Model Citizen Canine

Dog Trainer in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Training so you have the freedom to enjoy 

owning a dog!

Dog Trainer in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Training so you have the freedom to enjoy owning a dog!

Model Canine Citizen Dog Training in Colorado Springs, Colorado

Do you wish your dog would listen, even when you have people over and even when you go out to the park? And even when you don’t have a treat?

What about even when there are a ton of interesting things going on, capturing your dog’s attention?

It is challenging to do simple things, like take a walk down the street or through a park or sit outdoors at a restaurant in public, when your dog is not properly trained in obedience.

Having an obedient dog seems hard to imagine when your dog or puppy is barking, biting, misbehaving, or just not listening. Model Citizen Canine, Colorado Springs dog training, is here to help your dog learn obedience, and strengthen the bond between owner and canine. 

Together in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area,  we’ll make sure your dog walks next to you so you have fun, peaceful walks, listens around the house – even when they have no leash on – and out in public, as well.

You will finally be able to truly enjoy having a dog!

Our programs for dog training in Colorado Springs are perfect for busy families, whether you have a few minor behaviors you’d like help with or your dog has more severe things going on.

Give us a call anytime and let us know what’s happening right now and what you wish would be happening instead. (931) 346 3191

Our Programmes

Fast Five

Our quick and intensive training program for essential dog obedience.

Jumpstart

A comprehensive training course for puppies and dogs, focusing on basic obedience and socialization.

Canine Good Citizen

Advanced training to transform your dog into a well-behaved and confident companion.

Private Lesson

Personalized one-on-one training sessions tailored to your dog’s unique needs and your specific goals.

About Amanda

Amanda has been training dogs professionally for the last 20 years. She started with dog training in a sport called Schutzhund.

It’s a three phase sport including tracking, obedience and protection. She competed in the regional and national levels with her Belgian Malinois, Rita, a rescue named for a hurricane!

Amanda researched Schutzhund clubs in her area and found a top level competitor and trainer in Phil Hoelcher.

Phil had competed multiple times at national and world levels, so as a mentor, Amanda couldn’t have been luckier to find him in her area and willing to work with he

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