Virtual sessions · anywhere in the US
Virtual dog training: $99 sessions by phone or Zoom, anywhere in the US.
Not every dog problem needs a trainer in your living room. Many need an experienced eye, the right questions and a clear plan. Our head trainer has spent 16 years and more than 900 dogs on exactly that, and now works with families across the country by phone or Zoom.
- $99per session
- 16+ years900+ dogs trained
- Anywherein the US

Four kinds of session
Bring the question you actually have.
Every session is $99, one-on-one with our head trainer, by phone or Zoom. Pick the one closest to your situation.
Training and behavior consultation
Pulling, jumping, barking, reactivity, house manners, a dog that has stopped listening. You describe what happens, we work out why, and you leave with the next steps to run at home.
More about this session02New dog consultation
Before you bring a dog home: which breed and energy level fits your schedule, your household and your expectations, puppy or adult, breeder or rescue, and what to ask before you commit.
More about this session03Introducing a new dog to the family
Adding a second dog, a puppy to an older dog, or merging two households: how to run the first greeting, set up the house and get through the first weeks without a fight.
More about this session04Puppy and ownership guidance
Routines, structure, boundaries and good habits from day one: the crate, potty schedule, nipping, a daily plan the whole family follows, and the rules that keep it working.
More about this sessionHow it works
Request, confirm, talk, follow the plan.
- Request a session with the form below: pick the kind of session and tell us about your dog or your plans.
- We confirm a time and whether it is a phone call or a Zoom call.
- Get ready: write down the situations you want help with and, for behavior questions, film a short clip of what the dog does.
- Talk it through one-on-one with our head trainer, who asks the questions that find the cause, not just the symptom.
- Run the plan at home, in the order we agreed, with the set-ups and cues from the call.
Good fit, honest limits
What a virtual session is for
- Everyday training and behavior questions
- Choosing a breed, a puppy or an adult dog
- Planning a second dog and the first greeting
- Puppy routines, the crate, potty and nipping
- A second opinion before you spend more on training
When you need someone in person
A dog that has bitten, fights that drew blood, or a dog that is a danger to people or other dogs. Sudden changes in behavior, pain or appetite are a question for your veterinarian first.
In-person help near HoustonNear Houston?
In person goes further when we can reach your dog.
If you live in the Greater Houston area, from Cypress and Katy to The Woodlands, Tomball and Spring, private lessons let our trainers handle the dog with you: $160 per session at our facility in Cypress or $220 in your home. For bigger behavior problems, board and train puts the daily repetition in for you.

Request a session
Tell us what you need help with.
Choose the kind of session and add a few lines about your dog, or the dog you are thinking about. Our team gets back to you to confirm a time for your $99 phone or Zoom session.
Prefer to talk first? Call or text 281-318-1296.
We will confirm your session time.
Thanks for the details. Expect a call, text or email from our team to set the time for your phone or Zoom session.
How much does a virtual dog training session cost?
A virtual session is $99. It is a one-on-one call with our head trainer by phone or Zoom, for behavior and training questions, choosing a new dog, introducing a dog to your family or setting up a puppy. There is nothing else to buy to get started.
Do you offer virtual sessions outside Texas?
Yes. Virtual sessions are available anywhere in the United States, because all you need is a phone or a device that runs Zoom. In-person private lessons and board and train are for the Greater Houston area, around our training home in Cypress.
Phone or Zoom: which is better?
Zoom is better when we need to see the dog, the room or how you hold the leash, so it suits behavior and introduction questions. A phone call works well for choosing a breed, planning a puppy routine or talking through a plan. Tell us your preference when you request the session.
Can a virtual session fix aggression?
A virtual session can help you understand what is happening and put a safety plan in place, but it cannot replace hands-on work with a dog that has bitten or is a danger to people or other dogs. In that case we tell you honestly that you need an in-person professional, and in Houston that can be us.
How do I book a virtual session?
Fill in the request form on this page with the session you want and a few lines about your dog or your plans. Our team gets back to you to confirm a time for your phone or Zoom session. Calls and texts come from our number, 281-318-1296.
I live near Houston. Should I do virtual or in person?
If the question is about your own dog and you are near Cypress, in-person lessons usually go further: $160 at our facility or $220 in your home, where we can handle the dog with you. Virtual still makes sense for breed choice, planning a new dog or a quick second opinion.
Guides
Read before your session, or instead of one.
- Does virtual dog training work?
- How much does a virtual dog training session cost?
- What happens in a virtual dog training session?
- Can a dog trainer help over Zoom?
- Is virtual training good for puppies?
- Do I need in-person dog training or a virtual consultation?
- Can virtual training fix leash pulling?
- Should I get a puppy or an adult dog?
- Is getting a second dog a good idea?
- What is the best age gap between two dogs?
- Should my second dog be male or female?
- How long does it take for two dogs to get along?
- What are the signs two dogs will not get along?
- What should I ask a breeder before buying a puppy?
- What should I ask before adopting a dog?
- What is the best dog breed for a family with young kids?
- What is the best dog breed for an apartment?
- What is the best dog breed for a first-time owner?
- Is a high-energy dog breed right for me?
- How much structure does a new puppy need?
- How to choose a dog breed for your lifestyle
- How to introduce two dogs on neutral ground
- How to introduce a new dog to an older dog
- How to introduce a puppy to a resident dog
- How to introduce a new dog to kids
- How to merge two dog households
- How to prepare your home for a new dog
- How to budget for a new dog
- How to set house rules for a new dog
- How to pick a puppy from a litter
- How to prepare your dog for a second dog
- How to feed two dogs without fights
- How to stop toy guarding between dogs
- How to get your family on the same dog training plan
- How to crate train two dogs
- How to get the most from a virtual dog training session
- How to film your dog for a trainer
- How to keep a dog training log
- How to set up a puppy pen and crate area
- How to choose between a breeder and a rescue
