Shepherd Training with Kemp

Puppy Training

This course is ideal for puppies ages 8 to 16 weeks and will give them a strong relational and obedient foundation. A well-trained puppy is more likely to behave well at home and in public. This means fewer accidents, less barking and jumping, and better recall. Training also helps to build a strong bond between you and your puppy. As you work together to learn new commands, you will develop a mutual trust and respect.

$800

Want to be directly involved in your dog’s transformation? Our personalized training is perfect for you! We come to you and create a custom plan for your pup.

• 5 flexible sessions at your chosen location

• All training equipment included

• Perfect for both basic obedience and challenging behaviors

• Work at your dog’s pace with expert guidance

• Hands-on learning for you and your pup

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Need quick results? Let us lay the foundation for a well-behaved companion while you focus on your busy life.

• 2 Weeks

• Master loose-leash walking (no more pulling!)

• Reliable sit command

• Strong recall – your dog will come when called

• All equipment included

• Return to a better-behaved pup

Ready for a complete transformation? Watch your dog become the well-mannered family member you’ve always wanted.

• 4 Weeks

• Everything from the 2-week program, plus:

• Polite house manners

• Proper greeting behaviors

• Reliable “place” command

• Advanced obedience (sit, down, come)

• Perfect for dogs needing extra time and attention 

Want the ultimate in off-leash reliability? Our premium program delivers freedom and control you never thought possible.

• 6 Weeks

• All features of the 4-week program

• Complete off-leash control

• E-collar included and properly introduced

• Maximum reliability in any situation

• Return home to the dog of your dreams

Special Training Services

Service dogs are specifically trained to assist individuals with disabilities, performing tasks that help them manage their disability and live independently. These tasks can range from guiding blind individuals to alerting deaf individuals to sounds to providing assistance with mobility or other physical limitations. Service dogs are legally protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and are granted public access rights.

  • Trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities
  • Legally protected under the ADA
  • Granted public access rights
  • Examples: Guide dogs, hearing dogs, seizure response dogs, mobility assistance dogs
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