Best Dog Trainers in Yorba Linda, CA (Just Updated)

Group Classes span five courses, from free seminars to a university-certified master trainer track. The introductory seminars run four days at no cost, while the Level 1 Pet Trainer course—covering human-dog symbiosis—is $189 over two months. Levels 2 and 3 focus on behavior modification and service/therapy dog training respectively, each running two months. The Master Dog Trainer certification also spans two months. Pricing for those three advanced courses isn't currently published.

Virtual Training courses are designed for law enforcement professionals rather than pet dog owners. Police K9 Legal Training is $3,000 per course, covering handlers, supervisors, trainers, and legal professionals working with police dogs. A second course, Using the Dog as a Prop, is $350 and addresses specific areas including narcotics detection, tracking, cadaver work, and patrol dog operations. No pet dog training programs are currently listed, though the business does work with pet dogs according to their overview.

Virtual Training is $100 per session, with a two-session package available at $200. Group Classes include a general option capped at six dogs and a breed-specific class designed for guard, herding, and bully breeds such as Pit Bulls, German Shepherds, Boxers, and Dobermans. Private Lessons cover general training as well as therapy dog preparation. Pricing for Group Classes and Private Lessons isn't published yet, so you'll want to contact the trainer directly for current rates.

Private Lessons, Board and Train, and Group Classes are all available, though pricing isn't currently published for any of them. Board and Train requires an initial consultation before enrolling. Group Classes cover a wide range of topics—puppy lifestyle courses run 4 weeks each and are designed for puppies 3-7 months old, while obedience levels cater to adolescent dogs 8 months and older. There's also a nosework intro that currently has a waiting list.