Typical range$100 to $200per lessonGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, dog and market.
Problems a home visit tends to suit
- Barking and rushing when the doorbell rings or a package arrives.
- Jumping on guests, stealing from counters and begging at the table.
- Settling quietly during work calls, meals or family movie night.
- Apartment hallway and stair manners, a common issue near downtown.
- Fence-line barking and gate bolting in yards.
Towns in this guide. Around Augusta and the CSRA, Richmond and Columbia counties.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
Why not just meet at a park?
A dog may behave perfectly at a park and still lose control at your door. Practicing in the real spot builds the habit where you need it.
Will there be a travel fee?
Some trainers add one beyond a set distance. Augusta, Evans, Grovetown and Hephzibah are spread out, so ask before you book.
How should I prepare?
Have the usual leash, treats and gear ready. Allow the normal trigger to happen so the trainer can watch your dog react.
Can the visit include a walk?
Many do. Ending with a short walk on your own street lets leash habits get practiced on the route you actually use.