We work with one dog and one household at a time. No group drills, no packages you have to grow into — the plan is built around the dog in front of us and the life it actually lives.
Most people come to us after something has already gone wrong. That's a fine place to start. We slow everything down, gather evidence, and rebuild from what your dog can already do.
Changing what tension on the lead means, in both directions.
Distance work with other dogs, bikes, joggers and doorways.
Built from the long line outwards, never from shouting.
Teaching a body that never lands how to settle again.
Seconds first, then minutes. Measured, never left to cry.
Guests, cafés, the vet, the car, the front door at 7am.
Twenty free minutes. You describe the situation, we say honestly whether we can help — and what it will realistically take.
Ninety minutes at your home. Mostly observation, a little coffee, almost no exercises — we watch the situation that keeps going wrong.
Written and sent within 48 hours: three exercises, ten minutes a day, in plain language — no jargon, no homework you'll quietly abandon.
Sessions every two to three weeks, with messages and video review in between. We stop when you no longer need us — not a session later.
Travel included within 20 km of Einsiedeln.
90 minutes with a written plan. Right for one specific problem, or a second opinion.
Spread over three to four months — the realistic timeline for reactivity, recall and separation.
Three hours plus a written report — for aggression and bite history, often alongside your vet.
“We stopped walking at six in the morning to avoid other dogs. Now we walk at four in the afternoon, through the village, and nothing happens.”
Marina & Juno — Rottweiler, 4 years
Five sessions · 5 months
Leash and recall work usually shows in three to six weeks. Reactivity and separation take three to six months. Anyone who promises you a weekend fix is selling suppression, not training.
A flat collar or a well-fitted harness, a long line, food, and time. No prong collars, no e-collars, no spray bottles — ever, for any dog, for any reason.
Yes — everyone who walks the dog, ideally. We don't train dogs behind their people's backs; the ten minutes a day are yours, not ours.
Then we start with the behaviour assessment, not a normal session — and often alongside your vet. Please say so on the phone; it changes nothing about whether we'll work with you.