How expensive is it to NOT train your dog?

It’s easy to overlook, but once you do the math it is painful.

For example:

• Vet Bills: A routine check-up can easily cost $400, and if you end up at the emergency vet, you’re looking at $800 minimum (My dad spent $4k because his puppy swallowed part of a hand towel. Yikes!)

• Damage to Your Home: Dogs with bad habits can do serious damage:

  • chewing up furniture or shoes ($100 shoes, $1,500 couch)

  • scratching up doors ($300 at least)

  • ripping up your carpets ($??? Several hundred to several thousand)

  • destroying the yard ($1k? sprinklers, patio furniture, fence repair, etc.)

• Damage to Others:

  • A bite to a guest

  • Knocking a kid off their bike

  • Knocking over grandma

Every one of these costs are avoidable when you invest in your dog’s training. What if you avoided these headaches altogether?

Training is more than just teaching your dog good behavior, it’s a long-term investment that pays off for years.

When your dog is well-trained, you’re also buying yourself peace of mind. No more stress over chewed-up shoes or surprise vet visits.

Invest in your dog’s training now, and you can have a well-behaved dog for life. All dogs need attention and additional training reminders for life of course, but it’s sooooo much easier after their initial training is done.

If you’re ready to protect:

• Your home

• Your wallet

• Your sanity

It’s time to schedule your free transformation session.

Our training programs can help prevent the costly habits that could end up draining your bank account.

Don’t wait until the damage is done. Invest in your dog’s training today and save yourself the headache (and the money) later.