Every Dog Behavior and Training (South)

Programs include puppy kindergarten (8–14 weeks), puppy first and second grade (4–6 months), agility training, manners classes, and behavior consulting. Group classes run for 6 weeks with multiple weekly time slots.

Private training begins with a virtual consultation, followed by in-home or facility sessions. Virtual classes and online resources are available.

Programs are ongoing and tailored to individual needs without fixed timelines.

Pricing Summary

Private training ranges from $95 to $165 per hour depending on location and service type. Group classes are $198 for a 6-week program.

Financial assistance is available for all programs. Emergency virtual consultations are $200.

Pricing varies by program, but no dog is turned away due to cost.

Policies

Financial assistance is available upon request. A virtual consultation is required before in-person training.

If a client is not a good fit, they are referred to other certified trainers. No mention of cancellation or rescheduling policies is provided.

Every Dog Behavior and Training is a nonprofit organization based in Austin, TX, dedicated to providing accessible, ethical, and positive reinforcement-based dog training and behavior support to all dog owners. They offer group classes, private in-home training, and virtual sessions for puppies, adult dogs, and dogs with behavior challenges such as fear, anxiety, aggression, and separation anxiety.

Their certified trainers focus exclusively on reward-based methods, avoiding aversive tools like shock, prong, or choke collars. They provide financial assistance to ensure cost is never a barrier, offer Spanish-language training, and maintain a referral list of other certified positive trainers in Austin.

They also host free webinars, educational resources, and have dedicated puppy programs starting as early as 8 weeks old, emphasizing early socialization and foundational skills.

Their services are available at two facilities in North and South Austin, with in-home training throughout the city and virtual options for those outside the service area. They prioritize the human-dog relationship, offering ongoing support and team-based care to help owners succeed. Even if they’re not the right fit, they help connect clients with other qualified trainers.

They also offer specialty programs like agility, nosework, and puppy day school, and provide resources including training videos, handouts, and a library of educational content for dog owners.

Accomplishments

All trainers are certified or working toward nationally recognized credentials such as CPDT-KA, CBCC-KA, IAABC-CDBC, and KPA-CTP. The organization is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to make ethical training accessible. They provide continuing education through conferences, workshops, and mentorships.

How to Get Started!

Begin with a virtual consultation to discuss your dog’s needs and develop a personalized plan. Clients can also join a virtual orientation or fill out a training form if unsure which service is right. Puppy owners can enroll directly in puppy classes or private sessions.