Dog World Order

Programs include private in-home behavior modification sessions, group classes, 2–4 week board and train programs, and structured pack walks requiring a 6-session socialization period. Training focuses on dog psychology, family involvement, and real-life behavior correction. All programs are customized to the dog’s needs and the owner’s lifestyle.

Pricing Summary

Private in-home consultations: $180–$250 depending on distance; virtual consults: $100/hour. Board and train: $140/day with a 2-week minimum. Pack walks: $55 initial session, $50 after adjustment; minimum two per week. Doggie daycare: $55–$70/day depending on duration. Group classes offered through Charter Oak Adult School.

Dog World Order is a dog training and behavior services provider led by Alan, a certified dog behaviorist with extensive experience in dog psychology and rehabilitation. They offer private in-home consultations, group classes, board and train programs, pack walks, dog sitting, doggie daycare, and behavior modification services. Their unique advantage lies in teaching pet parents not just how to train their dogs, but how to understand dog behavior and psychology to build a lifelong balanced relationship. They use reward-based techniques and emphasize nonverbal communication, body language, and natural training methods over treat-dependent tricks. They also offer services in Spanish and prioritize family involvement in training. Their team is Pet Tech & CPR certified, and they work with all breeds and life stages, including shelter and rescue dogs.

They are proud to have trained dogs for the American Rescue Dog Show on Hallmark Channel for three consecutive years and actively participate in community programs like the Pawsitive Change Program, which includes education in schools and rehabilitation work in prisons.

They provide flexible scheduling with in-home visits, group sessions, and facility-based services across Southern California and the Inland Empire.

Accomplishments

Alan is a former Animal Control Officer, Undercover Animal Cruelty Investigator, Head Trainer at multiple Petco locations, and Dog Behaviorist for Pasadena Humane Society and Friends of Upland Animal Shelter. He completed Cesar Millan’s Dog Psychology Course and observed behaviorists Todd Langston and Linn Boyke. He has trained dogs for the American Rescue Dog Show on Hallmark Channel for three consecutive years.

How to Get Started!

Client engagement begins with an initial consultation—either in-home ($180–$250) or virtual ($100)—to assess the dog’s behavior and create a customized plan. For pack walks, dogs must complete six introductory sessions before joining the group.