Precision K9’s

Approach

Precision K9's frames its method as blending "both knowledge and tools to do things right," which reads as a balanced, tool-inclusive style rather than a strictly positive-only or force-free program. The homepage references "formal education in dog training" and displays a Tom Rose School certification image and a "Certified Master Dog Trainer" badge, though no specific certifying acronyms (CPDT, IACP) are spelled out.

Programs

The range is broad: board & train, behavior modification, puppy training, service dog training, and protection and narcotics work, plus overnight boarding and day training. Programs appear customized to the dog rather than delivered as fixed group classes, and a "calming in-house kennel" supports the board-and-train model.

The spread from pet obedience to protection and detection suggests a working-dog orientation alongside companion training. The site does not state years in business or a lead trainer's name, so owners wanting specifics on the trainer's background or the exact certification behind the "Master Dog Trainer" badge should confirm those directly.