• In-Home, One-on-One Training Sessions 4,
• 30 Minute Sessions of basic obedience
• In-Home, One-on-One Training Sessions
• 5 Sessions of e-collar training (after 16 weeks)
• Group Classes 6 Months
• Approximately 8 months of access to a dog trainer
• Basic Treat Obedience Including: Come, sit, loose-leash walking, and down
• Puppy Corrections (Stop biting, digging, jumping, etc.)
• Crate Training
• Socialization Tips
• Environmental Hazards
• Puppy Enrichment
• Caring for Your Puppy

Included with Package: E-Collar, Puppy Training Tools Bag, DTE Puppy Essentials Handbook and DTE Puppy Webinar access

• In-Home, One-on-One Training Sessions4, 30 Minute Sessions of basic obedience
• In-Home, One-on-One Training Sessions5 Sessions of e-collar training (after 16 weeks)
• In-Home, One-on-One Training Sessions3 Sessions of community access or advanced obedience skills
• Group Classes Lifetime support
• Lifetime support once formal training is complete
• Basic Treat Obedience Including: Come, sit, loose-leash walking, and down
• Puppy Corrections (Stop biting, digging, jumping, etc.)
• Crate Training
• Socialization Tips
• Environmental Hazards
• Puppy Enrichment
• Caring for Your Puppy

• One-on-one & personalized 5 Sessions
• Group Park Training Sessions 6 Months
• Come
• Heel(walk with you without pulling)
• Sit(next to you & off leash at a distance)
• Off(furniture if desired)
• Quiet(stop excessive barking & whining)
• Place(go to bed)
• Down(next to you & off leash at a distance)
• Housebreaking / Potty Training
• Calm Anxiety & Build Confidence
• Get into Car or Kennel
• STOP Running Away
• STOP Jumping on People
• STOP Puppy Biting
• STOP Chasing Animals
• STOP Chewing
• STOP Digging
• Go home(go into kennel or dog house)
• Wait
• STOP Begging & Stealing Food
• STOP bolting through doors

• One-on-one & personalized 8 Sessions
• Group Park Training Sessions Unlimited
• Community Training Sessions
• One-on-one with you & trainer 2 Sessions
• Come
• Place(go to bed)
• Heel(walk with you without pulling)
• Sit(next to you & off leash at a distance)
• Off(furniture if desired)
• Quiet(stop excessive barking & whining)
• Down(next to you & off leash at a distance)
• Housebreaking / Potty Training
• Get into Car or Kennel
• STOP Running Away
• STOP Jumping on People
• STOP Puppy Biting
• STOP Chasing Animals
• STOP Chewing
• STOP Digging
• Go home(go into kennel or dog house)
• Wait
• STOP Begging & Stealing Food
• STOP bolting through doors
• Choose to Address Advanced Concerns:- Calm Anxiety
• - Control Aggression(dog & human)
• Or Choose One Tailored Skill Below: *Specialized training options based upon your dog's abilities.- Therapy dog training See Details- Emotional Support Dog Training
• - Ride on a Golf Cart, Skateboard, or Wagon
• - Stay with You on Jog, Hike, or Bike Ride
• - Other Custom Command Approved by Trainer

A Psychiatric/PTSD service dog will be able to go anywhere with their handler and assist them in times of high stress and provide a sense of security. A service dog will provide emotional support, reintegration into society, reduce depression, help cope with anxiety, reduce the frequency and severity of flashbacks, anchor handler to the present, and reduce suicidal ideation. Psychiatric service dog tasks are customizable, but examples include:

• Grounding
• Deep Pressure Therapy
• Panic Response
• Create a Physical Buffer
• Interrupt Repetitive Behaviors
• Watch rear blindspot
• Additional tasks as needed, must be approved by trainer

A mobility support dog can increase an individual's independence and quality of life by assisting with tasks that are difficult or impossible to complete on their own. A brace and mobility support dog can be taken anywhere and are trained to their handlers specific mobility and ambulatory needs. Mobility service dog tasks are customizable, but examples include:

• Forward Momentum Pull
• Counterbalance
• Open Doors
• Turn Lights On/Off

Living a balanced life with a medical condition isn't always easy. With the support of a medical alert dog, that balance becomes a possibility. Alert dogs for diabetics provide the stability, safety and support that allows for increased activity and peace of mind. Medical alert service dogs will learn basic obedience and advanced tasks that are customizable, such as:

• Alert to Highs & Lows
• Scent Imprinting
• Additional Tasks as Needed (*must be approved by trainer)
• Mobility Assistance
• Medical Response

A fully obedience-trained service puppy (6 months and older) has been carefully selected, trained and has undergone extensive socialization by K9 Animal Training. Additional training will be required once the puppy is placed. This is ideal for individuals who want to be a part of a service dog's puppy and development years and training process.

Client will be required to purchase additional training to complete the specialized service dog training program.