Red Hot Heelers Dog Training LLC

Red Hot Heelers offers Private Lessons, Puppy Services, and Residency Programs. Private lessons are one-on-one, 60-minute sessions where owners learn to train their dog for obedience and behavior correction. A slip collar is included, and consistent home practice is required.

Puppy Services include a one-hour, one-on-one puppy consult covering potty training, crate training, socialization, fear responses, aggression, and basic obedience, with hands-on techniques from the trainer.

Residency Programs are board-and-train options where the dog stays at the facility for intensive training, followed by owner training and included follow-up lessons. An evaluation is required to determine the best fit, considering reactivity and past training.

Residency options include Intermediate On-Leash (5 days, 2 follow-ups) for basic manners and commands like Heel, Auto sit, Down, Sit. Advanced On-Leash (10 days, 3 follow-ups) adds Leave it, Drop, Come. Premium On-Leash (15 days, 4 follow-ups) covers the same commands with more duration.

The Puppy Jumpstart Residency (15 days, 4 follow-ups) focuses on puppy basics like crate and potty training, name recognition, loose leash walking, manners, Sit, Down, and Come. The Off Leash Residency (20 days, 4 follow-ups) includes an Ecollar and teaches on-leash and off-leash manners, including Place and Recall.

Behavioral Modification (at least 30 days, 4 follow-ups) addresses aggression, reactivity, resource guarding, and anxiety, teaching advanced obedience commands and potentially off-leash skills.

Pricing Summary

Private lessons are $100 each for 60 minutes, with bundles available: 3 lessons for $275, 6 lessons for $550, and 10 lessons for $915. A puppy consult costs $75. Residency programs range from $1,200 for a 5-day Intermediate On-Leash program to $6,200 for at least a 30-day Behavioral Modification program. Other residency options include Advanced On-Leash ($2,200 for 10 days), Premium On-Leash ($3,200 for 15 days), Puppy Jumpstart ($3,000 for 15 days), and Off Leash ($4,200 for 20 days).

Red Hot Heelers Dog Training LLC is a dog training business led by Head Trainer Molly Miller, who was inspired to change careers after adopting her Red Heeler mix, Bear. Molly and her dog Dex graduated from National K9’s School for Dog Trainers, which solidified her passion for dog training.

The business offers Private Lessons, Puppy Services, and Residency (board and train) programs. They focus on providing one-on-one training tailored to each dog’s personality and the family’s goals, teaching owners how to train for obedience commands and handle unwanted behaviors.

A unique advantage is Molly’s personal experience with her dog, Dex, who overcame severe dog reactivity through extensive training and persistence. Dex and Savage, Molly’s personal Heelers, serve as demonstration dogs in lessons and residencies, showcasing the effectiveness of their training methods. Red Hot Heelers aims to be a comprehensive source for quality pet training, working closely with owners to ensure training plans fit their lifestyle.

Accomplishments

Molly Miller is a Certified Professional Trainer from National K9’s School for Dog Trainers (2021), with credentials in Basic, Advanced, and Off Leash Obedience, Tracking/Trailing Scent work, Service Dog Task work, and Protection Training. She is an AKC CGC Evaluator and AKC Star Puppy Instructor.

Her continued education includes graduating National K9’s School for Dog Trainers (2021), attending Training Between the Ears L1 seminar (2022), and participating in several Training Between the Ears programs on reactivity and behavioral downs (2022). She also attended a Say it Once Dog Training Seminar (2022).

Molly’s personal dog, Dex, is also a CPT from National K9’s School for Dog Trainers (2021) with similar training credentials. Dex holds multiple American Kennel Club titles, including CGC, BCAT, RATI, TKN, TKI, TKA, and TKP. Her other demo dog, Savage, holds AKC titles including TKN, TKI, TKA, RATI, VHMP, and CGC.

How to Get Started!

To get started, clients can schedule a puppy consult. For residency programs, an evaluation by the trainer is required to provide a recommendation. The business also provides a contact form to inquire about services, asking for details such as dog’s name, gender, breed, age, ownership duration, training goals, and comfort with training equipment.