Private In-Home Dog Training
and Behavior Modification
Tailored to meet your objectives!
Geographic service areas for private training:
- Northern Jefferson County
- South St. Louis County
- South St. Louis City (South of I-40) (excluding Downtown)
- West St. Louis County (incorporated and unincorporated areas)
- Webster Groves
- Brentwood
- Maplewood
- Kirkwood
- Crestwood
- University City
- Ladue
- Clayton
- Richmond Heights
- Fenton
- Inquire about possible service outside these areas!
- FREE initial 20-minute telephone consultation (by appointment)!
- Session Notes (an important part of the learning experience) are provided after an in-home training session.
- 60-minute in-home training session: $80
- Three-session in-home package (pre-paid): $220
- Behavior assessment may be required for more serious problem behaviors. An assessment includes a detailed written report with both immediate and longer-term specific recommendations: $120
- Up-to-date vaccinations required.
- Basic skills
- Jumping
- Housetraining
- Fear
- Resource guarding
- Over reactivity to other dogs
- Aggression
- Separation distress
Geographic service areas for private training:
- Northern Jefferson County
- South St. Louis County
- South St. Louis City (South of I-40) (excluding Downtown)
- West St. Louis County (incorporated and unincorporated areas)
- Webster Groves
- Brentwood
- Maplewood
- Kirkwood
- Crestwood
- University City
- Ladue
- Clayton
- Richmond Heights
- Fenton
- Inquire about possible service outside these areas!
Pet Professional Guild - "Project tRade"
I am proud to be a member of the Pet Professional Guild's Project tRade. Click here to go to my web page or click directly on the Project tRade page for detailed information. In short, as a Project tRade member, I accept previously used choke, prong, shock, citronella collar, or electric boundary fence in exchange for a discount on my in-home dog training and behavior modification services.
Client (Private Training) - Michael M.
"Bill Giese is one of the kindest and most competent people with whom I have worked. It is not easy to allow someone in your home and make yourself vulnerable enough for constructive criticism to help you improve the training of your pet. Bill skillfully accomplished this without ever making me feel belittled. Even more importantly, Bill got my wife and two children involved with helping Coco work on her challenges, and our own. I am a better parent to my children because of Bill showing me how to be a better resource for my pet and fifth family member. Thanks, Bill!"
