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Designed for dogs with human aggression, dog aggression, and/or extreme anxiousness
Wilde Acres is proud to offer behavior modification programs. Most dogs entering a behavior modification program will require four to eight weeks of training. The length of stay depends on the dog’s age and the issue’s severity. If your dog has bitten a human, the minimum stay is four weeks. If you think your dog might need extra help, come to Wilde Acres—the earlier the better.
Wilde Acres will create a custom behavior modification package that works best for you and your pup. Additional 1-on-1 classes are included with this program.
Owner Carter Wilde views the behavior modification process differently than other trainers: he’s not trying to “fix” your dog. Each dog is unique, not flawed or broken. The Wilde Acres team trains your dog without trying to make it something it’s not. The behavior modification program at Wilde Acres shapes your dog into the best version of itself.
First, the Wilde Acres training team works to gain your dog’s trust. Once that trust has been established and your dog is comfortable and understands that this method has its best interest at heart, the training begins.
Consult with Wilde Acres on how long your dog should stay in order to correct behavior issues
Your dog stays at Wilde Acres and learns our training foundations as we work on correcting bad habits
Private lessons working with you and your dog to reinforce new training habits
Consult with Wilde Acres on how long your dog should stay in order to correct behavior issues
Your dog stays at Wilde Acres and learns our training foundations as we work on correcting bad habits
Private lessons working with you and your dog to reinforce new training habits
All clients considering a behavior modification program for their dog must first schedule a new client consultation ($300). This is a one-time fee. Clients pay the amount due when dropping off their dogs.
$300
$1,600
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