Petal Animal Clinic
Training Service Steps
How Does It Work?
1. Schedule 60 min. Initial Consultation
We will discuss your goals and concerns, then give you a personalized training plan.
2. Start the Training Plan
We will begin the training package either by coaching in your home or day training.
*Options will be discussed in the initial consultation.
3. Enjoy Life with a Well-Mannered Dog
Enjoy the learning process with your dog that will be a pleasure to live with!
Behavioral Concerns Such as Fear, Anxiety and Reactivity
At times our dogs need a little extra help to cope from experiences that impact them emotionally. We can help with your concerns and goals to help improve your dog's daily life by developing a personalized training package.
Pricing
initial consultation $150
in-home coaching packages starting at $525
day training packages starting at $600
family paws consultation available
*virtual sessions available to clients outside our 20-mile radius.
Pricing
Initial Consultation $150
During the consultation, we will:
Get a detailed history
Discuss your goals for your dog
Provide management solutions for immediate relief
Provide a training with a personalized package plan for your dog
In-Home Coaching Packages $525
Available within a 20 miles radius of Animal Medical Center
Six sessions with the client present and focused for the training session
Pricing ranges between $525-925 based on the type of training needed (manners or behavioral concerns)
Virtual Sessions
If outside of our 20 miles radius training area, we do offer virtual sessions or sessions in the clinic at Animal Medical Center
Pricing is the same as listed
Day Training Packages
Bring your dog to Animal Medical Center to stay the day (or timeframe discussed in consultation)
Total of 8 sessions in two weeks of day training. 4 sessions each week (1 session each week is a transfer session to update the client on how to continue working on the training at home)
Price ranges between $600-1700 based on the type of training needed (manners or behavioral concerns)