Top Tier Texas K-9

Training is delivered through private in-home sessions (45–60 minutes), group classes (twice weekly, 45–60 minutes), board and train (1–6 weeks), and drop-off lessons (1.5–2 hours per session, scheduled twice weekly). Each program includes hands-on instruction for owners, skill demonstrations, and tailored exercises based on consultation. Board and train includes four daily training sessions, three potty/walk breaks, and three play/decompression periods. Drop-off lessons include owner demonstrations upon pickup. E-collars are recommended but optional for off-leash training. All programs require an initial consultation and evaluation.

Pricing Summary

Training packages include Basic Obedience (8 private sessions), Intermediate Obedience (12 sessions), and Off-Leash Obedience (17 sessions). Group classes cost $75 per session with a $100 evaluation fee. Board and train programs range from $4,000–$5,000 for puppies and $7,000 for stud fees. Full payment is required before the first session. A cancellation fee applies for appointments not canceled 24 hours in advance. Unused sessions remain as credit. No refunds after training begins.

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Full payment is required before the first training session. Training fees are earned upon delivery of equipment. No refunds after training begins, but unused sessions remain as credit. A cancellation fee applies for appointments not canceled 24 hours in advance. Private sessions must be completed within 16 weeks of the first session. Clients are responsible for their dog’s behavior and safety outside training; muzzles are required for aggressive dogs. Top Tier Texas K-9 is not liable for injury, illness, theft, or property damage caused by the dog. Images and videos may be used for advertising. Boarding clients release the business from liability for medical emergencies and are responsible for all veterinary costs.

Top Tier Texas K-9 is a professional dog training business based in Dallas, TX, led by head trainer Kyntrale Turner, who has over five years of professional experience and a lifelong passion for canine behavior. They offer a range of training services including basic obedience, intermediate obedience, off-leash training, puppy classes, behavior modification for aggressive dogs, and personal protection training. Training is available through private in-home sessions, group classes, board and train programs, and drop-off lessons. Their mission is to help dog owners and their pets live comfortable, balanced lives together through proven, practical methods. They emphasize compassionate, personalized care and claim to offer high-skill training at affordable rates. Additional services include dog boarding and training in a facility setting, with equipment recommendations such as e-collars (optional). They also provide training agreements and contracts outlining policies for safety, liability, and session completion.

The business serves clients across Dallas and surrounding areas, offering flexible scheduling from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily. They provide a free consultation to assess dog needs and recommend appropriate programs. Training packages are structured with a set number of sessions, and clients are expected to pay in full before the first lesson. They use positive reinforcement techniques along with corrections when necessary, and their methods are tailored to individual dog temperaments and owner goals.

They also offer specialized programs for dogs with aggression, reactivity, leash pulling, recall issues, and separation anxiety. Their board and train programs last from 1 to 6 weeks depending on the level of training, and drop-off lessons involve daily 1.5–2 hour training blocks with owner demonstrations upon pickup. Group classes require a $100 evaluation before enrollment and meet twice weekly. They encourage owner involvement and provide ongoing support to ensure lasting results.

Accomplishments

Kyntrale Turner has over five years of professional dog training experience and holds certification from a professional dog training school tailored for police K-9 handlers and behavioral specialists. He has been training dogs since age eight and has worked with countless breeds and behavioral challenges, including aggression, high-drive working dogs, and puppies.

How to Get Started!

Client engagement begins with a free consultation to assess the dog’s behavior, needs, and goals. After the consultation, clients choose a training package and schedule their first session. Group classes require a $100 evaluation to ensure suitability for group settings. Board and train and drop-off programs require scheduling and payment in full prior to commencement.