(UPDATED MAY 14 2026)
Who is Lee’s Training For?
Although Lee often specializes in producing unbelievable behavioral transformations, Lee’s training is actually for all dog owners who love their dog and want to give them the best life possible.
In my opinion, my training techniques *should* be used by everyone. Even if your dog is “pretty good”. When followed properly, my training methods help prevent “pretty good” dogs from developing problematic behavior and disoebience.
Don’t fall for “basic” training – save your money!
If you’re thinking, “I just want my dog to listen, sit, stay, come, and behave.” — here’s the truth: what you’re describing is not basic training.
One of the most common things I hear when consulting with dog owners: They tell me that their dog listens well “most of the time” but they don’t listen “when it matters”.
Teaching a dog how to sit or lay down is easy. Anyone can do that. Actually – EVERYONE DOES – do that. But getting a dog to sit and lay down when the doorbell rings? That’s the hard part.
And if you’ve tried training your dog yourself and struggled, the problem isn’t your dog or the effort you’re putting in—it’s the technique you’ve been taught. And that’s where I come in – to show you techniques that are proven to work every single time!
In a nutshell? Basic training = useless tricks that crumble when it counts.
“My dog is crazy, I’m desperate, can Lee help me?”
In all cases, the answer is yes. It works on literally every dog. It’s as reliable as the law of gravity. You’d be pretty shocked if you dropped an apple and it *floated*. This is how shocked I would be if I couldn’t train your dog.
Not because of tricks or shortcuts — but because this program teaches owners useful methods to create a respectful dog who obeys all of your rules.
What “methods/tools” does Lee use?
The primary method is to create a respectful dog who listens to you and behaves. Much like you teach a child to say please and thank you, clean their room, and treat people with dignity and respect, this is the same process I strive to achieve with dogs. In order to accomplish this, I do use a fair system of praise, play and discipline. I primarily use a slip or pinch collar and/or an electronic collar to help me apply fair, humane consequences for specific actions and behavior. When used properly – these tools create a wonderful human+canine relationship. And one unique approach that I have – I never use treats, only praise, play and more freedom.
Let me be clear – I do not “hit” or “kick” dogs. Techniques that involve excessive force are not welcome in my philosophy. Besides – there’s no need to hit or kick a dog – you can make 100% of your corrections with a simple collar and leash.
Wait… No treats?! How do I reward a dog… the reward for being a good dog is praise, affection, and more freedom. A better dog is going to receive inherently more attention and be included in more situations than they would otherwise. Imagine all the fun things you could do with a dog who is well behaved and listens to you.
Commands Included
Yes, your dog is taught all core obedience commands, including:
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Sit
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Down
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Stay
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Come
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Heel
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Place / Relax
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Off
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Quiet
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Back
But commands are just one expression of control.
The real goal is a dog that:
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Listens the first time
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Responds under distraction
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Respects boundaries
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Behaves appropriately in real life
Behavioral Issues
Because the Boot Camp installs structure, clarity, and accountability, it can address nearly any behavior that affects daily life, including:
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Jumping, pulling, and ignoring commands
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Reactivity and aggression toward dogs or people
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Overexcitement and poor impulse control
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Barking, whining, and demand behaviors
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Anxiety, nervousness, or inconsistent behavior
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Door bolting and boundary problems
If it’s something you live with every day, it belongs in the program.
Board and Train Packages
Step 1: Intensive Board and Train
Your dog stays with me and receives consistent, structured, hands-on training every day. This creates clarity, momentum, and progress. I get to know your dog and give you more specific feedback on what you need to do to speed up the results at home. The only thing I recommend brining for boot camp is dog food (and your dog). Anything else is a liability.
What does a typical day look like?
A typical day looks a lot like a typical off day for you and your dog. I wake up and feed the dogs, let them outside to use the bathroom, and then start spending time with them. As I spend time with them, I’m teaching them how to behave and listen to me using my system that I’m going to teach you. I raise dogs a lot like I raise my children. I don’t set aside an hour to teach my kids how to share toys. As they play with their toys, I teach them to share. I don’t set aside an hour to teach my kids how to look people in the eyes and say “thank you”. I teach them this as it happens. Training a dog is very similar. It doesn’t require “drills” to teach your dog what to do. You can simply teach them what to do as it happens. Having said that, I often do set aside time for dogs to learn basic commands like sit, down, stay, etc., but the point is that this is not required. As I navigate my day, I’m just teaching your dog as I go. And this is the very process I want you to take. It’s more powerful than drills and it provides practical, long-lasting results.
Are there other dogs?
Yes. I generally will have at least 4 other dogs that I’m working with at any given time. But this actually has nothing to do with your dog’s results. Whether I have zero dogs or fifty – you’re also learning how to raise your dog the way that I do.
Do you have employees?
No. It’s just me, my wife, and my four children. Sometimes my wife and kids will be involved in the hands on training process. It just depends on how easy or serious a case may be. Most of the time, the dogs I help are too difficult for them to handle right away, so they get very excited when we get an “easy” dog that they can handle and work with right away. For the difficult cases, I often use my wife and kids to add distractions so that we can test a dog’s responsiveness level.
