Prices
Dog Training Prices
Free Consultation in Client’s Home
Private Lessons
$50 Per Session (No Minimum)
Private sessions can be scheduled with the trainer to address targeted issues such as loose-leash walking skills, jumping, or how to establish Boundaries, Limitations, Structure and Discipline in your home to get the best behavior out of your dog.
Obedience Program
One Week Boot Camp
$700
Program Includes:
- Free Consultation in Client’s Home
- 9 Basic Obedience Commands
- Crate Training
- Behavior Development
- Socialization
- Doggie Manners
- Public Outing Training
- Lifetime Refreshers
- Lifetime Advice & Support
- Established Client Future Boarding Fee $15/day
During the free consultation in your home, we will discuss a customized training program and how to establish Boundaries, Limitations, Structure and Discipline that will set your dog up for success when they return home.
Your dog will live in a home environment during training, not a kennel facility. This will allow them to learn proper doggie etiquette to become a well-behaved member of the family.
9 Basic Commands Include:
- Sit
- Down
- Come
- Place
- Stay
- Leave it
- Heel (Loose Leash Walk)
- Threshold
- Off (Jumping)
Behavior Development
Your dog will learn:
- Socialization
- Respect Personal Space
- Manage Excitement
- How to Properly Greet Guests
- Doggie Manners
- Behave in Public
Behavior Modification Program
Two Weeks
$1,400
The Behavior Modification Program includes everything in the Basic Obedience Program PLUS addressing specific behavior issues such as:
- From Rescue to Home Acclimation
- Separation Anxiety
- Leash Reactivity
- Toy/Food
- Possessiveness
- Puppy Biting
- Excessive Barking
Housebreaking Program
Three Weeks
$1,800
The Housebreaking Program includes everything in the Basic Obedience Program PLUS teaching the dog to potty outside and to ring a doggie doorbell to indicate the need to go outside, or use a doggie door, whichever the client requires.
The Housebreaking Program includes the Obedience Program (valued at $700 if done separately) and teaching the puppy to ring a doggie doorbell (valued at $300 if done separately).
In Home Boarding
K9 Basix offers overnight boarding for established clients only. The Client’s dog must have already completed the Obedience Program, Behavior Modification Program or Housebreaking Program to qualify for boarding.
Boarding for established clients is $15/day plus food.
Service Dog Training Program
Psychiatric and Mobility Disabilities Only
Under the Americans with Disabilities Act a person with a disability (handler) has the right to train their own service dog. The K9 Basix Service Dog Program provides assistance to the handler to train their own service dog. The handler is responsible for 85% of the training. ADA does not require a service dog to be professionally trained and there is no certification, licensing, or registry for a service dog. Anyone, whether it be a dog trainer, an organization, business, agency, or website that claims to certify your dog as a service dog is a fraud. NO service dog certification in the U.S. is recognized by the ADA, DOJ, OAG, or TDLR.
That being said, it is a good idea to work with a professional trainer to properly train your dog to perform tasks to mitigate a disability and provide public access training to assure the dog is confident and well behaved in public.
K9 Basix provides specialized training to teach a dog to perform a specific task to help mitigate a person’s disability. Due to the rigorous requirements of the program, K9 Basix does not accept clients into the program who are under the age of 21 or have children under 12 who live in the home with the handler.
The Service Dog Training Program requires a detailed discussion that is not practical to explain on this website or via text. Please call Monique at 915-873-1593.
K9 Basix does NOT train fake service dogs just because you want to take your dog everywhere with you. There is a $1,000 fine in Texas for falsely representing your dog as a service dog when a person does not have a disability and/or the dog has not been specifically trained to perform a task to mitigate a disability.
El Paso is actually a very pet friendly city. There is no reason to try to pass your dog off as a service dog. You can find a list of 43 businesses and 65 restaurants in El Paso that are pet friendly in the Dog Behavior Guide on this website.
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