Dallas' #1 Private Dog Training
In-home training for aggression, disobedience & fear
10,000+ dogs trained • Lifetime support • Private, in your home
1. Book Your Sessions
2. I Come To You
3. Have A Calm Dog
My Guarantee
I'm so confident your dog's issues will be solved within 3 sessions that if they aren't, I'll keep coming back at no extra charge until they are.
We'll fix your problems fast, but don't just take my word for it. See the dogs I've trained in these Before & after videos. More importantly, see my clients who were just like you doing it themselves!
Why do dog owners in North Texas choose K9 Calm to fix their dogs' behavior? Simple: they want more than just sit and stay. They want real results that last. These are hands-on lessons with me, the dog rehabilitation expert, where you learn to keep your dog calm in any situation — guaranteed. Stress, fear and anxiety can keep your dog from enjoying socializing or even from getting necessary medical treatment at the vet's office. Unwanted behaviors can make it impossible for you to travel with or without your dog. It's time to expand your dog's world and safety net. Train in your real environments and give your dog the freedom to experience the most in life.
PRIVATE SESSIONS
Go From Chaos To Calm
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Aggression & Biting. Have friends and family over again, relaxed.
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Reactivity. Walk past dogs, people and bikes without the scene.
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Leash Pulling. One-handed walks you actually enjoy.
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Resource & Food Guarding. A dog you can trust around food, toys and kids.
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Fearful & Shy Dogs. A confident dog that goes everywhere with you.
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Puppies. Good habits now, so problems never start.
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Jumping & Barking. Calm greetings and a quiet house.
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Ignores Commands. A dog that listens the first time.
If your dog is exhibiting any of these behaviors, you've come to right place!
Leash & Walking Issues
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Pulling on the leash
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Lunging at people, dogs, cars, or bikes
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Reactivity/barking on leash
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Refusing to walk or freezing
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Leash aggression
Aggression & Reactivity
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Aggression toward other dogs
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Aggression toward strangers
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Resource guarding (food, toys, space)
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Growling or snapping when touched
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Fear-based aggression
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Territorial aggression (fence-running, door charging)
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Aggression toward family members
Anxiety & Fear-Based Behaviors
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Separation anxiety
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Destructive chewing when left alone
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Excessive barking or howling
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Hiding or trembling around triggers
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Fear of strangers, other dogs, or specific objects/sounds (thunder, fireworks)
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Panic during car rides or vet visits
Impulse Control & Obedience
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Jumping on people
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Not listening/ignoring commands
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Door-dashing or bolting
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Counter-surfing or stealing food
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Digging
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Excessive jumping on furniture
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Mouthing or nipping
Social & Household Behaviors
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Not getting along with other pets in the home
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Guarding the owner from other people or animals
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Excessive licking
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Marking/house-soiling (non-medical)
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Attention-seeking behaviors (whining, pawing)
Compulsive or Extreme Behaviors
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Tail-chasing or spinning
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Obsessive licking or chewing (self-harm)
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Redirected aggression (biting the leash, owner, or nearest object when overstimulated)
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Extreme shutdown/freezing under stress