Dog Logic

Group classes include Life Skills ($200), Level 2 Obedience ($150), Puppy Preschool ($150), and K9 Challenge ($150). Private lessons and board and train programs are customized to individual needs. Training occurs at the facility and in public settings. Programs emphasize foundational skills, distraction work, and real-world application with written materials provided. Advanced classes include Rally, Agility, Reactive Rover, and Coaching for Competition.

Pricing Summary

Private lessons start at $125 per session with a $50 non-refundable consultation fee. Phone consults are $50/hour. Board and train programs start at $4,000 + tax. Group classes range from $150–$200 for 6-week sessions. Daycare is $35 per dog, including tax.

Policies

Initial consultation fee is non-refundable. Board and train pricing includes written support materials. Daycare requires an interview for enrollment. Travel rate of $25 applies outside a 25-mile radius.

Dog Logic is a premier dog training center in Fort Edward, New York, offering a holistic approach to dog care and training called the “Balance Point.” They provide private lessons, group obedience classes, board and train programs, and dog daycare services. Their team, led by Elizabeth Lajeunesse with over 25 years of experience, specializes in behavior modification for reactive and aggressive dogs, and emphasizes owner education to improve communication and strengthen the human-dog bond. Classes are positive, motivational, and family-friendly, with curriculum options ranging from Puppy Preschool to advanced K9 Challenge and competition training. They also offer travel services for in-home training and public venue sessions to reinforce skills in real-world settings.

Dog Logic’s facility includes supervised daycare with indoor and outdoor play, nap times, and meals, and they require an interview for enrollment. Their board and train program includes daily training, exercise, and public exposure, with written materials provided. They serve clients seeking basic obedience, leash manners, reactivity, resource guarding, and socialization, and their training methods are rooted in relationship-based, rewards-driven techniques with clear structure and consistency.

Accomplishments

Elizabeth Lajeunesse has been featured on The Rachael Ray Show and is recommended by veterinarians, breeders, rescues, state agencies, and legal professionals. She operates a large-scale training school and has trained dogs for search and rescue, aggression rehabilitation, and litigation cases.

How to Get Started!

Client engagement begins with a $50 consultation (phone or Zoom) to assess needs. For group classes, clients are directed to contact the facility for current schedules and registration. Board and train applicants must contact directly to discuss goals and program length.