I was considering re-homing my six-month-old puppy. Lee was my last-ditch effort. Many thanks to Lee, I have my life back!
What a puppy is really capable of.
A whole litter, trained by Lee. Watch what young puppies can really do.
The sooner, the better.
Start training as early as you can. The earlier you begin, the fewer problems you’ll have as your puppy grows.
Off-leash obedience. Sit, stay, and come. The groundwork for a lifetime of good behavior.
Confidence. Calm and friendly around other dogs and people.
Potty training. What you should, and shouldn’t, be doing about pee and poo.
Grown-up manners. Puppy snuggles.
In two weeks your puppy learns sit, down, stay, come, heel, off, quiet, bed, and more, even with distractions around.
Every puppy comes home with solid manners and a real head start.
Happy puppies. Happier families.
After 2 weeks with Lee she came back a completely different dog that listens on command and can still be her cheerful self when it comes to play time.
We took our pup to be trained as a service dog and we are not disappointed. Lee did an amazing job and I’ve never seen a dog behave this well.
Start your puppy off right.
Calm, mannerly, and a joy to live with.
Meet Cash.
This young Dalmatian puppy shows off what he learned with Lee. Lee can help your puppy shine, too.
When should puppy training start?
Zach brought his Great Dane to Lee years ago. Now he’s back with his new puppy, Sanji, and shares why he’d start with Lee right away next time. Lee can help you and your puppy start off right.
Meet Violet.
This chocolate Lab puppy shows off what she learned with Lee. Lee can help you and your puppy, too.
From the archives.
Older footage of Kamea, a Golden Retriever puppy, showing what she can do. Lee has been helping puppies and their families for years.
Give your puppy the right start.
Tell Lee about your puppy. He’ll reach out with a clear plan.