About Lakeshore K9

<h2>"Training for real life" in Highland Park</h2><p>Lakeshore K9 leads with the tagline "dog training for real life" and states its mission as providing "an environment that creates a safe, low-stress and healthy home-away-from-home for your family pet through the provision of social, physical and emotional enrichment." The about page frames the goal as helping every dog be a successful part of the family and every person understand their dog's needs, and says the team works to find what best motivates each dog.</p><h3>Training programs</h3><p>The training page lists private lessons in the home or at the facility, focused on one skill per lesson; a Day Training program in which the dog attends Monday through Friday for training, play time and pack walks with a private lesson on Friday, offered in 5-day and 10-day packages; and Boarding School, described as one to four weeks of focused training with field trips for real-life practice plus play time and enrichment. An advanced obedience program of one to four weeks is described as adding distractions and advanced commands including sit stay, down stay and recall. All training programs are said to include follow-up lessons so owners can reinforce the training at home. The site also offers a free phone consultation with a trainer.</p><h3>Puppies and other services</h3><p>A Puppy Footprints six-week video series is published with prices on the training page: $150 for the video series, $225 for the guided series including two virtual lessons, and $300 for the guided plus series including two virtual lessons and weekly accountability check-ins, with additional virtual lessons at $25 each. Beyond training, the site's menu lists overnight boarding, daycare, puppy preschool, an indoor playground and a loyalty membership.</p><h3>Philosophy and team</h3><p>The about page sets out three principles the team says it practices across all services: timing, which links behavior with consequence; consistency, which creates a good attitude; and motivation, which influences decision-making. It names Jordan Aaron as owner and lead trainer, describing a compassionate approach and listing him as Pet First Aid and CPR certified, and names Liz Aaron as co-owner.</p>