About Unleashed Pawtentialll

About Unleashed Pawtentialll

The site opens on the line "Unleash Your Dog's Pawtentialll (Potential)" and offers to "Book A FREE

Phone Consultation." It describes "practical dog training services that are designed to help your

furry friend become a well-behaved and obedient companion," delivered by a trainer who "uses

tailored specific techniques to teach your dog new skills and correct unwanted behaviors."

Approach

Customization is the stated organizing idea: "We understand that every dog is unique, which is why

we offer customized training programs that are tailored to meet the specific needs of each dog and

their owner." The page adds that the trainer works "closely with you to identify the areas that need

improvement and develop a training plan that is effective and enjoyable for both you and your dog."

What the site lists

The services grid is long and each entry carries its own explanation: manners work for a dog

"displaying signs of bad manners towards other dogs, things, or people"; separation anxiety help for

a dog that shows "destructive behavior when left alone"; leash training so a dog will "walk calmly

on a leash"; trick training; agility, described as learning "how to teach your dog to run a agility

course"; potty training; therapy dog training; puppy training covering "the basic commands and

socialization skills they need to thrive"; behavioral consultation for "dogs that are displaying

problematic behavior"; a dedicated lane for stray or rehomed dogs whose issues surface weeks or

months after adoption; an in-home board-and-train where "your dog will live with one of our

experienced trainers"; and public access training so a dog is "well behaved with distractions at

stores and out door restaurants."

How sessions run

The page sets out the formats plainly: a first consult and personalized training plan billed as one

hour, thirty-minute one-on-one sessions over Google Meet, in-person one-on-one sessions where "our

trainer will come to your home and work hands on with you and your dog," and the in-home board and

train, which uses "home life to train your dog how to be a part of your family."

What to ask

The site refers to "our experienced trainer"; ask who that is, what certification and experience they have, and about prices.