Bond Companion Services

Training Services

Depending on your needs for your pup, training spans 4–8 weeks with 1.5 hour sessions and around-the-clock access to me. From puppy training to addressing aggressive or disobedient behavior, BCT tailors each session to fit your lifestyle. Whether you’re learning the basics, adjusting to life with your pup at home, navigating public spaces together, or mending your bond—this training is designed with inclusivity in mind. 

5 SESSIONS

$1,250 +tax

5 sessions, or 4 weeks, is typically the perfect amount of time to build a strong foundation and explore your bond.

After our phone consultation, I’ll understand your needs, your pup, and your goals. From there, I’ll create a personalized training plan designed specifically for you, your companion, and your lifestyle.

If you put in the work and communicate with me, you will be able to use your tools and resources provided, not ever needing me or another trainer again.

6 SESSIONS

$1,500 +tax

Adding an additional session gives you the opportunity to have me there with you in a specific setting for a second time, so you can feel more confident and prepared before flying out of the coop.

For example, you may want to take your pup to the park or beach. If, during Session 5, you don’t feel quite ready to visit the park or beach by yourself, the additional session allows us to go together again and work through anything that may still feel challenging.

6 sessions is the option most of my clients prefer, providing that extra time and support to help you feel confident moving forward for the rest of your life together.

9 SESSIONS

$2,250 +tax

This package is if you deal with past trauma related to pups, or you want to build your confidence by better understanding yourself and how you connect with your pup.

Also, if you are looking for puppy training, I’ve found that puppy training normally uses 9 sessions. While we may think puppies are easy to train because we’re starting early, that isn’t always the case! Puppies are learning about the world, developing new behaviors, and testing boundaries all at once.

By the end of 8 weeks, the goal is for you to embody confidence and be comfortable living life with your pup without feeling overwhelmed, discouraged, or unsure of what to do next. You are your pup’s pack leader, its protector, and its best friend.

A smiling young woman wearing a bright yellow t-shirt and black shorts, holding a leash attached to a black and white dog, standing outdoors against a plain background.