Day Training
The Day Training Program
4 weeks | 2 Days Per Week | $1,400
Designed for dogs who need more than an occasional training day.
Your dog trains with me twice a week for four weeks, giving us enough consistency and repetition to actually build skills and create new patterns while you continue reinforcing those skills at home.
Pick up and Drop off are included
Video Updates + Take-Home Guidance
Why Two Days A Week?
One great training day can help, But lasting change comes from consistently practicing better patterns.
Two Day Trains per week gives me the opportunity to build on the previous session instead of starting over every time, while still giving you several days between sessions to practice at home. I do the heavy lifting and you learn how to maintain it.
Training is customized to your dog and may include:
Recall + off leash foundations, ecollar conditioning when appropriate, place + settling, reactivity work, neutrality around dogs and people, confidence building, public outings, impulse control, real world obedience, and appropriate outlets + fulfillment.
This Isn’t Daycare
Your dog isn’t coming here to run around for eight hours and go home exhausted. Their day is intentionally balanced between training, outings, movement, fulfillment, exposure, and down time. Some days might involve a busy public environment, other days might be hiking and recall work. The day is built around what your dog actually needs, not filling a schedule.
One-Off Day Trains
$185/ Day
Not every dog needs a full program. Individual Day Trains are available for dogs who ned an extra training day, continued exposure, maintenance work, or simply a productive day outside the house.
Graduate Perks
Training doesn't end when the program does. Dogs who complete a full Midnight K9 training program become Midnight K9 graduates and receive access to discounted services moving forward.
Graduate benefits include: Discounted Day Training for continued training + maintenance, discounted boarding for future stays, easier access to ongoing training with someone who already knows your dog.
The goal is to build a relationship beyond the initial program. Once I’ve trained your dog and know their routines, expectations, tools, and training history, continuing their training and caring for them becomes a lot more seamless.
Complete the program. Keep the perks.