Better behavior starts with understanding your dog.
First visit free · 43 years of professional experience
Less pulling and jumping. Better listening. Calmer everyday routines. Private in-home training helps you build the manners and habits your family needs.
For reactive or aggressive behavior, we work on the situations that cause barking, lunging, guarding, or worry—with a plan tailored to your dog.
Puppy or adult dog, we help you build a clear, consistent bathroom routine.
Outdoor housebreaking: Learn to go outside and develop dependable bathroom habits.
Indoor housebreaking & paper training: Learn where to go indoors, with a designated paper or pad area.
Board and train
A focused training stay, followed by guidance so your family can continue the work at home.
Service dog training
Discuss your needs, your dog’s suitability, and the individual skills you want to develop.
Therapy dog preparation
Build manners, confidence, and calm behavior around people and everyday distractions.
YOUR FIRST VISIT IS FREE
Tell us what’s frustrating you and what you want life with your dog to look like. We come to your home, discuss your goals, and evaluate your dog’s temperament, personality, and trainability. Then we recommend the program that fits your dog and your family.
EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TALK TO
With over 43 years of professional dog-training experience, Mark helps families work through behavior challenges and build better everyday habits.
The BetterDog approach combines hands-on training with guidance for the owners. The goal is useful skills you can practice at home and out in the world.
From family manners to service-dog work, start by discussing what you need your dog to do differently.
Practicing calm, attentive behavior beyond the home.
CHARLOTTE & SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES
Serving Charlotte, Matthews, Mint Hill, Union County, Fort Mill, Indian Land and Lake Wylie.
First visit free—a training evaluation. Training services are personalized to your dog’s needs.
704-573-3647 · Charlotte, North Carolina
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