🐾 A Word from Mike: Why This Page (and the Fine Print & FAQ) Matter

First and foremost, we have a system, and we stick to it.

Yes, you’ll hand-feed your dog.
Yes, we’ll start inside the house, then move to the backyard, and eventually to the front yard and driveway.
We begin in the least distracting environment and gradually increase the challenge as your dog shows they’re ready.

So, does that mean:

• You might not work on your biggest concern in the first session?
• The process might take some time?
• You’ll be the one doing the actual training?

YES, to all of the above.

For over 15 years now, K.I.S.S. Dog Training has found this method works best for dogs and is the easiest for clients to follow. We space sessions two weeks apart to give you time to practice because you are the one doing the work.

This approach might not be what you’re looking for—and that’s okay. Or it might be exactly what you need.
Our priority is always the dog’s well-being. However, you must decide if we’re the right fit.

What to Expect

We know it can be frustrating when your biggest concern isn’t addressed right away:

• A dog that jumps
• A dog that pulls on the leash
• A dog that doesn’t listen
• A dog that’s “out of control”
• A dog that doesn’t like men, kids, guests, or other dogs

These behaviors may be driving you nuts, but they’re not the starting point for successful training.

We begin by teaching attention between you and your dog, and to the environment around you.
We start with resource control (hand-feeding) inside your home or in a group setting.
We only proceed when your dog is ready, and that depends on the work you do between sessions.

Let’s Get Started!

We typically meet 3–5 times, with at least two weeks between each session for practice and coaching.

Every behavior is different, but a month of consistent practice is usually the minimum.
We take it one step at a time, starting simple and building up to more complex challenges.

Let’s face it: we want you and your dog to enjoy the process. Otherwise, what’s the point? 😉

One Last Thing…

Dog trainers aren’t magicians, Jedi Masters, or “whisperers.”
We’re teachers, and we teach you how to train your dog.

Your success depends on:

• Your effort
• Your consistency
• Your willingness to practice what we teach

Before You Schedule

You’ll receive an email from DocuSign with:

• Our Fine Print & FAQs for your initials and signature that you have read and agree with them…
• An invoice for a minimum $100 non-refundable deposit

 ✅ So, click those boxes below so you can read both the Fine Print and FAQ!