In-Person Training for Focus Specific Issues

IN-PERSON DOG TRAINING

Hands-on coaching and guidance.

Need some help or guidance? We’re here to help!

Private training is suitable for:

Leash walking skills

Recall/Off leash foundation skills

General manners

Foundation/settle skills

New puppy or adoption

Disruptive behaviors (barking,chewing, digging)

See Pricing & Booking Below

When to book a behavior consultation:

Anxiety

Fear

Aggression

Resource guarding

We do not work with separation anxiety, contact Alpine Dogs

Behaviour Consultations

North Vancouver location

North Vancouver sessions are held in-person at our training space at 399 Mountain Highway or outdoors at Grand Blvd W & 9th St E.

Vancouver location

Vancouver sessions are outdoors at Hillcrest Community Centre, rain or shine.

2-Pack Training Session:

North Vancouver

Two x 1 hour in-person private training sessions for new clients. Held at our training space at 399 Mountain Hwy or outdoors at Grand Blvd Park in North Vancouver. Book 1st session now and schedule 2nd session with your trainer later.

$325.50 +GST

Book Here for North Vancouver

2-Pack Training Session:

Vancouver

Two x 1 hour in-person private training sessions for new clients. Held outdoors at Hillcrest Community Centre, rain or shine. Book 1st session now and schedule 2nd session with your trainer later.

$325.50 +GST

Book Here for Vancouver

Follow Up

For existing clients only. These single sessions are offered as an add-on after you’ve worked with us already and have taken a class, private or behaviour consultation.

$157.50 +GST

Book Here for North Vancouver

Book Here for Vancouver

Meet Your Trainer

Sandy Wei, DipCBST, CPDT-KA, FDM

Sandy is a graduate with honors with a Diploma of Canine Behavior Science & Technology at CASI and has obtained her CPDT certification. She is a certified Family Dog Mediator through L.E.G.S. Applied Ethology FDM course and completed her Aggression in Dogs master course. Sandy has been certified by DogBiz as a force and fear free dog walker since 2016. Her philosophy and advocacy in bridging our lives with our dogs in a trusting manner includes meeting where the dogs are and not where we want them to be. Additionally, by viewing our relationship with dogs from a place of “look what I can do for the dog” and not “look what I can make my dog do”.