Questions about training with In Stride.

In your home, your neighborhood, and real-world environments near you. Training in the places your dog actually needs to perform is intentional — not a workaround.

Yes. The Pacific Northwest doesn't pause and neither do we.

Weekday, evening, and weekend sessions are available. Scheduling is confirmed at booking.

Generally no — distractions are managed intentionally during training. If your other dog needs training too, we can discuss a plan.

Yes, and we encourage it. A consistent approach from both handlers is part of how results stick. There's an additional fee for 1:1 work with multiple handlers.

Pick-up and drop-off is available depending on location. We'll confirm at booking.

Package length is based on your dog's assessment and what's realistically needed to get results. Once training goals are met, shorter targeted packages are an option.

That's exactly what the Meet and Greet - Skills Assessment is for. We'll talk through your dog's history, current behavior, and your goals — and recommend the right starting point.

Yes. Rescue and newly adopted dogs are a significant part of our client base. Basic Skills training is typically the right entry point.

Graduation isn't the finish line — it's where the work you've built gets applied. We offer alumni check-ins and skill-building paths to the next level when your dog is ready.

Yes, either Miss Dilly or Tula will be a part of your training sessions.