A black dog with long ears holds a blue thank you card in its mouth, on a wooden floor.

You don’t need to prepare or make any decisions before this conversation.

We’re Looking Forward to Talking With You

Here’s a quick message from our lead instructor !

This short video explains what to expect during your admissions conversation.

You’re taking an important step toward a potential career in dog training — and we’re here to guide you through the process.

Helpful Tips For Your Call

  1. Check your email for your confirmation message and calendar link.

  2. Adding the appointment to your calendar can help make sure you don’t miss your reserved time.

  3. If possible, find a quiet, comfortable space for the call so you can focus —but don’t worry if that’s not perfect.”

  4. Bring your questions about the program, the certification process, tuition, payment options, or your long-term goals. This is your time, and we want to make it as valuable as possible.

We can’t wait to meet you — talk soon!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This program changed my life — I finally have a career I love.”

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