What Does Triple "L" Dog Training  Do?

• Initial Consultation combined with Training Session:

• A meet and greet home visit with dog and family
  

• Laura gets to know the dog and observe him/her in the home environment
  

• Discuss family concerns, problem areas, and family wishes

• Recommendations will then be given and a training schedule established
  

• Initial training and/or behavior modification begins

• 1 1/2 hour session
  

• Training Sessions:

• Held at owner's home (a park or other facility may be used)
  

•  As many family members as possible attend the session for the best results & consistent training

• 1 hour sessions - Adjustments may be made for each dog's attention span and ability, and family concerns and needs.

• Multiple sessions may be needed based on family goals and Laura's recommendations. 
  

• Most sessions are needed once every two - three weeks.
  

• Click HERE for pricing details

* * Manners & Obedience - Group Classes * *

• Beginning Manners: 
• For dogs over 6 months of age

• Teaches basic obedience commands as well as overall good behavior with humans

• Topics covered: Sit, Stay, Down, Off, On The Rug, Stay, Wait, Leave It and many, many more

• Classes held at Rover's Resort

• Puppy Class:
• For puppies ages 7 weeks - 5 months

• Class covers proper socialization needed at this age

• Topics covered:  Sit, Down, Puppy Biting, Potty Training, Loose Leash walking and more!

• Classes held at Rover's Resort

• Advanced Obedience:
• For families interested in going further with their dog
  

• Dogs over 1 year of age (or has completed Beginning Manners class)

• Topics Covered: Off leash commands, off leash walking, long down, long stay and much more!
  

• This is a service offered for someone who just needs a little direction but has a good grip on most things.

• Billing will be mailed to you.
  

• Not a suitable choice for all cases - final decision will be made by Laura.
  

• A  service to provide families with the best canine match for their lifestyle when looking to adopt from a rescue or shelter.

• Initial Consultation: 
  

• A  phone conversation to determine family lifestyle, family member personalities, family activity level and their idea of the right dog.

• Shelter/Rescue meeting:
  

• Laura will meet the family at the appointed shelter or rescue and meet potential dogs. 

• Choosing the Dog:  Laura will help choose the correct dog after assessing it's personality, energy level & exercise requirements, background/abuse history. 
  

• She will explain what the dog will require to become a happy and loving companion. (eg: time, patients, training)

• For pricing info, click $
  

• Walking your dog is a must and Laura understands how busy life can become sometimes... 
  

• Initial Consultation: 
  

• Approximately 15 minute session to meet family and dog
  

• A walking schedule or session will be established with times
  

• Any number of walks may be set up:  from 1 - 101        (pre-purchased walk sessions are given a discount - click HERE for details)
  

• It is a great way to get your dog the exercise he/she needs.

• Reasons you may need a dog walker:

• Working long hours or multiple jobs

• After injury or surgery

• Having a party or entertaining people (need a walker before or during the party) 
  

• Just can't seem to find the time to get Fido out there for that walk!

• Pregnant, new baby, or young children & not enough arms!

• Feel safe knowing your pooch or kitty is being cared for by a professional in your own home!

• Initial consultation: 
  

• Get to know you, your dog (or cat) and daily routine.  We will fill out paperwork and discuss details of when you will need the sitting service. 
  

• Laura will then come to your home (a "visit") to walk, feed, let out and play with your best friend.
  

• Any length of time you are away - even for a long day trip - a dog sitter is a good choice just to have stop in!

• Click HERE for prices!
  

• Reasons you may need a dog or cat sitter:

• Emergency situation - gone to doctor, hospital or wherever all day long.

• Having a baby soon?  What to do with the animals?  How about a Pet sitter!

• Work - whether it be two jobs, a double shift or just got stuck at work all day.

• Family vacation - feel better about leaving your pal at home for a few days while you relax.

• Note: Cats are also cared for!

Participation of each family member in training sessions is
encouraged for optimum success!