Step 2: Owner Education Through the App
While your dog is training, you are learning.
Every Boot Camp client receives access to my training app “Dogtor Lee” which includes:
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Step-by-step educational videos
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Concept-based lessons that explain how control actually works
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Clear guidance on what to do — and what not to do — at home
A trained dog without an educated owner is temporary success. This part is non-negotiable.
3. Hands-On Session at Pickup
Training doesn’t end when your dog goes home.
At pickup, you work directly with me and your dog to practice:
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Skills and handling
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Follow-through and accountability
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How to maintain structure in real life
This is where understanding turns into confidence.
4. Follow-Up & At-Home Implementation
The final ingredient is what happens after the Boot Camp.
You’re not sent home guessing. You have:
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Clear direction
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Ongoing support
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Continued access to the training material
This ensures results stick instead of fading.
Private Training Package (1v1 Lessons)
This is not a generic obedience class. This is a complete transformation program designed for dog owners who want elite-level control, real-world reliability, and a truly exceptional relationship with their dog.
The program includes 5 private one-on-one lessons held at Lee’s location or Lee’s choice.
These lessons are designed to teach both the dog and the owner at an extremely high level. The goal is not just to create a dog that “knows commands.” The goal is to create a dog that genuinely listens, respects rules, behaves calmly in real life, and can be trusted off leash around distractions.
By the end of the program, many owners develop a deeper understanding of dog behavior and training than experienced trainers. Their dogs often demonstrate better obedience, manners, responsiveness, and reliability than many service dogs seen in public.
This program is designed for:
- Basic obedience
- Off-leash control
- Jumping
- Pulling on leash
- Recall problems
- Hyperactivity
- Lack of boundaries
- Reactivity
- Aggression issues
- Resource guarding
- Door bolting
- Poor manners in the home
- And severe behavioral problems
Unlike many traditional programs, group classes with multiple dogs are not required in order to solve common social problems such as dog aggression, reactivity, or aggression toward people. The focus is on fixing the root of the behavior through proper structure, accountability, leadership, and control — not simply exposing dogs to other dogs repeatedly and hoping the behavior improves over time.
Training focuses on creating a calm, respectful, highly responsive dog that can function properly in the real world — not just in controlled training environments.
Throughout the process, owners learn:
- How to establish clear rules and structure
- How to properly reinforce good behavior
- How to stop unwanted behavior effectively
- How to maintain long-term reliability
- How to create freedom through accountability
- How to develop true off-leash control
This is a results-driven program built around clarity, structure, accountability, and practical application — not endless repetitions, treat dependency, or temporary obedience in low-distraction environments.
The outcome is often life-changing:
- Calm behavior in the house
- Excellent public manners
- Reliable recall
- Off-leash freedom
- Better behavior around people and dogs
- Increased confidence for both owner and dog
- A dramatically improved quality of life
For many clients, this becomes far more than dog training. It becomes the foundation for the “perfect dog” they always hoped they could have.
In-Home Training Package (5 Sessions)
This is a premium service (🤑) designed for clients who prefer hands-on guidance without the need to travel for lessons.
These sessions are designed to produce the same type of elite-level transformation as Lee’s other programs:
- Exceptional obedience
- Calm behavior in the home
- Reliable off-leash control
- Proper manners around guests, dogs, and distractions
- And major improvement in serious behavioral issues
One of the biggest misconceptions in dog training is the belief that behavior problems must be trained “where the problem happens.” In reality, location is largely irrelevant. Dogs do not suddenly become aggressive, reactive, disrespectful, or disobedient because of a living room, sidewalk, park, or neighborhood. The underlying issue is the dog’s state of mind, understanding of rules, level of accountability, and responsiveness to the owner.
A dog that truly respects boundaries will carry that behavior everywhere – not just at home.
The advantage of in-home training is convenience, personalization, and the ability for owners to receive direct guidance in their everyday lifestyle and routines.
Virtual Training Package (Download Dogtor Lee to get started!)
If you need a low cost option, this program is going to outperform your wildest imaginations for what you pay.
Virtual training combines Lee’s online course material with personalized support and guided help through the app, allowing you to receive professional coaching from Lee without needing to travel or attend in-person sessions.
You’ll receive:
- Access to Lee’s online course material in his app called “Dogtor Lee”.
- 100+ step-by-step instructional videos
- Detailed explanations of training concepts and philosophies
- Guided support in the app with the ability to ask questions and receive help throughout the process
The program can help with:
- Basic obedience
- Recall and off-leash control
- Jumping
- Pulling on leash
- Hyperactivity
- Reactivity
- Dog aggression
- Aggression toward people
- Poor manners in the home
- Destructive behaviors
- And severe behavioral problems
If you haven’t already, take a few minutes to watch the following videos.
A Litter of Puppies I rescued and trained in 3 weeks – what other trainer do you know who could actually do this? (1 Min Video)
REAL CLIENT TESTIMONIALS (90 Sec Video)
When does Lee recommend to start training? (2 Min Video)
The Aggression Transformation You Could Also Have (2 Min Video)
WILL MY DOG LOSE HIS PERSONALITY? (1 Min Video)
From WILD to SERVICE DOG (17 Sec Video)