EVALUATIONS

Before beginning any training or behavior program, we require a behavioral evaluation to ensure we fully understand your dog’s needs, temperament, and environment. This allows us to create a safe, customized plan that’s both effective and realistic. Evaluations can be scheduled virtually, in-person at our location, or at your home—whichever best suits your situation and your dog’s comfort.

VIRTUAL EVALUATIONS

$30/1 -1.5 HOURS, plus $20 per additional dog

Get expert insight from the comfort of your home with our Virtual Dog Evaluations. Whether you're dealing with behavior concerns, training questions, or just looking for guidance on where to start, this one-on-one session allows us to assess your dog’s needs in real time. Through video chat, we'll observe your dog’s behavior, discuss your goals, and recommend a personalized training plan. It's a convenient, low-stress way to begin your training journey with professional support—no matter where you are.

On-Site Evaluations

$40/1 -1.5 HOURS, plus $30 per additional dog

Our on-site behavioral evaluations are designed to help us better understand your dog’s temperament, challenges, and overall needs. During this 1 to 1.5-hour session, we’ll observe your dog’s behavior, discuss any concerns, and outline a personalized training approach that fits your goals. Evaluations are conducted at our location in a safe, controlled environment.

In-Home Evaluations

$80/1 -1.5 HOURS, plus $40 per additional dog

Our in-home behavioral evaluations are ideal for dogs dealing with severe anxiety, fear-based behaviors, reactivity, or aggression. By observing your dog in their home environment, we can better understand the context of their behavior, identify triggers, and create a customized behavior modification plan tailored to your household and lifestyle. This session lasts between 1 to 2 hours and is especially beneficial for cases that have not responded to standard training methods. The cost is $80 for the first dog, plus $40 for each additional dog. For safety reasons, any history of aggression or bites must be disclosed prior to the appointment.