NeuroDog Training LLC is an AKC CGC Evaluator
Dianne Keck is Certified through Karen Pryor Academy
Dianne Keck is a CERTIFIED SERVICE DOG COACH
Dianne Keck is A FEAR FREE CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL
Service details
Private In-Person Lessons
Private lessons take place in your home if you are local to the Phoenix metro area of Arizona. Depending on our training goals, we may meet at a public place such as a hardware store or a public park to work on skills in a public setting. Lessons will focus on teaching you how to work with your dog.
Private lessons will teach skills that are relevant to your goals. That can range anywhere from new puppy training, to addressing a specific in-home behavior, to working on more concerning behavioral issues, such as fear of strangers. Dianne will also make recommendations for additional skills that will help you and your dog be successful during the consultation. You will be given exercises to work on so that you know exactly what to do at the conclusion of the lesson and have a solid plan of action in place.
Virtual Private Lessons
Virtual lessons do all of the same things that in-person private lessons accomplish. Lessons feature a significant amount of live coaching so that you are getting expert, in-the-moment advice on how to train your dog. The only difference is that, when necessary, instead of demonstrating with your dog, Dianne will demonstrate with a dog at her house. Virtual lessons have proven to be successful for many people wanting to work with their family pet, or to train facility, therapy, and service dogs.
Dianne currently trains numerous Service Dog Teams across the country via exclusively virtual training with great success!
Service, Therapy, Facility, and Emotional Support Dogs
In addition to family pets, Dianne works with families wanting to acquire and train working dogs. Dianne also works with those who already have a working dog, but want to refine aspects of their training.
Dianne works with families to procure an ideal puppy and to train the dog as it becomes a working dog.
Tutoring for K-12
In these sessions, the focus is on the collaborative learning between the student and the animal. We often work with dogs, but students may choose to work with cats, horses, pigs, or other animals. Students may borrow an animal for the lessons, as well. The purpose is for Students to gain hands-on experience to understand the science of behavior and how it would apply to a variety of careers working with animals. In addition, it can strengthen the bond between the child and the animal and have the benefit of teaching the animal new skills, as well!