Typical range$100 to $200per lessonGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, puppy and market.
What changes the price of a visit
- How far the trainer must drive, since some add a travel fee.
- The length of the visit and how many people take part.
- Whether you receive a written plan and follow-up notes.
- Your housing, such as an apartment, a townhome or a house with a yard.
- The number of visits you book together.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
Will a trainer come to my town?
It depends on the trainer. Always ask whether they visit your address and whether a fee applies.
Who should be at the visit?
Everyone who helps with the puppy, if possible, so the whole household uses the same rules.
Is in-home training better than going elsewhere?
For house training and door manners it often is, since the lesson happens where the habits live.
What should I prepare?
Have treats, a leash, the crate and a list of questions ready.