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Typical $500 to $1,200 per package

Dog Obedience Training in Colorado Springs, CO: A Skill-by-Skill Plan

An obedience package builds core skills across several weeks, with you doing the practice in between. General estimates around Colorado Springs run about $500 to $1,200 per package. It tends to cost less than a stay but asks more of your time.

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Obedience Training
Typical range$500 to $1,200per packageGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, dog and market.

What a package should cover

  • Sit, down, stay and a release cue, practiced with rewards.
  • Heel or loose-leash walking that holds on a sidewalk or trailhead.
  • A recall taught in small steps and tested with distractions.
  • Settling on a mat while you work, eat or have visitors over.
  • Ignoring food, wildlife and other dogs on cue.

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How this guide works

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Good questions

Before you begin.

How long does a package last?

Often four to eight weeks. Ask how many lessons are included and how long each one is.

Can I keep going after the package ends?

Many trainers offer add-on lessons. Ask what they cost before you sign.

Does it cost less than a stay?

Usually, though the right choice depends on your time and your dog.

What if progress stalls?

Tell your trainer. A good plan can be changed, and sometimes a short stay is the next step.

Next step

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