| K9 Academy New England offers Dog Training, Private Lessons, Boarding and other Services 
K9 Obedience Classes
Training Classes now available for both levels. K9 Obedience Class Level 1 - Beginner/on leash and K9 Obedience Class Level 2 - Advanced/off leash. Click here for additional details - Classes 
Private Lessons
We offer customized private lessons for problem and hard to handle dogs for any age up to 2 years old with a one year guarantee. Includes one year of training at no charge. By appointment only. Price: $325.00 
Consultation on Behavioral Problems
Are available. The consultation will take place within the 1 hour training classes that are offered. (Tuesday @ 5:00pm or 6:00pm) (Saturday 10, 11, 12 or 1:00pm). Your dog will be evaluated and allowed to socialize with other dogs & people in the class. Consultations are not private. Questions on behavioral problems your dog is having will be covered. (Consultations are separate from the training classes offered) Price: $50.00
Boarding
In home boarding available for dogs up to 35 pounds. Price: $25.00 per day & $35 overnight stay.  Areas of Service
K9 Academy New England offers dog training classes and private lessons north of Boston in Revere, Chelsea, Everett, Medford, Saugus, Melrose, Stoneham, Peabody, Lynnfield, Middleton and most North Shore surrounding cities. We accept cash or checks. | | K9 Academy New England’s Training and Techniques
 Basic Training
The five basic commands - Heel, Sit, Stay, Come and Down trained on and off leash.  Positive Motivational Training
I use strictly positive re-enforcement as my technique. A dog learns quicker, gains confidence and respects the owner if they are encouraged to work for a reward rather than work to avoid a punishment. ALWAYS praise your dog for performing a command you give. That’s the key to positive re-enforcement!  Clicker Training
Clicker training is an animal training method based on behavioral psychology that relies on marking desirable behavior and rewarding it. A desirable behavior is marked by using a "clicker," which is a small plastic hand held device that makes a short, distinct "click" sound that tells the dog exactly when they're doing the right thing. This clear form of communication, combined with positive reinforcement, is an effective, safe, and humane way to teach your dog any behavior that a dog is capable of doing. |
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