Private Training
Don't wait until your dog's bad habit becomes a liability; contact Dogwarts today!
We work with behaviors such as fear and reactivity, as well as any obedience or manners that need brushing up!
How Private Training Works:
Step 1 - Headmaster Robin Diebold will meet with you for a consultation to discuss grievances and goals, as well as take time to evaluate your dog(s).
Step 2 - The Headmaster will then assign you a professor and a training program will be created just for you and your dog(s). You may request a specific professor.
Step 3 - After forms and payment are completed, training begins!
Take a look at some testimonials below and SIGN UP HERE to schedule your consultation today!
TESTIMONIALS
"If you and your dog need a little bit (or a lot) of training to make life easier for everyone, you should absolutely call Dogwarts! Headmaster Robin is a doggie genius! Our big dog Annie made dog walks unpleasant and unenjoyable because of her aggressive behavior towards the dogs she encountered. She weighs 75 pounds and was difficult to control, to the point that we had just about given up on walking her and our other smaller dog. Lucky for all of us, our vet recommended Robin and Dogwarts. Because of her expertise, my husband and I now can enjoy walking both of our dogs. Robin recommended the right collar and leash to use, and she trained both Annie AND me (I was surprised to find out we both needed training). Robin gave us a lot of personal attention and offered many insights into Annie's behavior, and how to modify my own behavior to change Annie's. I can 100% recommend Dogwarts and Robin if you need help with your dog! 5/5 stars!"
Annie B.'s Mom
"We were referred to Robin by South Paw Acres. We had never used a trainer before. We have a sweet spirited Brittany, but she could be very frustrating. Robin taught us how to read our Ivy's temperament and enjoy her more by working with it. We highly recommend her; she can tailor training to your pet."
Ivy M.'s Parents
“After 6 weeks of individualized training with Robin, Merlot went from a fearful rescue dog to one that was learning the skills to truly interact with the world. He became very interested in learning and has made vast strides with his particular fears, such as strangers entering the home and knocking noises. Walking on the leash was one of his more difficult lessons but we got there!
A year after training, continuing to use Robin’s list of experiences and exposures, Merlot is a vibrant and happy pup. He goes on hikes, meets new people, and the time it takes for him to adjust to new dogs and people has decreased dramatically. We practice still almost every day and we couldn’t be more thankful.”
Merlot's Mom