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How it works
Once a week for eight weeks, your dog spends three hours at Mystic Paws Academy working through a structured session designed around our Levels curriculum. Each visit includes active training time, guided rest and enrichment practice, and a private lesson component — so skills get built, not just rehearsed.
You'll receive weekly homework, session notes, and short video clips so you can stay connected to your dog's progress between visits. At the midpoint and the end of the program, we meet together to review what's been accomplished, reset expectations if needed, and map out the next steps for your dog's continued success.
Eight Weeks. One day a week. A training system that actually fits your life.
This Program Is Designed For:
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Dogs who struggle with focus, impulse control, jumping, nipping, or leash manners — and need more structured repetition than class alone can provide
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Families who are committed to doing homework at home but want professional hands on their dog each week to accelerate progress
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Dogs who can safely rest and be handled in a professional training environment
Not sure if this is the right fit? We'll walk through it with you at consultation. If a different service would serve your dog better, we'll tell you honestly.
What your dog walks away with
Your dog will have a solid foundation in the core skills that make everyday life easier. More importantly, you'll know exactly how to maintain and build on those skills once the program wraps.
We don't train your dog and hand them back. We train your dog and teach you how to be part of the process.
Your dog has more potential than you're seeing in class.
Some dogs need a little more than one hour a week to get there — and that's not a failure. It's just a different starting point.
The Mystic Paws 8-Week Day Training Program is a structured, high-touch training track built for pet dogs who benefit from professional handling, consistent repetition, and a calm environment to practice. Your dog comes in one day a week. Our trainers do the heavy lifting. You get a clearer, more confident dog — and the tools to keep it going.