Dog Obedience & Behavior Training
Hennur Gardens
I help you train your dog for real-life situations, from toilet habits to leash walking and tough behaviors, with practical routines you and your family can follow every day.
Pricing Guide
Puppy Foundation & Socialization
Core Training Schedule
- 12 in-person sessions conducted over 4 weeks (3 sessions per week).
- Location: Primarily indoors with gradual transitions to immediate outdoors.
- Session Length: 45 to 60 minutes per visit.
Hard Skills & Commands
- Potty Training: Schedule creation and accident management.
- Bite Inhibition: Techniques to stop puppy mouthing on hands and furniture.
- Leash Introduction: Positive association to prevent pulling.
- Basic Cues: Name recognition, Sit, Down, and Go Back.
- Crate Training: Introduction to the crate as a safe space.
Socialization & Exposure
- Texture Training: Exposure to grass, pavement, sand, and tiles.
- Sound Desensitization: Controlled exposure to triggers like pressure cooker whistles and doorbells.
- Handling Drills: Preparation for vet visits (touching paws, ears, teeth).
- Owner Coaching: Advice on feeding times versus potty times.
Adult Dog Obedience & Leash Control
Walk & Control Structure
- Frequency: 12 sessions per month (3x weekly).
- Environment: Progresses from indoors to building compounds and public streets.
- Loose Leash Walking: Correction of pulling behavior to keep dog beside handler.
- Tool Conditioning: Proper use of training tools for communication.
Impulse Control Commands
- The Leave It: Non-negotiable command for avoiding street trash.
- Duration Stay: Sit and Stay while owner walks away.
- Recall: Long-line training in open fields for return-on-command.
Engagement & Enrichment
- Structured Play: Teaching Tug mechanics to build drive.
- Mental Tasks: Weaving through cones and treat-finding games.
- Neutrality Training: Teaching the dog to ignore passersby and other animals.
Reactivity Rehab & Behavior Modification
Behavioral Assessment & Safety
- Root Cause Analysis: Identifying triggers (fear-based vs. dominance-based).
- Muzzle Conditioning: Positive introduction to basket muzzles for safety.
- Threshold Management: Teaching owners to read body language before reactions occur.
Rehabilitation Techniques
- Demo Dog Setup: Use of trainer's calm dog for parallel walking drills.
- Counter-Conditioning: Changing emotional responses to triggers using high-value rewards.
- Desensitization: Gradual exposure to stressors like traffic and strangers.
Lifestyle & Handling
- Handler Coaching: Leash mechanics for outbursts (U-turns, emergency blocks).
- Indoor Calmness: Protocols for guests arriving and door boundaries.
- Confidence Building: Agility-style games and obstacle work.
About Dog Obedience & Behavior Training
My Training Style: Real Talk
Honestly, if you can't make time, toh dog bhi mat lao ghar pe (just don't bring a dog home). Training your dog isn't a shortcut or a quick fix - it's a lifestyle. I guide you, but you and your family have to put in the effort. Consistency is everything. This is about building trust, not just teaching tricks.
Starting Young: Puppy Basics
Early training is best. My puppy approach is practical:
- Toilet routine setup from day one (puppy toilet training tips)
- Getting your pup comfortable with leash and collar
- Introductions to new surfaces, objects, and sounds so your dog gets confident, not scared
- Basic manners, indoors and outside
Essential Skills & Everyday Life
Training goes beyond sit and stay. I focus on:
- Obedience commands, practiced with distractions
- Leash pulling solutions, so walks aren't a daily struggle
- Calm, loose leash walking even with multiple dogs
- Reliable recall training - your dog comes back every time
Tackling Tough Behaviors
Not every dog is easy. I help with:
- Dog reactivity management, using my own demo dog and controlled setups
- Teaching neutrality, not forced friendship with every dog
- Household manners for dogs - calm at doorbells, guests, and when you leave
- Desensitizing to noises, vet visits, and introducing muzzle training for safety
Making It Fun
Training isn't boring. I show you how to play games like Tug to boost confidence and reinforce commands. Giving dogs daily tasks keeps them happy and sharp. It's about working together and actually enjoying your bond.
Meet your Expert
Canine Coach Disha
22 connects in last 3 months
My Story
I’m Disha, certified canine trainer, but honestly, I’m just Duggu’s mom first. Duggu’s my jaan, my demo dog, my partner in all things dog. You’ll spot him in most pics, being the goodest boy since 2022. मेरी छोटी सी दुनिया (my small world) is just me, my dogs, and this work. It’s not a job, it’s my heart. Patience, intent, and those moments when a dog finally clicks with their human—nothing beats that. Grateful every day.
My Work
Canine Training & Homeboarding - I offer puppy socialization sessions, advanced obedience for GSDs, leash walking, reactivity management for dogs, and homeboarding for anxious dogs.
Training is a Daily Thing - Dog training isn’t a quick fix. It’s a routine—practice every day, everywhere, for life.
Real Socialization - Socialization isn’t playdates—it’s teaching dogs to be neutral and calm in any situation.
Safety Comes First - If your dog’s reactive, leash them up. हमारा काम है उन पर काम करना, पर सेफ्टी सबकी जरूरी है (Our job is to work with them, but safety matters for all).
