Help for your dog is in Oak Park.
Dog Training in Oak Park💜 Reactivity and leash manners on the paths around McClatchy Park and the Broadway corridor
💜 Puppy foundations and socialization in a lively, walkable neighborhood
💜 Resource guarding, anxiety, and tougher behavior cases
💜 Everyday manners — jumping, pulling, door-dashing
💜 Instore shopping at Strapping while training!
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Anxious dogs
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Real training in your Land Park home
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🐕 Anxious dogs 🐕 Puppies 🐕 Real training in your Land Park home 🐕
Dog Trainers That Know Oak Park
McClatchy Park is the heartbeat of this neighborhood — a shady, oak-lined green at 35th Street and 5th Avenue where Oak Park families have gathered for over a century. But what really makes Oak Park Oak Park is the walkable, welcoming heart of the Broadway Triangle District. It's a proudly diverse, LGBTQ-friendly pocket of Sacramento where you can wander into Strapping — the queer-owned, dog-friendly gift shop everyone loves — grab a scoop next door at its sister shop Licked, and run into half your neighborhood on the sidewalk. It's a rich (and sometimes overwhelming) place to have a dog, full of life, foot traffic, and other pups out enjoying the day.
All that activity is wonderful for a confident dog and genuinely hard for a reactive or anxious one. We work with Oak Park dogs and their people right in the environment you actually live in — the daily loop around McClatchy Park, the busy stretches along Broadway and Stockton Boulevard, the patios and shop fronts of the Triangle, the front-door greetings. Whatever your dog is working through — reactivity, anxiety, puppy foundations, or everyday manners — we meet you where you are, in the neighborhood you know.
5 stars by 100+ customers
“Our 15 week puppy is a bundle of love but he also had some behavioral issue. And although he was our second dog, we wanted to make sure this time we were doing all the right things as early as possible.
Terra came to our home for our first session after our puppy had a long nap so I anticipated that he would not be at his best. We went over my long list of training goals, discussed the appropriate steps to take and she also made sure to leave behind videos and literature to remind us what we learned that day. The two things at the top of our list was walking with a leash and going to the bathroom at a certain spot in our back yard. After 24 hours of us following Terra’s instruction, our little fluff ball is walking properly on his leash AND going to the bathroom in the right spot. I cannot thank Terra enough and as we work on the other goals, I’m looking forward to having her back for more advanced training. “
— Kim T. 