PUPPY
TRAINING
ADVENTURE
DAYS

Drop off a baby shark, pick up a relaxed, more confident pup.

Who it's for:Puppies and young dogs who need structure, socialization, and a head start on good manners.

Ready to learn more?

Yes! Each bootcamp day is packed with training, socialization, and play, so puppies learn
real-world skills in real-world settings!

Puppy Basics Explained

Tap any topic to see exactly what I work on, and what you'll notice at home.

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The most important thing you can do, and it has a deadline. The prime window closes around 16 weeks, so this one can't wait.

What I do:
  • Introduce new sights, sounds, people, and surfaces one small dose at a time
  • Pair every new thing with something good
  • Build a confident puppy, not an overwhelmed one
What you'll see: A puppy who bounces back from surprises instead of melting down. A dog you can actually take places.

The everyday stuff that makes a dog pleasant to live with! (Usually what's driving you up the wall.)

What I do:
  • No jumping, four paws on the floor to say hi
  • Polite door greetings, no bolting out
  • No counter-surfing or food stealing
  • Settling calmly instead of demanding attention
  • Being okay with alone time
What you'll see: A dog who picks the polite option because it works better for them.

Puppies bite. That's not a problem, that's a puppy. This teaches them to control the pressure of their mouth, and it's a safety feature for life.

What I do:
  • Start by teaching pressure control: soft mouths keep the fun going, hard mouths end it
  • Allow natural mouthing to fade as they're still teething, then shift to a clear no-teeth-on-skin rule
  • Flexible per owner preference
What you'll see: Fewer cut hands, then gentler mouthing, then a puppy who checks themselves completely after teething.

The classics: sit, down, stay, come, leave it, drop it, loose-leash walking. These are tools, not the whole toolbox.

What I do:
  • Teach fundamental cues in tiny, clear steps with rewards
  • Layer in the 3 Ds: Distance, Duration, Distractions
  • Strong focus on the two that save lives: come (recall) and leave / drop it
What you'll see: Cues that work at the park, not just the quiet kitchen.

Teaching your puppy to be comfortable being touched and held. Nails, ears, teeth, paws, vet visits.

What I do:
  • Pair gentle handling with good things
  • Start tiny and build up slowly
  • Use cooperative care, so it pays off for life
What you'll see: Vet visits, nail trims, and grooming that aren't a wrestling match.

Really about routine, supervision, and rewarding the right choice in the right spot.

What I do:
  • Frequent potty breaks on a consistent schedule
  • A reward every time they get it right
  • Built into the full Boot Camp day
What you'll see: Fewer accidents and a puppy learning to ask to go out.
A black and white dog sitting in a blue plastic kiddie pool outdoors, wet from swimming, with a background of trees and grass.

✓ Potty-training support all day

✓ One-on-one obedience training

✓ Fundamental manners work

✓ Real-world socialization/ exposure

✓ Scheduled playtime with other pups

✓ Exercise (walks, sports, kiddie pools, sprinklers)

✓ Ice water with electrolytes throughout the day

✓ Special enrichment: kongs, lick mats and puzzles

✓ A daily report card so you can

keep up on your pup’s progress

✓ A graduation certificate

(after completion of curriculum)

✓ Special reports on your pup:

personality and behavioral assessments

and personalized at-home training guides,

and pro tips specific to your dog!

Pricing & Duration:

Full Day (6 to 12 hours):
$77

Half Day (3 to 6 hours):
$44

See my scheduling page for more details on drop-off and pick-up.

Special Promotions:
Active discount codes and coupons are posted at checkout, or can be found on my Sales & Bundles page. Should an issue arise, reach out to me directly—I am happy to help!

Affordability Note:
I have over 15 years of hands-on canine

experience in professional settings,

including vet clinics, daycares, high-volume salons,

and training facilities—

and my base rates are nearly half

than those of comparable DFW trainers.


Why keep introductory rates so low?


1) I do not want you to break the bank

for fundamentals. I am not in this for the money,

I am in it for the dogs!


2) Serving families of different backgrounds

helps inform future business decisions as RCD grows.

These intro rates won’t last forever, however!

The best time to book is NOW

to lock in pricing— reach out today!

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