Dog Training in Los Angeles, CA (Programs & Prices)

Board and Train programs range from 1 to 6 weeks, priced $750 to $4,500. The core Daycare & Training track runs 3 weeks at $2,175 or 6 weeks at $4,200, both with follow-up sessions included. Specialty options include the Adventure Dog Program (3 weeks at $3,750 or 4 weeks at $4,500) and a Rehabilitation Program at $4,500 for 4 weeks—these include handoff sessions and equipment. A single-week refresher at $750 is available for graduates.

Board and Train runs 2 to 6 weeks, priced from $2,100 to $5,700, with longer programs designed for dogs with more complex behavioral challenges. Private Lessons are $175 per session, with a five-session package available at $699; daycare-based training under this category starts at $150 per day and requires approval during an assessment. Virtual Training is also offered at $175 per session. All Board and Train programs require an initial assessment for eligibility.

Group Classes run 5 weeks at $235, with deposits required to secure a spot. In-Home Training comes in two formats: a 4-session program or an 8-session program, both priced at $588. For existing training clients, reinforcement walks are available as In-Home Training at $45–$60 per session. The in-home programs can accommodate up to three dogs at once, allowing owners to split the cost among themselves.

In-Home Training is $1,500 for six sessions, with the trainer coming to your home. Private Lessons at their location run $1,300 for the same six-session structure. For households training a second dog alongside the first, there's an add-on option at $800 for eight sessions, which includes longer two-hour sessions to accommodate both dogs. All programs are designed as complete courses with a set number of sessions rather than pay-as-you-go training.

Board and Train options range from $100 per day for boarding alone to $300 per day for intensive training over a 10-day minimum, with handoff sessions included in the intensive program. Day care play during boarding is offered only for non-reactive dogs. Private Lessons are $125 per session. In-Home Training runs $300 per session, though pricing may vary based on distance from the facility, so it's worth confirming that detail when booking.

Private Lessons are the sole format, with single sessions at $250 and several course packages structured around different goals. Foundations runs four sessions for $875, while an Advanced six-session program is $1,250. Specialized courses include Puppy & House Training at $875, Rescue Dog Training at $695, and a Behavioral Modification course for reactivity and aggression at $900. Service Dog Training is the most comprehensive option at $3,000.

Group Classes are $149 for a 6-week course, with four levels available: Puppy for dogs 8–16 weeks old, Beginner for 16 weeks to 6 months, and Fundamentals and Advanced for dogs 6 months and older. Private Lessons offer more focused attention, with a 4-session package at $249 or a 6-session package at $329. Both program types keep things structured and progress-oriented, whether you're starting with a young puppy or polishing skills on an older dog.

Board and Train is a 14-day program at $2,000, with follow-up and handoff sessions included to help owners maintain progress at home. Private Lessons are $150 per session, with a five-session package available for $500. Dog walking is also offered under Private Lessons at $50 per session. Group Classes includes doggy daycare at $40 per day, providing supervised socialization time with other dogs.

Group Classes range from $60 to $140, running 4 to 8 weeks depending on the course. Puppy Development is $95 for 7 weeks and requires two rounds of vaccinations. Novice Obedience is $140 for 8 weeks, with orientation attendance mandatory. Rally and Therapy Dog classes are also offered, though pricing for those isn't published. In-Home Training is available for private behavior work, with pricing available on request.

Private Lessons cover four focus areas: basic obedience, behavior modification, puppy training, and service dog training. Board and Train provides an immersive option where dogs stay in trainers' homes while learning. Group Classes round out the offerings with a social daycare-style environment. Pricing for all programs is available on request—none is currently published online. You'll need to contact the business directly to get current rates, session lengths, and scheduling details.