal-loving staff caring for your dog

DAYCARE

Fun Day!

Socialize Your Dog
Friendly Environment
Mud Free Play Area
Indoor and Outdoor
Supervised Play Time
Animal Loving Staff

BATHING

Clean up before heading home!

HydroSurge® products
Array of scents for your dog
Professional staff

🐾 Frequently Asked Questions 🐾

What’s the best age to start training a puppy?

Most puppies are ready for basic training by 8 weeks old. This is the perfect time to begin socialization, potty training, and simple commands. Starting early helps prevent problem behaviors from developing and allows you to shape your dog’s behavior from the ground up. It also builds your bond with your puppy right from the start using gentle structure and positive reinforcement techniques.

Can you still train an older dog?

Yes! Older dogs can absolutely learn new behaviors with consistency and positive reinforcement. Many of our adult dog training clients come to us with habits that need to be adjusted or replaced. With the right mix of structure, patience, and motivation, we see incredible progress in dogs of all ages. It’s never too late to begin training if you use the right techniques and stick to a consistent schedule.

What’s included in a complete puppy training schedule?

A full puppy training schedule includes crate time, potty breaks, play sessions, obedience lessons, naps, and feeding at regular times. It helps create a predictable routine that supports behavioral consistency and reduces anxiety. Our programs also integrate socialization opportunities and positive reinforcement so your puppy learns manners in a safe, supportive way.

How long should a dog training session be?

For young puppies, training sessions should be short—typically 5 to 10 minutes, several times a day. This keeps their attention while reinforcing learning through repetition. Older dogs can handle longer sessions—usually 15 to 30 minutes—especially when you’re working on more advanced obedience training or behavior changes. We recommend ending every session on a positive note to maintain engagement and confidence.

What are basic obedience commands every dog should know?

Every dog should master foundational obedience cues like sit, stay, come, leave it, heel, down, and recall. These commands are not only helpful—they’re essential for safety, especially in public or high-distraction environments. Teaching these through positive reinforcement gives dogs clarity and builds trust. We also offer basic obedience training programs to help your dog consistently respond, even around distractions.

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