Typical range$150 to $350per lesson packageGeneral estimates only. Prices vary by trainer, puppy and market.
What a puppy package usually holds
- A potty schedule built around your yard, condo balcony or lanai.
- Safe chewing choices that protect hands, shoes and furniture.
- Leash basics that start indoors and move to the sidewalk.
- Gentle handling of paws, ears and collars so vet visits stay calm.
- Short cue practice for sit, down and name response.
Towns in this guide. Around Collier County.
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Good questions
Before you begin.
When can a puppy start lessons?
Most trainers ask that your veterinarian has cleared the puppy for outings first. Home-based work can begin sooner, since many skills need no outing at all.
How long does a package take?
Packages often run a few weeks with a lesson each week. The daily practice between lessons does most of the work.
Is a package worth it for a first puppy?
It can be, since a trainer helps you spot small problems early. Ask what is included and how support between lessons works before paying.
What if my puppy is a small breed?
Small puppies learn the same basics, though their potty needs and leash gear differ. A good trainer adjusts the plan to the dog's size.