A Peaceful Pack
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About A Peaceful Pack
What they offer
A Peaceful Pack runs board-and-train programs on a ranch just northwest of Tulsa in Skiatook. Its training page lists two main programs: obedience training of two to three weeks (recall, loose leash walking, place, threshold control and calm household behavior) and intensive training of four to six weeks for serious problems such as aggression, severe anxiety and reactivity. It also describes aggressive dog training, puppy training and what it calls vagus nerve training for anxious dogs.
Who trains
The training page names Hayden Fullingim as owner and lead trainer and says the methods were developed in house.
How the training works
The site describes a balanced method: positive reinforcement builds the behaviors you want, and appropriate, thoughtful pressure addresses the ones you don't, with the focus on calming the dog's nervous system. Problems it lists include pacing and restlessness, growling or biting, barking, pulling, leash reactivity and separation distress.
Beyond training
The ranch also offers overnight boarding in supervised playgroups and day stays, with transport to and from the ranch. It says it serves Tulsa, Owasso, Jenks and the wider metro. The first step is a free assessment call.
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