Custom Dog Training Built for Real Life
Training can feel overwhelming. A quick call (or Club Doghouse) helps you get a clear plan — without pressure or judgment. Custom K-9 provides custom dog training through online support, in-person sessions, and ethical service dog guidance. Our approach focuses on clear communication, consistency, and long-term success for dogs and their humans.
— Megan R., Luna
"Club Doghouse gave us structure, and the in-person sessions sharpened everything. I finally feel confident handling my dog in real life."
— Jason T., Bear
“Training stopped feeling random. Club Doghouse kept us consistent, and in-person sessions helped it all click.”
— Rachel S., Milo
“In-person training was great. Club Doghouse made the progress actually stick.”
How training works with us
Most families follow this path:
Start online
Build calm foundations at home with clear, step-by-step guidance. Available in app and website form, you can play videos and learn from anywhere, anytime!
Train in the real world
Join group classes or workshops once the basics are solid. Empower your dog to learn anywhere, anytime, and teach them to be calm and confident companions.
Stay supported
Keep progress going with ongoing online support. Daily emotional support, weekly training guides, monthly courses and live video support, in-person and online workshops and more!
Why people trust Custom K-9
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Service dog experience (programs + standards)
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Real-world obedience focus (not just tricks)
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Online teaching built for busy families
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Books / media / community education
Learn more about our training philosophy and how we work with dog owners.
Every great dog-human partnership starts with support.
Not sure what path fits your dog?
We’ll listen first. Then we’ll help.
📞 Let’s explore together— Chris D., Scout
“This felt less like a program and more like having a trainer in our corner—every week.”
— Emily P., Oakley
“Club Doghouse filled the gaps between sessions. Everything felt calmer and more consistent fast.”
— Mark L., with Rosie
“Simple, steady, and effective. This is the first time training has actually felt doable.”
