Help U Train

Group classes are 8-week or 6-week programs offered twice yearly at Pensacola State College campuses in Warrington and Milton, focusing on obedience, CGC, and public access skills. Private lessons are available for home or on-location training. Board-and-train programs are 10-day intensive sessions for pet or service dogs. Cyber Rally-O is a self-paced, at-home training format with titles earned remotely. Service dog training includes task development, public access prep, and house helper training. All programs emphasize positive reinforcement and clicker training.

Pricing Summary

Private lessons are $60/hour. Board-and-train boot camp for pet dogs is $600. Service dog training for documented ADA disabilities uses sliding scale pricing. House training services are $500/week. Group classes are offered through Pensacola State College with fees set by the college.

Policies

It is a misdemeanor to misrepresent oneself as disabled or a dog as a service dog; Help U Train will not tolerate or condone misrepresentation.

Help U Train is a dog training business serving Pensacola, Pace, Milton, Cantonment, Atmore, and Brewton, specializing in owner-trained service dogs and pet dog manners. They offer group classes through Pensacola State College’s Continuing Education program at the Warrington and Milton campuses, with sessions in fall and spring. Private lessons are available for home or on-location training, and they provide board-and-train boot camps for pet and service dogs. They specialize in service dog tasks for mobility, balance, PTSD, diabetic and seizure alert, and house helpers—service dogs trained for in-home tasks. Their training combines Top Dog program methods with positive clicker training. They also breed purpose-bred Double Doodles for service dog potential and are an AKC Canine Good Citizen evaluator. Free phone consultations are offered for house training, and they provide downloadable resources on service dog laws, selection, and emergency data.

They offer Cyber Rally-O, a backyard training format ideal for dogs or owners who can’t handle public settings, and they support therapy dog certification through Therapy Pets Unlimited. Their approach emphasizes building owner-dog bonds through positive reinforcement and practical, real-world task training.

Cindy, the primary trainer, is approved as a Therapy Pets Unlimited evaluator and has been recognized by students for her enthusiasm, clear instruction, and positive training methods.

Accomplishments

Cindy is an AKC Canine Good Citizen evaluator and an approved evaluator for Therapy Pets Unlimited. She uses the Top Dog training program and clicker training methods. She breeds purpose-bred Double Doodles for service dog potential.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can contact via phone or email to schedule a free house training consultation. Group classes require registration through Pensacola State College Continuing Education. Private lessons and board-and-train programs are arranged directly with the trainer.