Private dog training / Nampa + Treasure Valley
Less friction.
More life
with your dog.
One-on-one training with Aaron Presley. Build clearer communication, everyday manners, and skills you can practice together.
Adult consultations $75 Puppy consultations free
01 / Find your starting point
What would make
everyday easier?
Start with what is happening now. Aaron can help you decide where to begin.
02 / Your trainer, Aaron Presley
Train the dog.
Teach the owner.
The lesson is only part of the work. What you practice together afterward matters.
Aaron works one-on-one with dogs and their people in Nampa and the Treasure Valley. Training starts with your dog, your household, and the moments you want to handle better. Owner coaching is part of the plan, so the work continues at home.
Get to know the approach03 / In an owner's words
Owner experience
“He’s also excellent in helping everyone in the family understand how to work with the puppy. … Aaron is an excellent trainer for the puppy and an excellent teacher for us.”
04 / Private lessons, clear pricing
A plan that fits.
Not a guessing game.
The consultation comes first. Aaron recommends a starting point based on your dog and your goals.
A 6-lesson plan is available when it is the better fit. Adult consultations are $75; puppy consultations are free. Behavior concerns start with an evaluation, not a package promise.
Find the right starting point05 / How it starts
A conversation.
Then a way forward.
- 01
Tell Aaron what is happening.
Your dog's history, your concerns, and what you want to work toward.
- 02
Choose the right starting point.
A consultation or evaluation before a final training plan.
- 03
Practice together.
Private lessons and owner coaching for the situations that matter in daily life.
Questions
Before you start
Nampa based / Treasure Valley + Idaho
Let's talk
about your dog.
Nampa, Caldwell, Meridian, Kuna, Eagle, Boise, Star, and Middleton. Travel elsewhere in Idaho is quoted before booking.
Illustrative photography: Haberdoedas and Alvan Nee / Unsplash. Pictured dogs are not presented as Aaron's clients.