Deaf Dog Training

Your Path To Training Success
Deaf dogs are not harder to train, just a bit different. Deaf puppies and dogs learn the same as hearing pups and dogs. You and your pup or dog just need some help to get on the same page. Even if a dog is older and/or is losing his hearing – we have found that they can adapt well to their environment, especially with help from a loving owner.
Deaf dogs hold a special place in our hearts as we know they struggle to figure things out that other dogs just seem to pick up on. We want to bridge that gap, while helping your dog gain some freedom, independence, and give you ways to communicate with your dog. Our 4 week ECollar Board and Train program gives your trainer the time necessary to build confidence, communication, boundaries, obedience, impulse control, and general understanding of the world that will help your dog navigate the world peacefully and confidently.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
LIFETIME SUPPORT
Enrolling in any of our Basic or Advanced Training Programs gains access to our boarding! When your dog boards with us we will maintain manners and obedience, and take your dog for a short structured walk daily; in turn providing a mini refresher any time your dog stays with us!
FAQs
We have several ways that we approach your instruction. While your dog is with us, you will receive periodic emails from your trainer. These emails will give you an update on your dog, and let you know how your dog is progressing through training, as well as share training information and tips with you.
During the second week of training moving forward, we will schedule an hour and a half per week for you and your family to come in; you will get to see everything you have been reading in your update emails, get some time loving on your dog, as well as practice working together!
Once your dog has completed training, your trainer will give you and your family a 3-4 hour class, teaching you how to use your dog’s training and how to implement your dog’s training into your daily life, as well as teach you how to continue working with your dog. You are welcome to record any and all training sessions with your trainer, in order to be able to refer back to instructions when needed.