Four ways to train, and what each one costs.

Prices are confirmed by the trainer and shown here in full. Dates, venues and deposit terms appear on each program before you pay anything.

Group Obedience

A twelve-week course that builds reliable obedience around real distractions, then proof-tests it.

$950per dog, whole course

Duration: 12 weeks, one class per week
Format: Group class, capped at eight dogs.
Best for: Owners who want the most out of their dog and are ready to practice between classes. Most people who take this course go on to find the Canine Good Citizen test straightforward.

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Private Training

Individual work at your home, built around your dog's behavior and your household's routine.

$120per hour

Duration: 60 minutes per visit
Format: One-to-one, at your home.
Best for: Owners with a specific problem, a dog who needs individual attention, or a household that needs to be on the same page before joining a class.

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Puppy Help

A single two-hour session for the first weeks home. This is behavior guidance, not formal obedience.

$100for a two-hour session

Duration: One session, two hours
Best for: Owners who have just brought a puppy home and want to start the way they mean to continue.

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Graduate Services

Boarding and daycare for dogs who have completed the course. Requested rather than booked online, because the trainer verifies graduate status first.

$45per day

Duration: Per day, subject to availability.
Format: Request-based. There is no online booking for graduate services.
Best for: Owners who have completed a course and need care their dog already knows how to handle.

Request a stay What a stay includes

The repeat guarantee: Finish the twelve weeks. If the change you came for has not happened, take the whole course again free.

Not sure which one fits? Ask.

Tell us what you want to change and the trainer will point you at the right program, or say plainly if a group class is not the place to start. A request costs nothing and holds no place, and you will get the full cost before anything is due.

What training costs in Fresno

The short version, before the detail on each program.

How much does dog training cost?

Group obedience is $950 per dog for the full twelve-week course, which works out at about $79 per weekly class. Private training is $120 an hour. A two-hour puppy session is $100. A group place carries a $55 deposit that comes off the total.

Where is the training?

Group classes meet in Fresno at 3705 N Teilman Ave, and the schedule for a course is published before you pay for it. Private training happens where the problem does, at your home. Visits outside the immediate city area carry a travel charge of $0.85 per mile.

What if my dog is reactive?

A dog with a bite history, or one that guards, is not put in a group class. Tell us what happens and the trainer will review it and say plainly whether private work is the right start. A review is not a diagnosis and promises no outcome.

Answer a few short questions instead.

Three questions and a straight answer, with the price and the reason for the recommendation. It is optional, it takes about a minute, and you can skip straight to the prices if you would rather.

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