Obedience training is typically the first step for most dogs. This program focuses on teaching dogs basic commands like 'sit', 'stay', 'come', and 'heel'. It's essential for establishing effective communication between the dog and its handler and forms the basis of any further specialized training. Upon completion, dogs will reliably follow basic commands and demonstrate good manners at home and in public.

Behavioral training addresses problematic behaviors such as aggression, excessive barking, chewing, or jumping. These behaviors could be rooted in the dog's instincts or responses to its environment. Behavioral training aims to replace these undesirable behaviors with more appropriate ones. After successful training, dogs will be more calm, controlled, and less likely to exhibit destructive or aggressive behavior.

Therapy dogs provide comfort and emotional support to individuals in hospitals, schools, retirement homes, and other high-stress environments. Therapy training involves socialization skills, obedience training, and specific role-playing scenarios to prepare dogs for their therapeutic role. After this program, dogs will exhibit excellent manners, show comfort in diverse environments, and offer therapeutic presence to those in need.

Agility training prepares dogs for agility competitions where they navigate through obstacle courses in a race for speed and accuracy. This training emphasizes the dog’s physical skills, but also fosters a deep bond between the dog and its handler, as their communication is key for success. Upon completion of agility training, dogs will show improved physical capabilities and a higher level of obedience, even under high pressure and distractions.

Service dogs are trained to perform specific tasks to assist individuals with disabilities. The training depends on the specific needs of the individual, such as guiding the blind, alerting the deaf, or assisting with mobility. Service training develops a deep level of responsiveness and understanding in dogs. Post- training, dogs will be able to perform their specific service tasks reliably and exhibit an extremely high level of discipline.

Protection training prepares dogs to defend their handlers or property. It includes obedience and control training, as well as training dogs to react appropriately to perceived threats. The result is not a dangerous animal, but a well-disciplined dog that can provide security. After completing protection training, dogs will demonstrate high obedience and control levels, effectively assess and respond to threats, and offer dependable protection.

Primarily used for hunting dogs, retrieval training teaches dogs to fetch and return game without damaging it. This training can also be used for dogs that participate in retrieval competitions or for everyday fun. The training enhances a dog's natural retrieval instincts and refines it. After completion, dogs will reliably retrieve items, handle them gently, and return them to their handler.