One Dog at a Time

Training programs are offered as private, in-home sessions tailored to individual goals. The Focus & Control program teaches basic obedience and distraction-proofing for dogs with little or no training. The “Leg-Up” Puppy Program targets puppies 7–18 weeks old with house training, bite inhibition, manners, and socialization. Behavior modification begins with a 90-minute consultation to assess the dog’s behavior and create a customized plan, followed by ongoing sessions. All programs include lifetime phone and email support.

Pricing Summary

Private in-home training is $125/hour. Training packages include Focus & Control and “Leg-Up” Puppy Program, each at $500 for five 45-minute sessions. Behavior modification requires an initial 90-minute consultation at $225, followed by $125/hour for additional sessions.

One Dog at a Time is a dog training and behavior modification business based in Shoreline, WA, owned and operated by August Henrich, a certified canine behavior specialist (CCS). The business specializes in humane, force-free training methods grounded in animal behavior science, focusing on strengthening the bond between dogs and their owners. Services include private in-home training and behavior modification for issues like leash reactivity, separation anxiety, barking, jumping, resource guarding, and fearfulness. August has over 15 years of experience working with dogs, including time at the Seattle Humane Society and as a volunteer at PAWS, with a special focus on fearful, aggressive, or reactive dogs. Training is tailored to each dog’s unique personality and needs, and all programs include lifetime phone and email support. The business also offers puppy training, basic obedience, and behavior consultation packages.

In addition to training, August provides dog walking services and is fully insured and licensed. Clients receive personalized plans, detailed handouts, and ongoing support to ensure long-term success. The business serves clients in North Seattle, Shoreline, Edmonds, Lake Forest Park, and Montlake Terrace.

August’s approach emphasizes understanding canine behavior rather than punishment, helping owners build trust and communication with their dogs through positive reinforcement techniques.

Accomplishments

August Henrich is a graduate of the Seattle School of Canine Studies and holds the CCS certification. He has over 200 hours of volunteer experience at PAWS, worked at the Seattle Humane Society’s Behavioral Management Team, and spent two years with a major Seattle dog walking company. He has been operating One Dog at a Time since 2010, specializing in reactive and fearful dogs.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients must complete a questionnaire and schedule an initial consultation. For behavior modification, a 90-minute behavior analysis and consultation is required before beginning training. Clients can contact via phone or the online contact form to begin the process.