Free Video Calls.
$120/Hour
In Person.
Alberta dog training prices, laid out straight. Video calls with Willis are free, wherever you are. Training in person is $120 per hour. No packages, no upsells.
Two Options. One Is Free.
Video calls are free. Training in person is $120 per hour. Here are Alberta dog training prices side by side, and what each option includes.
Video Calls
One on one video calls for owners anywhere in Alberta or beyond, or anyone who wants expert input on a specific behavior problem. Same balanced training framework, delivered remotely, at no cost.
- › One on one video call with Willis
- › Live look at your dog
- › Honest read on the problem
- › Clear next steps
- › Anywhere in Alberta or beyond
- › No cost, no obligation
Training Sessions
Full program dog training Alberta owners can actually use. One on one sessions built around your dog, at your home or out in the real world where the behavior happens.
- › Custom training plan, no templates
- › One on one sessions, no group classes
- › Owner coaching at every session
- › All training equipment provided
- › Phone and text support between sessions
- › Training across Alberta
What Alberta Dog Training Prices Actually Cover.
Training is the full program, every time. No discount tier, no upsells, no “basic vs premium.” You pay $120 an hour for the work, and you get the work.
Honest Read.
It starts with a free video call. We see how the dog moves, reacts, and learns, and you see how we work. No charge whether you continue or not.
Full Sessions.
One on one training sessions for the full length of the program. Whether that’s eight weeks of obedience reset or six months of aggression rehab, the work doesn’t stop halfway.
Owner Work.
Every session includes owner coaching. The dog can only change as fast as you do, and that part is non-negotiable.
Tools Provided.
Marker, treats, long line, training collar where appropriate. Equipment used during sessions is provided. If you need to buy your own for daily use, we’ll tell you exactly what to buy and where.
We Come To You.
We train in person across Alberta, at your home or wherever the behavior shows up. Most foundational training transfers better in the dog’s own environment anyway.
Between Sessions.
Phone and text support during the program. Stuck on a homework drill? Something happened with the dog? You can reach out between sessions, not just during.
Why The First Call Is Free.
Most owners shouldn’t have to commit to a full program before they know it’s the right fit. A free video call gives you an honest read on your dog and a clear picture of what the work will look like, before you spend a dollar.
For some owners, one call is enough to fix a specific problem. For others it’s the start of a full program in person. Either way, you leave knowing where your dog stands and what comes next.
Reputable training programs often cost thousands before you know if they work. Starting free means the only thing you risk is an hour of your time.
- › One on one with Willis
- › Live look at your dog
- › Honest read on the problem
- › What the work will look like
- › Whether training in person makes sense
- › No cost, no obligation
About Alberta Dog Training Prices.
What does training actually cost?
Video calls are free. Training in person is $120 per hour, one on one. No deposits, no “administrative fees,” no upgrade tiers. Alberta dog training prices don’t need to be complicated, so ours aren’t.
Is the video call really free?
Yes. No cost and no obligation. It’s the fastest way to get an expert read on your dog and figure out if training in person makes sense.
How many sessions will my dog need?
Depends on the dog, the owner, and the problem. Puppy foundation runs four to eight weeks. Adult obedience reset typically runs eight to twelve. Aggression rehab is usually three to six months of consistent work. You’ll get a realistic estimate before anything is booked.
Do you take every case?
We prioritize the cases that fit our specialty: giant breeds, aggression rehab, and the dogs other trainers turn away. Standard obedience is taken on as space allows. We’ll be honest on the first call about whether your case is a fit.
Where does training happen?
We train in person across Alberta, mostly at your home or out in the real world where the behavior shows up. Video calls work from anywhere, in Alberta or beyond.
How do I get started?
Book a free video call. Call 403-837-1565 or send a message through the contact page. If training in person is the right next step, we’ll book it from there.
Start With A Free Call.
Alberta dog training prices, kept simple: the first video call is free and training in person is $120 an hour. If your dog needs work, the first step costs nothing.