Services
the Good Dog COURSE (GDC)
All dogs are good dogs, but some need a little more help exhibiting “good dog behaviors” like walking pleasantly on a leash, greeting people politely, and obeying commands consistently despite distractions. The GDC is designed to educate owners on how to create a strong relationship with their dog by creating clear communication and establishing rules/structure that their dog will be happy to comply with. If you have a dog that has minimal behavioral issues like mouthing, jumping, or excessive barking and needs to learn basic commands like come, sit, down, stay, heel, drop it/fetch, place, and leave it, we can accomplish those goals in this program.
4 Private training Classes for $700
I - i.5 hr long classes at your home or a nearby park
Comes with $50 in training equipment and personalized follow-up emails so owners have reference material to help practice their training goals between/after private lessons.
The Companion dog Course (Cdc)
The Companion Dog Course is for dogs that may be exhibiting behavioral issues like reactivity, resource guarding, separation anxiety, wariness of strangers, fear aggression, and impulse control issues. The CDC is also for dog owners who start training early with a puppy or for those who want to work on more advanced skills like off-leash obedience or AKC Canine Good Citizen certifications. We can help your dog reach their companionship potential through three programs:
6 private training classes for $925
Or 5 Private classes, 2 group classes
Or 4 private classes, 4 group classes
Dogs can attend group classes after they’ve completed 4 private classes since they’re basic needs will be met and they’ll have foundational skills to build off of with distractions provided by the group class setting.
Canine Club
Creating a well educated dog owning community is a long time goal that I’ll pursue my entire career. FreeLance Dog Training’s Canine Club is full of responsible owners who wanted to continue doing fun activities with their dogs after completing a CDC program. These group classes are held 4 times a month at parks and dog friendly establishments in the Front Range area. In classes, dogs can socialize with other humans and dogs safely while advancing their dog’s obedience skills through fun activities and exercises with other dedicated dog owners. In these classes we also perform AKC Certifications, which are fun goals to accomplish with your dog and has many benefits like lowering pet insurance and precedes therapy and service dog training.
Service and therapy dog training
Service & Therapy Dog Training programs will vary depending on the owner’s needs, please email me with a description of why you are seeking service or therapy dog training to learn more about these specialized programs! If you are a veteran, first responder, or need a service dog for your child, you may qualify for the non-profit organization I’m the head trainer for - visit victorysd.org or email me for more information!
To Set up a free consultation to determine what program will be best for you and your dog, Contact Me:
Phone:
(303) 746-2092
Email:
freelancedogtraining@gmail.com
Social Media linked at the bottom of the page, follow for fun doggy content and instructional training videos!
Satisfied Customers
Bio
Hello! My name is Lance Kalahar and I’ve been fortunate enough to turn my passion for dogs into a career that just reached it’s 11 year mark! I began my dog training career as Military Working Dog Trainer in 2011, and since then I’ve explored different dog training arenas from dog fighting rehabilitation, to explosive detection for professional sports, service dog training, and search & rescue training. From that unconventional path, I’ve developed a convenient at-home, reality-based dog training program that caters to you and your pup’s specific needs and goals.
I use balanced training techniques, meaning I teach new tasks in a fun , motivational manner through positive reinforcement, then, once the dog completely understands the command, I will teach appropriate consequences when your dog decides not to listen. This way, you still maintain a great relationship with your dog but he/she won’t have “selective obedience”. Instead, they’ll listen to you the first time you ask, regardless of the scenario and without relying on bribes likes toys and treats!
For more information about my training methods, please visit The Dog Blog and Training Videos linked at the top of the page. These creative outlets are both educational and entertaining, so enjoy!