Typical range$75 to $150per lessonGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, dog and market.
What a private lesson often includes
- A conversation about your schedule, your dog's background and the habits that wear on you most.
- Coaching with the leash in your own hand, so you feel the timing instead of just watching.
- A few small homework drills that fit into five or ten minutes a day.
- A review next time to see what held up and what needs another angle.
- Choices about lesson length, meeting place and package pricing.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
How far apart are lessons usually spaced?
Many households book every one to two weeks. The gap lets you practice so the next visit can add something new.
Who should be at the lesson?
Everyone who handles the dog. When every person uses the same cues and house rules, dogs sort out what is expected much faster.
Where do lessons happen around Augusta?
It varies by trainer: a quiet parking lot, a park, your home or a private space. In summer, ask about shade and early start times.
Do private lessons suit puppies?
Often. Short sessions can cover house routines, chewing and first leash steps, and a puppy-focused plan goes deeper.