Private In-Home Dog Training

Fido's Finest Dog Training - Private In-Home Dog Training

Fido’s Finest Dog Training provides customized obedience training programs as well as counseling for specific behavioral problems. Programs can be tailor-made with methods and pace-adapted to your lifestyle and your dog’s personality. The one-on-one dog training lessons are the perfect solution for busy families.

In addition, some objectives are more effectively and appropriately addressed in private lessons than in-group classes. (Examples include: setting your puppy up for in-home success prior to attending puppy class, resolving fear, aggression and separation anxiety problems).

First Impression Training Session: $110.00

First impressions are everything, so allow Fido’s Finest Dog Training certified trainers to come out and get to know you and your pet with this 60 minute introductory training session. Here we can give you great pointers and tips to get you on your way to a well behaved dog.

Fido’s Finest Private Training Packages:

Package of 3 sessions = $450 ( $150 per session)

Package of 5 sessions = $650 ( $130 per session)

* Each session is 60 minutes. Single session is $155

Owner-Absent Day Training:

Have your dog trained in your own home; while at work or on the go. A tired and smarter dog will be waiting with his report card when you get home.

Therapy and Service Dog Assistance Training

Interested in sharing your dog’s great temperament and sweet personality with others? We can help you hone the skills your pup needs to become a certified therapy dog.
If you suffer from an ADA recognized impairment that limits one or more of your major life activities and you are interested in training your own service dog to perform specific tasks, we can help! Our expert trainers can help you proof and generalize behaviors so that your dog is able to perform reliably when working in distracting environments, such as stores or restaurants.

AKC Canine Good Citizen Testing

The Canine Good Citizen (CGC) program, established in 1989, is an American Kennel Club program to promote responsible dog ownership and to encourage the training of well-mannered dogs. A dog and handler team must take a short behavioral evaluation of less than half an hour; dogs who pass the evaluation earn the Canine Good Citizen certificate, which many people represent after the dog’s name, abbreviating it as CGC; for example, “Fido, CGC”.