Pet Obedience Training | Los Angeles, CA

Dog Training Services in Los Angeles

One trainer, eleven ways to help, all taught in your home and neighborhood within 50 miles of Los Angeles.

DOG TRAINING SERVICES

Dog Training Services for Every Kind of Problem

Every Happy Paws service is taught one-on-one by Raquel, the only trainer at Happy Paws and one of the most experienced professional dog trainers in Los Angeles. She has trained dogs here since 2011, with BBB A+ since 2016, an AKC training background and 4.9 stars on Google and Yelp. Every service is taught in your home and neighborhood, coaches everyone who handles your dog and is charged by the visit, not the hour. Afterward you get free advice for as long as you need, backed by a 100 percent guarantee. Pick the problem that sounds most like your dog, or call and she will help you choose. Read what clients say.

Raquel's One-Day In-Home Master Class: 3 to 5 hours in your home, charged by the visit, not the hour. Most issues are resolved in that single visit, then park follow-ups and free advice keep you on track.

For dogs who howl, chew or have accidents when left alone, and dogs who are scared of noises, strangers or new places.

Calm, safety-first help for growling, snapping, guarding food or toys and dog aggression. Raquel recommends a vet check when pain could be involved. For aggression toward people, dogs under 35 lbs.

For dogs who bark, lunge or spin at other dogs, people, bikes or skateboards. The goal is a calm walk on the same streets your dog struggles with today.

Anxiety, fear, depression, barking, chewing and the habits other trainers could not change. Raquel finds the root cause, then resets your dog's state of mind.

Sit, stay, come and everyday manners that still work with a doorbell ringing, guests arriving or a squirrel across the street.

Puppy packages for pups under 6 months: house manners, bite control, first cues and early socialization, set up before problems start.

Support for newly adopted dogs: settling in, building trust, house manners and the fears a rescue dog may bring from its past.

For dogs who pull, zigzag or stop dead on walks. Your dog learns to walk beside you, and you learn how to hold the leash and lead calmly.

Guided sessions in real parks that help your dog stay calm and confident around other dogs, people and busy places.

Reliable recall, distance stays and focus around distractions, for dogs who know the basics and families who want more freedom in safe, legal spaces.

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