A Howling Good Time Dog Training LLC

Training begins with a complimentary in-person evaluation after a phone consultation. Based on the dog’s behavior, clients are recommended one of four programs: private lessons, day training, board and train, or boarding. Programs are structured around the five-pillar training system and include hands-on instruction for owners to reinforce skills at home. Board and train programs last 2–4 weeks, while day training involves daily sessions. Consistency and homework are emphasized for long-term success.

Pricing Summary

Programs require a 35% deposit to reserve a spot, with the remaining balance due on the first day of training. Payments can be made in installments via buy-now-pay-later services. Training tools are purchased separately. Pricing details are not listed publicly and require a consultation.

Policies

Any dog deemed too risky for public training due to behavior will not participate in public sessions. Dogs must be able to handle public outings. A 35% deposit is required to reserve a spot; deposits are non-refundable but may be applied to rescheduled sessions if notified in advance. Training tools are not included in program pricing.

At A Howling Good Time Dog Training, owner and head trainer Tyrese Evans offers professional dog training and pet boarding services with over eight years of experience. They specialize in behavior modification, obedience training, and building strong owner-dog bonds using a five-pillar system: Reward, Obedience, Engagement/Socialization, Behavior Modification, and Management. Their approach combines positive reinforcement with structured corrections, tailored to each dog’s temperament and needs. Services include private lessons, day training, board and train programs, and boarding. Tyrese holds formal education in professional dog training and behavior science, completed an internship at an established training company, and volunteered at the Humane Society. They work with all breeds and ages, from puppies to seniors, and address issues like leash reactivity, resource guarding, jumping, barking, separation anxiety, and fearfulness. Training is conducted at their facility, and owners are taught how to continue progress at home. They emphasize honesty, patience, and hard work over quick fixes.

In addition to training, they offer pet boarding and day care services, ensuring dogs are cared for in a structured, safe environment. Their clients report significant improvements in dog behavior and owner confidence, with many noting long-term support from Tyrese even after program completion.

Accomplishments

Tyrese Evans holds formal education in professional dog training and behavior science, completed an internship at an established dog training company, and volunteered at the Humane Society. He has over eight years of hands-on experience training dogs of all breeds and behavioral issues.

How to Get Started!

Begin with a phone consultation to discuss your dog’s behavior needs, followed by a complimentary in-person evaluation. Based on the assessment, the trainer will recommend the most suitable program—private, day, board and train, or boarding.