New Dog, Now What?
Whether you’ve adopted a rescue pup or your living situation changed and your pup has a new furry roommate, we will set you up for a peaceful household with your new family member.
Do you enjoy moving to new places? For some people, the thought of starting over somewhere new is enough to stress them out, while others may be excited. Either way, moving to a new house or new city always requires an adjustment period. You may need to change how you do certain things, go to new places, and make new friends. All of this can be stressful to some degree, and everyone handles it differently.
Now imagine being a dog, and being unable to understand why you’re moving. Whether a dog comes from a shelter, from a different home, or needs to learn to live with another animal, they need an adjustment period and time to decompress. Not sure how to help your new dog decompress? That’s why we’re here!
During an adjustment period, your dog may…
- Pace excessively
- Be possessive over food or toys
- Bark at noises
- Growl at animals in the home
- Pull on leash
- Chase the cat
We can help them…
- Relax in their new home
- Learn to share
- Get acclimated to normal sounds
- Learn to enjoy the other animals
- Walk politely on leash
- Learn to cohabitate with your cat
TWO WAYS TO TRAIN:
Virtual Training
Training evaluation is required. Number of sessions depends on how much training is needed. We’ll create a customized training plan for your dog and your goals, then support you step-by-step via easy virtual training sessions, as you acquire your new set of dog training skills.
- -Virtual hour-long sessions
- -Recording of the session
- -Homework sheets
- -Personalized Q&A
Day Training
Training evaluation is required. We’ll design and implement your customized training plan, come to your home for each hands-on training session, and take your pup on field trips if necessary. Then we’ll transfer your dog’s new professionally trained skills to you.
- -Trainer travels to you
- -Field trips to other places
- -Homework sheets
- -Personalized Q&A
Evaluation: $250. Sessions: $170. Number of sessions determined based on amount of training needed. Once a training plan is customized for you and your pup, payment is due in full.
A common behavior with newly adopted dogs is jumping. Check out our jumping tips below.
Training with Lindsay 
