
2 structured day-training days per week
3 training sessions per day
Loose-leash walking practice
Place work and settling practice
Engagement games and focus-building drills
Basic obedience reps: sit, down, stay, recall, leash manners
Crate rest and decompression time
Calm exposure around dogs, people, movement, and distractions
Simple daily update so you know what your dog worked on
End-of-month owner handoff session
Clear next-step recommendation after the first 4 weeks
Step 1: Screening / Day Training Evaluation
Before joining Day Training, your dog needs to be approved for the program.
We want to make sure your dog is safe to handle, able to settle, and appropriate for the current group.
This program is not for severe aggression cases, dogs who cannot be safely handled, or dogs who need intensive behavior rehab. Those dogs may be better suited for private coaching or an immersion program.
Step 2: Two Weekly Training Days
For the founding launch, spots are limited and scheduling is fixed.
Your dog attends 2 days per week(M & W) for a minimum of 4 weeks.
Same days. Same structure. Same expectations.
Because consistency works.
Wild concept, apparently.
Step 3: Your Dog Comes to School
During the day, your dog rotates through:
✔️ Training sessions
✔️ Potty breaks
✔️ Leash work
✔️ Place work
✔️ Engagement drills
✔️ Crate rest
✔️ Manners practice
✔️ Calm exposure
✔️ Decompression
We are not training your dog for 8 hours straight. That would be dumb.
Dogs need reps, rest, and structure. That’s how learning sticks.
Step 4: You Get Simple Updates
You’ll get a simple update after each training day so you know what your dog worked on and what to reinforce at home.
Step 5: Owner Handoff Lesson
At the end of the first 4 weeks, we’ll schedule a handoff lesson to show you what your dog has been working on and how to keep the progress going at home.
Because if we train the dog and nobody trains the human, the dog usually gets blamed for the human being confused.
And we don’t do that here.
By the end of the first 4 weeks, most owners should see improvement in:
Leash manners
Focus around distractions
Settling and place work
Listening around everyday life
Calmness around people and dogs
Basic obedience reliability
Overall structure during the week
This is not magic. It’s just reps.
2 days/week
