Private & in-home dog training.

You do the handling, with Aaron in your corner.

Private and in-home lessons are for the owner who wants to hold the leash. Aaron gives you the blueprint for how he works your dog, showing you exactly what he would do if it were his dog living on your schedule. You start at your house, then progress to busier spots like parks and dog-friendly stores as your dog earns it. It fits puppies, foundation work, and any household that wants training built into daily life.

What happens in a private session?

Sessions run in your own home, on your street, wherever the trouble shows up. Aaron reads your dog, sets the plan, and coaches your timing and follow-through while you practice it live. He stays reachable for follow-up after.

• The foundation. Sit, down, place, recall, and loose-leash walking, built one clear step at a time.
• Puppy start. House manners, crate and potty routines, socialization, and biting handled before the habits set.
• Real practice at home. We train in your living room, yard, and neighborhood, not a rented facility, so the behavior transfers.
• You do the handling. Aaron coaches your timing and follow-through so you can keep building after the session ends.
• Follow-up support. Aaron stays reachable between sessions so you are never stuck working it out alone.

Is private training good for a puppy?

A puppy is often the best time to start. Aaron folds a puppy start into private training: house manners, crate and potty routines, early socialization, and focus before the hard habits set, then the foundation as your puppy matures. You learn the handling from day one.

Want Aaron to do the hands-on work and hand the dog back finished? Look at board and train. Private training is the opposite bet: you put in the reps with Aaron in your corner, and come out a more confident handler. Not sure which fits? Ask on the free phone consultation and Aaron will tell you straight.