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What is One-On-One Training?

A behaviour consultation is a private lesson between a professional dog trainer, the dog, and their owner. These sessions are tailored to the specific needs of the dog and focus on personalized training goals, such as obedience behaviours.

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What Happens in a One-On-One Training Session?

  • Initial Assessment & Goal Setting

    • The trainer evaluates your dog’s behaviour, temperament, and current skill level.

    • They discuss your training goals in terms of obedience and skills (e.g. sit, recall, stay, loose-leash walking, etc.)

    • A customized training plan is created based on your goals and needs.

  • Hands-On Training

    • ​The trainer demonstrates exercises and teaches you how to practice with your dog.

    • Dogs learn through positive reinforcement (treats, praise, or play).

    • Sessions may take place at home, in a park, or in a controlled training facility.

  • Real-World Applications

    • ​Training is applied in real-life situations, such as walking through distractions or practicing commands in public.

    • Trainers work on improving communication between you and your dog.

  • Homework & Progress Tracking

    • ​The trainer provides exercises to practice between sessions.

    • Follow-up sessions build on previous lessons and adjust techniques as needed.

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Benefits of One-On-One Training

  • Personalized Attention – Training is customized to fit your specific goals and needs.

  • Faster Progress – Dogs often learn more quickly in a private setting without distractions.

  • Flexible Location & Scheduling – Sessions can be held at home or in an environment relevant to your dog’s training.

  • Strengthens the Bond – One-on-one training improves communication between you and your dog.

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Who Should Consider One-On-One Training?

  • Owners who want personalized guidance on training techniques.

  • Dogs who need help with specific skills like obedience, recall, leash manners, or off-leash training.

  • Puppies who need early obedience and socialization in a controlled environment.

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