About SK Dog Training

About SK Dog Training

SK Dog Training & Behavioral Modification is Katie Cmejrek's practice, on 734-904-7667 /

skdogtraining@gmail.com. Katie "currently lives on her mini-farm near Ann Arbor with her dogs & cats

who thinks they are dogs and her daughter."

Services and prices

– **Private In Home Training** — "Our trainer will come to your home and work on anything from basic

obedience to a specific behavioral issue." $125 for one session (in home or virtual); $300 for a

three-session package; $500 for a five-session package. Packages are "only available in certain

areas" and individual sessions "can not be refunded once purchased".

– **Board & Train** — "Our Trainer can handle anything from teaching your dog basic commands to

reactive dogs who need a little extra attention. A Board & Train is a more intense training

program that is customized to fit your needs." $1,100 for a 7-day refresh (restrictions apply),

$2,200 for 14 days, $3,300 for 21 days, $4,400 for 28 days. "All Board & Train programs include a

minimum of one in home training session when your dog comes back home. Cost of all Board & Trains

includes equipment if required."

– **Puppy Set Up** — $200 per session, minimum two hours. "Our trainer will come to your home and

consult with you on crate set up, puppy-proofing as well as a custom housebreaking plan."

– **Boarding** — $50 per evening, for current clients only. "We are not a boarding facility, your

dog will stay in our home and have someone with them for the one on one attention they might

need."

– **Bath** — $50 per bath for board & train or boarding dogs. "We do not have the ability to do a

full groom, but if you are in the Ann Arbor/Dexter area, please feel free to contact us for a

referral."

– **Pick up & drop off** — available to certain areas for an additional fee; contact for details.

The trainer

"Katie Cmejrek started professionally training dogs in 2003 after a mentorship." She "has always had

a strong passion for working with dogs and people together to create a bond built on trust and

respect. Keeping calm, but strong energy is her goal when working with dogs to create a polite &

calm member of the family." She is "a member if the Association of Professional Dog Trainers

(APDT)", has "trained dogs in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Colorado, and California professionally and

feels comfortable working with many tools to help customize a program for every individual dog and

family." Continuing education is described as "a very important aspect of being a balanced trainer".