Ices Honor

Training programs are structured as one-time purchases with specific focus areas: New Puppy Training installs foundational reward systems for puppies 7–20 weeks old; Basic Obedience teaches core commands; Behavior Modification addresses specific issues like reactivity or fear; Emotional Support Animal Training prepares dogs for emotional support roles; Therapy Dog Training certifies dogs for therapeutic settings; Service Dog Training trains dogs for specific tasks like bracing or alerting to PTSD triggers. Programs are delivered through private sessions, potentially in-home or at a facility, with no group classes mentioned.

Pricing Summary

Training services are priced as one-time purchases: New Puppy Training ($100), Basic Obedience ($120), Emotional Support Animal Training ($125), Therapy Dog Training ($130), Behavior Modification ($150), and Service Dog Training ($175). Service Dog Training also offers a subscription option at $140 per week for 6 payments. Products include freeze-dried treats ($18.99), enzymatic cleaner ($19.95), and dog supplement ($34.99), all currently sold out or coming soon.

Ice’s Honor is a dog training business founded by Lyndon, a certified professional dog trainer and service dog trainer, inspired by the life and legacy of his service dog, Ice. The business offers training services for puppies, basic obedience, behavior modification, emotional support animals, therapy dogs, and service dogs, all rooted in the values of service, loyalty, and connection.

Lyndon’s background includes professional certification from Animal Behavior College and Bergin University of Canine Studies, as well as hands-on experience training service dogs for veterans with PTSD through the nonprofit Heel the Heroes, which he co-founded. Training is designed to build strong human-canine bonds using reward-based methods, with a focus on real-life applications and emotional support.

In addition to training, Ice’s Honor sells canine wellness products like freeze-dried treats and enzymatic cleaners. The business honors Ice’s legacy by helping families create structured, compassionate relationships with their dogs.

Lyndon’s personal journey as a Marine veteran and his deep experience working with high-needs dogs, including Alaskan Malamutes and Huskies, provide unique insight into motivation, reactivity, and emotional trauma in dogs. His training approach is informed by years of working with veterans and animals in therapeutic settings, making him especially skilled in handling complex behavioral issues and service dog tasks.

While the website does not explicitly mention grooming, boarding, or walking services, it does offer related pet wellness products, positioning Ice’s Honor as a canine lifestyle brand focused on holistic dog care through training and products.

Accomplishments

Lyndon is a certified professional dog trainer and service dog trainer, having graduated from Animal Behavior College and Bergin University of Canine Studies. He co-founded the nonprofit Heel the Heroes, which placed 13 fully trained service dogs for veterans between 2015 and 2020.

Ice, his service Husky, was certified as a service dog and recognized nationally, including a tribute at Yankee Stadium. Ice and Lyndon were featured on national television for their work in canine-assisted therapy.

How to Get Started!

Interested clients can fill out a contact form on the website or call to schedule a consultation. Training services are purchased directly through the website’s services store, with no explicit initial evaluation process described.