Yes. We offer private in-home dog training for clients from 59th–110th Street on the West Side and 59th–96th Street on the East Side.
We train directly in your apartment, building common areas, or neighborhood parks.
We use science-backed, force-free methods grounded in positive reinforcement and behavior science. No prongs, shock, or aversive tools—ever.
Group classes for Upper West Side clients are held indoors at our W93rd Street facility.
Upper East Side group classes are held outdoors in Central Park and the East River Esplanade.
Training walks are enrichment-focused outings that include leash manners, handler focus, and structured behavior games. Great for leash pullers, over-aroused dogs, and shy rescues.
Yes. Our Reactive Resilience Therapy™ program is designed for leash-reactive dogs who bark, lunge, or freeze at triggers like dogs, people, or stimuli in urban settings.
Yes. Pickup is available for day school clients on both the UWS and UES. We work with doormen or designated handoff procedures to ensure smooth transitions.
Both. We offer indoor training on the Upper West Side and outdoor training throughout the Upper East Side. Session type depends on your dog’s goals and behavior needs.
Absolutely. We specialize in helping dogs adjust to city life. Our programs include decompression, crate training, leash reactivity support, and socialization plans.
We work with puppies as young as 8 weeks, adolescent dogs, and adult dogs of any age—including rescues and reactive dogs.
Start by booking a 1:1 consultation. We’ll evaluate your dog’s behavior, environment, and training goals, then build a personalized plan to meet them.
