Choose Your Path

You’re absolutely a part of it! And a significant part, at that. This is not a drop-off program. We train both you and your dog so the results carry over into daily life, real routines, and the moments that actually matter.

Yes — it's our most common entry point. We address over-arousal, threshold reactivity, and pulling using structured exposure and helper dog setups that simulate real-world triggers.

We offer one makeup credit per program cycle. Sessions can be rescheduled within the same program window if space allows. A 12-hour cancellation notice is required.

Complete every session, submit all homework on time, and follow the daily protocol. If you do the work, you earn 100% of your money back—regardless of your dog’s rate of progress. We’re so confident in the process, we’re willing to pay you to prove it. The reps matter.

Absolutely. The Calm Companion is our foundational program — no prior training required.

Yes. Off-leash recall and reliability is a core component. We use real-world environments — parks, trails, populated areas — to ensure the behavior generalizes beyond controlled settings.

A minimum of 6 private sessions, with most clients completing 8–10 depending on progress. Sessions are 60–90 minutes and are never rushed.

We advise during the assessment. Most clients use a slip lead or properly fitted prong collar. We never use shock/e-collar methods. Recommendations are dog-specific.

Yes. Sessions are held in your neighborhood, local parks, and progress to high-distraction public environments. Travel within our service area is included.

Yes. These are the cases our trainer is most passionate about. At Good Doggos, we do not believe in “bad dogs.” Every bite-history case begins with a mandatory intake evaluation so we can assess severity, context, and history, then build the safest and clearest plan forward from day one.

Sessions required, severity, equipment needs, and travel. After the free intake evaluation, you receive a clear itemized proposal — no surprise fees.

Depending on the case: muzzle conditioning prior to session 1, a specific handling protocol, and potentially a liability waiver. All requirements are communicated during intake.

Behavioral modification for severe aggression is a management and threshold improvement journey, not a cure. Most Red Zone clients achieve safe, manageable lives — some achieve remarkable turnarounds.