CBK9 Training offers personalized training programs tailored to each dog and owner’s goals, including obedience, behavior modification, puppy development, private coaching, and service dog training.
Private training sessions are approximately 60 minutes in length. The number of sessions recommended varies depending on your dog’s individual needs and training goals.
Training may take place in your home, public environments, or other appropriate locations depending on your goals and the skills being taught.
Every dog progresses at a different pace. The length of training depends on factors such as age, temperament, previous training, consistency, and individual goals.
Payment plans may be available for select training programs. Please contact CBK9 to discuss available options.
Training is individualized and based on clear communication, ethical practices, and proven learning principles. Every dog is different, and training plans are customized to meet each dog’s needs while strengthening the relationship between dog and handler.
Yes. Behavioral cases are evaluated individually to determine the most appropriate training plan based on each dog’s history, temperament, and specific needs.
No. Training programs are individualized, and no client is required to use a specific training tool. Recommendations are based on each dog’s unique needs, your goals, and what is most appropriate for your team.
No ethical trainer can guarantee specific outcomes. Success depends on many factors, including the dog’s temperament, health, genetics, and the owner’s commitment to the training process.
Contact CBK9 Training to schedule a consultation. We’ll discuss your goals, evaluate your dog’s needs, and recommend the training program best suited for you.
No. A service dog must possess the health, temperament, confidence, and trainability necessary to perform disability-related work while remaining reliable in public. Not every dog is suited for service work.
Not at this time. We currently specialize in training client-owned dogs while offering optional Service Dog Prospect Selection for clients seeking assistance identifying an appropriate candidate.
This optional service provides professional guidance in identifying a dog with the health, temperament, and potential necessary for service work. The cost of the dog is separate from the training program and any applicable selection fee.
No. Ethical service dog training requires ongoing evaluation throughout the training process. While every effort is made to help each team succeed, not every dog is suitable for service work.
Training timelines vary depending on the dog’s age, previous training, learning pace, and the complexity of the required task work.
