Typical range$150 to $350per lesson packageGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, dog and market.
What a good puppy program contains
- A written daily schedule for meals, potty breaks, naps and play that suits a home with air conditioning and short outdoor windows.
- Name response, sit, down and a happy recall taught in sessions of a few minutes.
- Gentle handling of paws, ears and mouth so grooming and vet visits stay easy.
- A plan for biting, chewing and jumping that offers the puppy something better to do.
- Homework you can finish in short blocks, with notes on what to repeat before the next lesson.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
How many lessons does a puppy program include?
Packages often cover three to six lessons, spaced a week or so apart. Ask what is covered in each visit and whether the price includes messages between lessons.
Is a program better than one-off lessons?
A program gives a clear sequence, which helps new owners. A single lesson suits someone who has one question, such as how to start a crate routine.
Can my puppy start before all vaccines are done?
That is a question for your veterinarian. Many trainers plan early lessons at home or in clean, low-traffic spots until your vet clears outings.
What should I bring to the first lesson?
Small soft treats, a leash, a flat collar or harness, and your puppy's feeding schedule. Write down the three things that frustrate you most.