Behavior Camp
Fixing dog behaviors is our core business. Partners Dog Training has been addressing behavioral problems since 1997 and is referred to by more industry professionals throughout Arizona than any other trainer. Our experience is unparalleled in the industry. Rest assured, if we can’t fix it, no one can.
Behavior Camp addresses serious dog behavioral issues like insecurity, potty training, destructive chewing, growling, dog manners, and socialization issues.
What’s included?
Night Minimum Stay at our state-of-the-art training facility
Training Sessions Per Day With A Senior Trainer
DemonStration Lessons To See your dog's progress
Transitional Private Lessons to teach YOU how to train
Pet Parenting Group Classes
Opportunities To Improve
Top of the Line
Behavior Camp fast tracks any training you desire. Everything from Advanced Obedience, to correcting bad behavior, to potty training. The Dog Behavior Camp Package includes multiple training sessions every day, socialization work, and programs customized to your dog’s needs to reach the goals you’ve set. Behavior Camp happens in three stages; Assessment, Training your dog, then Transitioning back to you.
Extensive Follow-Up
The Behavior Camp package includes follow-up Pet Parenting Classes and Private Lessons to ensure the success of you and your dog’s training. These sessions are a wealth of knowledge and a great opportunity to practice the training with your dog. They play a crucial factor on the future success of you and your dog’s training.
All shapes and sizes. All problems.
Every dog is different. At Partners we factor in personality, breed, age, and many other variables to come up with the best training plan to reach success. The key is cooperation and transparency with us, as well as listening to our guidance moving forward. How successful the plan is is related to the level of co-operation between you and us.
Industry-Defining Strategies
Behavior Camp’s strategy is built on the foundation of repetition and consistency. While staying with us, we will build a solid foundation with your dog, using positive motivation to correct the problems that have developed. However, once your pup goes home with you, it is critical that you maintain that foundation while listening to your trainer’s guidance every step of the way.
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How Behavior Camp works
A Step by Step Look into how we improve dog’s behavior
Step 1: Assessment + Check-In
- Before bringing your dog into Behavior Camp, we need to do an introductory lesson and assessment.
- This gives you an opportunity to meet us and see how we train.
- This also gives us an opportunity to meet you and your pup in order to see if we are the best fit for you.
- During this assessment we will determine a course of action (Training Plan). We should note that in some cases we may only be able to determine an approximate plan. This plan may have to be adjusted as time progresses.
- During this stage, we obtain all vaccination records as well as further details into your dog’s background.
- Finally, we will discuss your goals. Being realistic and consistent will result in a better solution and a happy client-trainer relationship.
Step 2: Training + Demos
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Next, your dog will start their training.
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In Behavior Camp, your pup will generally have three daily training sessions of twenty to thirty minutes.
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In between training sessions, your dog will rotate between exercise areas,
crated under supervision on the Training Floor, or resting in their sleeping area. Crating allows us to use “modeling” to introduce acceptable behavior. (Modeling is watching other dogs in training around them, and learning what is good and inappropriate.) -
Your pup may also experience socialization and supervised play groups.
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During the training period, we would like to see you once a week for a thirty minute demonstration session. During this time, your trainer will cover what has been happening, what we have had success with, and where we are having difficulties.
Step 3: Transition
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The last step is your training, when we transition the training we have established in your dog, over to you.
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This is probably the most critical step as it involves teaching you to maintain the behaviors we have established at the school.
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Over private lessons and 8 Pet Parenting Group Classes, we will guide you through the process of managing your dog through all types of scenarios.
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As we say, 90% of our job is training you. We can get your dog to sing the ABCs, but none of that matters if the training doesn’t transfer over to you.
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During this stage, we require consistency and dedication on your part to ensure your dog doesn’t revert back to old, bad behaviors.
- Most failures in training occur when clients fail to follow up on training, or fail to attend classes.
With just two weeks of training, Partners turned our Rottweiler / Pit mix into a very manageable well-behaved family pet that is an absolute joy to be around. Besides the very good
The level of professionalism paired with individual understanding makes for an unmatched training experience. Each dog and owner comes to them with individual issues. The trainers and staff at Partners Dog Training work with you and the dog to bring out stellar results!
Shawna H.My fur-buddy Ubu, a year-old 65lb lab mix that rescued me while I was visiting the pound one day…took a spa trip to Partners for Behavior Camp…3 weeks later I got a new dog back. It must be a new dog because this one understands sit, down, heel, stay, and come…now, my former pound-puppy looks forward to a long, happy life.
Bob W.Want to hear Directly from our clients?
Answers to Your Questions
What types of problems will Behavior Camp address
Behavior Camp is our elite training program for our top dogs.
It is also the program that addresses more serious behavioral issues, such as the following:
- Lunging at or excessive jumping up on people
- Resists or fights the leash
- Territorial behavior towards dogs of people
- Prey drive directed
towards people - Prey drive directed
towards animals or other dogs - Mouthing where the skin is broken
- Serious uncontrolled barking issues
- Serious separation anxiety
- Insecurity or extreme shyness
- Housebreaking issues (subject to evaluation)
- Possessive behavior
- Resource guarding
- Destructive behavior
(guideline only – subject to evaluation)
If you only want to work on basic obedience check out Training Camp. If you want to work on dog aggression check out Aggression Camp.
Are there any age restrictions?
There is a minimum age restriction of about six months which allows time to get all of their vaccinations done. However, there is no maximum age restriction because, despite the saying, you can teach an old dog new tricks.
How long does training take?
Generally speaking, we suggest three to four weeks. However, it depends on what issues you are having, how old your dog is and how long the problems have been present. There is no way we can give a definitive answer without seeing your dog first. Most cases involve a well-established pattern of behavior. While you can teach an old dog new tricks, it takes a little longer and requires a lot of repetition.
We can also start training for a week or so and evaluate where to go from there.
How much actual training is done every day?
Aggression Camp includes:
- Three 20-30 minute obedience training sessions per day
- Two crate training sessions per day
- Two outside play times for exercise per day
If you don’t think you need as much training, check out Training Camp. If you want to work on dog aggression check out Aggression Camp.
Are there any breed restrictions?
We train ALL BREEDS and MIXES. We will also work with Wolf Hybrids under certain situations.