At Take me by the paw we believe in second chances, we don't believe any animal is too damaged, or too far gone. We build trust, meeting each dog with compassion, clarity, and respect.
Individual sessions and package pricing
We offer a range of specialized services tailored to meet your individual needs.
*Packages include an initial assessment, 3 follow up sessions and a groom/ bath
Initial assessment
$125
We take the time to get to know your dog’s history, behavior, and the goals you wish to achieve and we build a training plan specific to their needs.
Puppy Obedience Training
By 60 Minute Session- $75.00
Or
As a package- $345.00*
Build early confidence and good manners through pawsitive guidance, clear communication, and playful learning—Perfect for growing pups.
Obedience & Manners
60 min Session- $100.00
Or
As a package- $415.00*
Build a strong foundation of trust, communication, and everyday ease. Our pawsitive training methods help establish healthy boundries by learning essential skills like leash walking, socialization, polite greetings, and more.
Behavioral Support
60 Minute Session- $120.00
Or
As a package- $475.00*
Addresses fear, anxiety, reactivity, or trauma. We offer gentle, individualized support rooted in empathy and science. We help in understanding your dog’s emotional landscape in order to create a safe path toward healing, resilience, and peace.
Service Dog prep
Evaluation only $85.00
Once evaluated we will customized a training plan perfect for you.
Canine Good Citizen preparation-Training for the Canine Good Citizen test not only enhances your dog’s behavior but also strengthens your relationship and opens up new opportunities for both of you. We guide you and you become the trainer. Investing time in this training will lead to lasting benefits for you and your canine companion. The Canine Good Citizen test consists of ten basic exercises that demonstrate your dog’s ability to behave appropriately in different social scenarios. The test is designed to assess a dog’s general behavior, temperament, and obedience, ensuring they are well-mannered and stable in both public and private settings. The exercises include tasks such as walking on a loose leash, sitting politely for petting, staying in place, and greeting strangers calmly. Although the CGC is not required for service dogs it proves to be a great foundation for such an important role as a service or therapy dog. We will also go over laws and regulations for service animals so that you have the information you need. It's recommended your Canine companion should be at least a year old and already have a basic obedience foundation.
