Our Services
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Virtual Lessons offered worldwide via Google Meet.
Initial Lesson is 2 hours at $110, follow-ups are 1 hour at $60.
Schedule your Initial Lesson here-
https://calendar.app.google/7W92UxFT3AfhTMgSA
Each client will receive access to their own private Google Drive where meeting recordings are stored. Notes, homework, and resources will be emailed afterward and included in the Drive.
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In-Home lessons in North Alabama including but not limited to- Huntsville, Florence, Athens, Decatur.
Hannah will come to your house for the initial lesson (2 hours) and follow-up lessons (1 hour) or we can meet at a location of your choosing such as a park.
Initial lessons at $120 and follow-ups at $70.
Schedule your Initial Lesson here-
https://calendar.app.google/PPPru4xu6FWv897aA
For those just interested in basic obedience, sign up for affordable classes with me at the Petco in Decatur!
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/s/petco-dog-training
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Offered to current In-Person clients.
Your dog goes out on their own with their trainer, Hannah! Great for socialization, exercise, potty breaks, and to fast track training.
You can be home when Hannah picks up and drops off, but these work great as a break for your dog during your work day or when you are otherwise busy.
Hannah can work around your house if needed, but typically takes dogs to dog-friendly stores and trails. Your dog comes back tired and smarter!
1-Hour Doggie School Lessons are $50 and 2-Hours are $80.
Schedule 1-Hour here-
https://calendar.app.google/cYsaPe19KnCyAmue7
Schedule 2-Hours here-
https://calendar.app.google/2g7D23DS7ygwNTWK6
Check out our Package Deals for discounts!
file:///Users/user/Downloads/Doggie%20School%20Packages%20(1).pdf
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Three lessons at $25 each within 6 months of adoption.
Applies to dogs found as stray, from rescue or shelter, rehomed or in need of rehoming due to behavioral reasons.
Schedule here!
Keller is Hannah’s second foster “fail”. A weekend foster turned into a few more weeks and then a few more months and then forever.
Keller was born deaf and has been an excellent teacher to Hannah. All dogs learn hand signals better and faster than verbal cues so training Keller was actually a breeze. Hannah often suggests “pretending like you have a deaf dog” when training your dog as using fewer words is virtually always beneficial with our ESL friends.
Keller has separation anxiety and is wildly reactive to pretty much anything that moves. She is known for giving out tickets (in the form of screaming) to those in the neighborhood who back out of their driveway without a permit, exist in their own front yard, or are generally weird. Plus, she isn’t food motivated so Hannah had no choice but to learn impeccable leash skills, observational awareness, and use of body language. Thanks, Keller.
Hannah did not name Keller, but she did keep the name. She is named in honor of Helen Keller who reportedly was a lover of pitbulls. Keller is 100% American Pitbull Terrier, proof that you can get purebred dogs through rescue!