Private dog training at Pawlorado or in your home — Grand Junction, CO
Stop Your Dog From
Unnecessary Barking, Counter Surfing, Inappropriate Biting, Leash Pulling, Being Agressive, Jumping on People, Running Away, Chewing, Table Begging, Digging in the Yard, Jumping the Fence
with 1-on-1 training
Stop Your Dog From
Unnecessary Barking, Counter Surfing, Inappropriate Biting, Leash Pulling, Being Agressive, Jumping on People, Running Away, Chewing, Table Begging, Digging in the Yard, Jumping the Fence
with 1-on-1 training
Every dog has amazing potential, but without the right guidance, small issues can turn into big frustrations. Professional training helps you build better behavior, clearer communication, and a stronger bond with your dog. If you’re ready for calmer walks and a more responsive companion, now is the time to get started.
Progress depends on your dog, your goals, and consistent practice—and every training plan is tailored to the team in front of us.
Community Service Discounts Available
Honoring Those Who Serve Our Community
Pawlorado is veteran owned. We proudly offer a 15% discount to active-duty military, veterans, fire and rescue personnel, police officers, VA workers, and pet-industry professionals. It is our way of thanking the people who serve our community and care for its animals.
Testimonials from real clients
Happy Dogs. Confident Humans.
Training is about more than obedience, it’s about understanding. Here’s what our clients have shared about their journey with Pawlorado.
Our Dog Training Faq
Sniffing Out the Details For You...
How long will it take to train my dog?
It depends on your goals, your consistency, your patience, and your dog’s ability to manage arousal, persist through learning, and adapt to pressure.
There is no universal timeline—only progress curves. Training can take anywhere from a structured 6-week class to several months, or in some cases one to two years, depending on the outcome you’re aiming for.
Is my dog too old for training?
I have yet to meet a dog that is too old to learn. Training methods change with age and shifting variables, but no—your dog is not too old to train.
Do you train service dogs?
Yes. I have extensive experience training service dogs, including diabetic alert dogs, mobility support dogs, PTSD support dogs, dogs assisting with behavioral health cases, and dogs trained to support children with special needs.
Can you train my dog to be an Emotional Support Animal (ESA)?
Getting an Emotional Support Animal (ESA) is generally a simple process that requires a doctor’s note only.
While formal training isn’t legally required, a reasonable amount of training is strongly recommended, for everyone involved.