Day Training
Daytime training program for dogs who need guidance, consistency and progress – without overnight boarding.
Consistent help while life keeps moving.
Day training is a daytime training option for dogs who live full lives and need more support than weekly lessons alone can provide.
Dogs work with our trainers during the day and enjoy being home with the family in the evening. The focus is on steady progress, clarity and carryover.
Most families who choose day training aren’t starting from scratch.
They’ve already tried lessons. They’ve watched videos. They’ve practiced at home.
Some things are working – others aren’t sticking. Progress feels uneven, and it’s hard to know whether the issue is timing, consistency or something else entirely.
Day training exists for that middle ground.
It’s designed to add professional guidance and repetition into an already busy life, so learning doesn’t depend on perfect schedules or ideal days.
Learning happens throughout the day in thoughtful sessions balanced with time in between for dogs to socialize, rest and process what they’ve learned.
Two Ways to Use Day Training
dogs need different levels of support at different points.Day training can be shaped to match that.
Packages provide targeted support without full immersion.
Dogs attend on scheduled days and pair that work with private lessons so families drive progress while still getting professional guidance.
Packages range from 1-3 days per week for 2-5 weeks plus private lessons.
For dogs who need more consistent, hands-on help.
Dogs attend Mon – Fri working closely with our trainers on skills, behavior patterns and everyday manners.
Immersive Day Training is a good fit when:
Details, timing and pricing are discussed during a consultation so the plan reflects what your dog actually needs.
Is Day Training the Right Fit?
It is often a good fit for families who want meaningful progress and expert support while still staying involved day to day.
It may not be the right fit if you’re looking for open play or casual drop-off option. Day Training is purposeful by design – the intention is what makes the difference.
What Dogs Work On
Every dog is different but day training commonly focuses on:
- Obedience and everyday manners
- Leash skills
- Recall and engagement
- Settling and calm behavior
- Impulse control and focus
What happens after day training?
Some families continue with private lessons, training club, structured daycare or more advanced training. Others simply enjoy the progress day training provides.
We’ll talk through the next steps together – or confirm that you’re exactly where you need to be.