Which Canoga Park trainers accept aggressive dogs?

2 of 2 published dog trainers in Canoga Park, CA accept reactive or aggression cases (yes or case-by-case). Filter the directory for “Takes reactive dogs” to see them.

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2 Dog Trainers in Canoga Park, CA

Q: How much does dog training cost in Canoga Park, CA?

Across 12 Canoga Park programs that publish pricing, typical prices start around $153 within the most common program types. Group classes are usually the lowest-cost option, while board and train programs cost more because they include lodging and daily training.

Dog training in Canoga Park, California starts at around $138 for a 6-week group course, based on 12 programs that publish pricing. Using our published criteria, compare methods, reactive-dog acceptance, and credentials below.

This guide covers local pricing by program type, which training methods Canoga Park programs use, which accept reactive or aggression cases, and what to ask before booking. All 2 businesses are checked for license, insurance, and certifications.

Last updated: Sep 5, 2026

2 Businesses
1 Certified
Median Private — not published
2 Accepts Reactive Dogs
Updated Sep 5, 2026

Pet Peeves Training, LLC

Canoga Park, CA

Score 97

Exotic-animal training background informs behavior work with reactive and aggressive dogs; board & train limited to two dogs in trainer's home

4.8(23 Google Reviews)

Private Lessons start at $299 per session, with a three-session package at $749; a six-session e-collar course runs $1,399. Virtual Training is $225 per session or $600 for three, plus a six-session virtual e-collar program at $1,100. Board and Train is $4,500 for three weeks and includes follow-up sessions. Group Classes cover puppy socialization, basic obedience, and walking manners, running four to six weeks at $120–$180.

All J9’s K9s Trainers are certified and continue their education by regularly attending dog training and behavior seminars. This means they’ve passed rigorous exams to demonstrate mastery of humane, science-based dog training practices and must pursue ongoing education to stay current in the profession in order to maintain their certifications. You and your dog deserve a trainer you can trust!
We’re also lucky to have instructor’s assistants present in our classes, ensuring a great student to staff ratio. Several of these amazing dog enthusiasts have been with J9’s K9s for many years and we’re extremely grateful for them.
Janine Pierce, and
Janine lives with her husband, Dave, and their Supermutt “Pie.”
Janet Graham, has been training dogs professionally since 2010. She’s a , a , and a member of the and the , and an AKC Approved Evaluator. She’s worked with a wide variety of dogs including all sizes, breeds and ages, but her greatest passion is puppies! She loves helping pet parents start their youngsters off on the right “paw” with early socialization and skills that will set them up for success throughout their lives.
Janet and her partner share their home with their Pit Bull “Sundae,” cats “Luna,” “Tinkerbell” and “Tigerlilly,” and their Leopard gecko “Jack.” In her free time she enjoys fishing and camping.
Vic Gasser, has been working with dogs since 2006. She’s a , and holds a BSc in Animal Behavior, Training and Enrichment and a MSc in Applied Animal Behavior and Welfare. She’s also an AKC Approved Evaluator. Throughout her career Vic has worked in three boarding kennels and five animal shelters in different parts of the United States and the U.K. She also volunteered with the ASPCA’s Anti-Cruelty Behavior Team, worked in the Behavior Department for the Pennsylvania SPCA, and ran the Behavior and Training Department for Mountain Humane in Idaho. These varying roles have given Vic unique experience helping people in different communities, and the wide range of dog breeds and behaviors they live with.
Vic and her family’s fur-babies are Siberian Husky/Australian Cattle Dog mix “Lovely,” and cats “Pavel” and “Geordie,” all of whom are rescues with their own unique stories.
Dianna Buck, , has been training dogs professionally for more than 20 years. She’s a , a , an AKC Approved
When she’s not training other people’s dogs, Dianna and her husband, Scott, are always busy with their two teenagers Henry and Gus, their Poodles “Edie” and “Quick,” Goldendoodle “Xotchi,” Conure “Cheeto,” Aracarai Toucan “Papaya” and their talkative African Grey Parrot “Hero.”
Caitlin Lindamood, and believes great training isn’t just about obedience – it’s about connection.
In addition to her Belgian Malinois “Hunter” and Australian Cattle Dog mix “Faye,” Caitlin shares her home with her Cockatiel “Popcorn” and guinea pigs “Kintosh,” “Franklin,” “Little Dude” and “Kuma.” In her free time she enjoys playing video games and watching anime.
Hudson Shock,
Hudson and his wife Molly’s Boxer mixes, “Trooper” and “BeBop” had many on-screen parts in both television and film including “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” and “Chihuahua: The Movie.” Their newest additions, Shepherd mix “Derby” and Boxer “Krypto” have yet to earn their first paychecks, but Krypto’s future in Agility is looking very auspicious.
Amanda Posen, has been training dogs professionally since 2010. She’s a , and a member of the and the and holds degrees in Exotic Animal Training and Management, Animal Behavior Management and Wildlife Education. She’s done extensive studio work, and has worked with special needs adults and underprivileged children at a horse rescue, too.
Amanda’s beloved Terrier mix “Eliza” is a star in her own right, appearing in various print work advertisements and many nationally syndicated television commercials!
Rocio Camarena, has been a Certified Training Partner of the prestigious since 2017, having demonstrated a high level of technical knowledge and hands-on skill both training canines and teaching people. She’s been providing ongoing enrichment and training for shelter dogs waiting for their forever homes at the Pasadena Humane society since 2010. Rocio is active in K9 Scentwork as well as the top levels of Treibball. She’s adept using dog sports and games to build confidence in dogs, strengthening bonds and enhancing teamwork with their humans.
Rocio spends most of her time off loving on her Lab mix “Nikko” and her two German Shepherd mixes “Mercy” and “Ted.”

Guest Trainer: Rusty Barnes,
Rusty holds seminars, classes and clinics about K9 Nose Work ® and Reactivity at the J9’s K9s training facility.

Certifications & Professional Affiliations

J9's K9s Dog Training

Canoga Park, CA

Large team with shelter and behavior backgrounds; classes from puppy basics through nose work and agility, plus reactive dog support

4.9(49 Google Reviews)

Group Classes cover puppy through advanced obedience, with each course running 6 weeks at $175–$199. Additional Group Classes include nose work, agility, reactive dog support, and CGC/therapy dog preparation, though pricing for those isn't currently published. All classes come with lifetime support included. Private Lessons are also available by appointment; new clients need to submit an application first, and pricing for those sessions is available on request.

How much does dog training cost in Canoga Park, CA?

Dog training prices in Canoga Park, California by program type

Group Classes
Typical low
$150 per program
Typical high
$199 per program
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Dog training prices in Canoga Park, California by program type
Program type	Typical low	Typical high	Samples
Group Classes	$150 per program	$199 per program	11

What training methods do Canoga Park trainers use?

Look for clear program names, published or quoted pricing, and an honest method description when choosing a dog trainer in Canoga Park. Among trainers in Canoga Park who disclose a method, 50% use balanced methods and 50% are force-free. See our methodology for how method labels are assigned.

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How do I choose a dog trainer in Canoga Park?

Compare program types, published prices when available, training methods, certifications, and whether the trainer accepts reactive or aggression cases in Canoga Park, CA.

How much does dog training cost in Canoga Park?

Prices vary widely by program type in Canoga Park, CA. Use the cost table above for published ranges, and request quotes when pricing is not listed.

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