Rescue Train Repeat

Training programs are structured as 4-session packages tailored to individual dog needs. Packages include home evaluations, leash walking, behavior modification, confidence building, and potty or separation anxiety training. Clients receive free monthly pack walks, morning flow walks, and weekly video check-ins. Programs emphasize positive reinforcement, holistic assessment, and community-based socialization through group sessions and pack walks. Board and train bootcamps are available for intensive rehabilitation.

Pricing Summary

Training packages include Rescue Package ($600 for 4 sessions), Rehab Program ($700 for 4 sessions), Puppy Pack ($700 for 4 sessions), and Bite Risk Program ($800 for 4 sessions). In-home sitting is $100/pn, boarding and training is $150/pn, and private walks are $30 for 30 minutes. Free monthly pack walks and weekly video chats are included with packages.

Policies

Training sessions have no time limits and are customized per client. Clients must agree to COVID-19 safety precautions, including mask-wearing when appropriate. Virtual sessions are available for those uncomfortable with in-person meetings. In-home sitting and walking services are only available to clients who have purchased a training package.

Rescue Train Repeat is a dog training business based in New York City, specializing in trauma-informed, positive reinforcement training for rescue dogs, particularly Jindos and Korean Village Dogs. Led by Andrew Solis, a professional dog trainer and behaviorist, the business offers private sessions, group classes, pack walks, and board-and-train bootcamps tailored to dogs with anxiety, fearfulness, reactivity, and behavioral challenges. They focus on building confidence, improving leash manners, and helping dogs adjust to urban life. Andrew works holistically, addressing nutrition and wellness alongside behavior, and uses a compassionate, individualized approach. In addition to training, they offer in-home dog sitting, walking, and hiking trips exclusively for clients. Their community-focused programs include free monthly pack walks and morning flow walks, fostering socialization and connection among dogs and owners. Andrew has trained dogs through partnerships with Korean K9 Rescue and led a training seminar in South Korea, bringing deep expertise in rehabilitating dogs from high-stress backgrounds.

Their services are available in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, New Jersey, Long Island, Boston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, with virtual sessions offered for those outside these areas. They provide discounted rates for first responders and educators, and require adherence to COVID-19 safety protocols for in-person sessions.

Andrew and their team, including partner Ken and a pack of rescued dogs, are known for their patience, empathy, and deep understanding of trauma-affected dogs. Clients praise their ability to build trust with shy or fearful dogs and empower owners with practical, long-term tools.

The business also promotes ethical adoption through partnerships with Korean K9 Rescue and Pawsability Dog Club.

Accomplishments

Andrew Solis curated and led a dog training seminar in Bundang, South Korea, at Korean K9’s facility in 2023. They have worked closely with Korean K9 Rescue to rehabilitate dogs from the meat trade and puppy mills. Andrew has trained and rehabilitated numerous trauma-affected dogs, including Jindos and Korean Village Dogs, and is recognized for their expertise in fear-free, trauma-informed training.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients must submit a booking inquiry through the website. After submission, Andrew conducts a holistic assessment of the dog and consults with the owner about feeding, wellness, and training goals. Training begins with a customized package based on the dog’s needs, such as Rescue, Rehab, Puppy, or Bite Risk programs.