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Group classes are 6-week programs for puppies (0-12 months) and adult dogs (12+ months), held weekly at Creature Comfort Animal Clinic. Private sessions are tailored to individual needs, focusing on behavior issues or specific training goals. Day training involves two days per week of structured training and socialization at the clinic for four weeks, followed by a one-hour owner session to learn how to maintain and generalize the dog’s new skills.

Pricing Summary

Group classes cost $145 for a 6-week program. Private sessions are $165 for an initial consultation and $100 per hour thereafter. Day training is $190 per day or $1520 prepaid for a 4-week intensive program, which includes a one-hour owner follow-up session.

Corrie Walters, a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA-CTP), offers dog training services in Arlington, Texas, and surrounding areas. She provides group classes for puppies and adult dogs, private one-on-one sessions, and day training programs held at Creature Comfort Animal Clinic. Her approach is rooted in positive reinforcement, with a focus on teaching owners how to effectively communicate with and train their dogs. Corrie has over 20 years of experience working in veterinary medicine and has personally rehabilitated and rehomed more than 100 dogs and 20 cats. She uses her own dogs as demonstration animals in group classes and emphasizes building strong owner-dog relationships through observation, clicker training, and behavior problem solving.

Her day training program is ideal for busy owners who want their dogs to learn foundation skills without daily home training. Dogs attend the clinic two days per week for structured sessions and socialization, followed by a one-hour owner session to transition skills into daily life. Group classes cover basic obedience, recall, self-control, and clicker mechanics, while private sessions address specific issues like fearfulness, aggression, or reactivity.

Corrie also shares educational resources including clicker training videos, the book “Puppy Start Right,” and links to PetPlace.com for pet health information. She actively supports animal rescue and features success stories of rehabilitated dogs on her website, including a former stray now training to be a therapy dog.

Accomplishments

Corrie Walters is a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner (KPA-CTP). She has over 20 years of experience in veterinary medicine and has personally rehabilitated and rehomed over 100 dogs and 20 cats. She uses her own rescued dogs as demonstration animals in training classes and actively contributes to animal welfare through rescue efforts.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients should contact Corrie by phone or email to register for group classes or schedule a private consultation. Registration forms are available for download and must be brought to the first session. For day training or private sessions, contact to reserve a spot and receive program details.