Tip Top K9 Tulsa Dog Training

They have different plans and packages, you should call to set an appointment for the $1 lesson, then they can give an idea of what they think would be best. It all depends on what you want done.

Community answer · Natricia Noah · 2019-09-21

For their puppy boot camp I believe the puppy has to be 8 months before they take them due to them still developing throughout their learning stages. Do there 1$ first evaluation lesson and they will go over pricing on different packages they offer and after working with your dog then they will determine which would be best based on your needs and how the dog is.

Community answer · Chris Hunt · 2019-09-21

I agree with the first answer. Call them, they will answer all your questions. I would recommend going to the $1 initial consultation. They were very up front with the pricing for me for 2 dogs based upon our specific needs. It's not cheap, but it's the best money I've spent in a long time.

Community answer · Dave · 2019-09-21

I'm not sure about house training, but their training definitely includes how to walk (and a lot more). We have a second, 5 month old puppy, that we will be training through them as well. What they recommended was starting training through their program at about 6 months, which is around the time we started with our first puppy. What I said above is to provide some context for you, but my best recommendation would be to call them. All of their staff has been super nice and helpful, so I'm sure they would be able to give a more accurate answer specific to your circumstances.

Community answer · Graham Chapman · 2019-09-21

I did 6 weeks lessons for 650, made it into 2 pymts. But my dog did really good with the private lessons. I'm really glad i did it. They do have other plans for different prices depending on what your needing. I highly recommend k9 tip top training

Community answer · Cari Jordan · 2019-09-21

If you mean the command "place" Its telling your dog to sit on an elevated surface like a stool. And they have to stay there until you release them.

Community answer · Ashleigh Slack · 2019-09-21

When you give your K9 the command to "place", you are giving the command to go to a certain spot or place that you want them to stay. It can be anywhere, but something that they can visually see helps. Such as a rug, or a box, or even a fire hydrant if they are a little more advanced in their training.

Community answer · Matthew Rook · 2019-09-21

It depends on what exactly you're wanting to do and how you want to do it. Also depends on the dog, what option would work best for them. But they're very helpful if you go to the $1 First lesson. Theyll work with your dog and discuss all the different options and tiers of trainings they have :) definitely worth asking them.

Community answer · Brittany Pepper · 2019-09-21

I did the 650 package for my little but they have others

Community answer · Sheila Slack · 2019-09-21

Hi there! We have many different packages we can go over with you at our first lesson, which is only $1!! Here at Tip Top K9, we know every dog isn't the same. Trying to compare the training a 8 month old labradoodle needs to a 10 year old yorkie won't work at all, which is why we have our first $1 lesson to see what your unique pup needs!

Community answer · Tip Top K9 Tulsa Dog Training · 2024-09-21

Anything off the ground more than 4 or 5 in is considered placing your dog. We just had our dog trained he was in school for 3 weeks we didn't get to see her she came back fully trained. The dogs school told us you can place the dog anywhere as long as it's not on the ground has to be four to five in off

Community answer · David M. · 2018-09-21

I have a Dane who could drag me around with no problem. Since training, when she's on the leash, she walks by my side even with slack in the leash.

Community answer · Rachael N · 2018-09-21

Yes they can help but it takes repetitive training with your dog

Community answer · !? · 2018-09-21