Typical range$75 to $150per lessonGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, puppy and market.
What affects a single lesson's price
- Session length. Forty-five minutes may suit a young puppy better than ninety.
- Location: your home, a calm park or the trainer's space.
- Package discounts that lower each visit's cost.
- Follow-up messages or short check-ins between lessons.
- How tailored the plan is to your puppy's age and personality.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
Why choose private lessons over reading online?
A trainer can watch your timing and your puppy's body language in real time, which a video cannot do.
How should a good lesson feel?
Upbeat, short and full of small wins. Your puppy should end tired, not frazzled.
Do I need more than one lesson?
Often yes, because habits build over repeated practice. One session can still answer urgent questions.
Can children take part?
Older children can help under supervision. Ask the trainer how to involve them safely.