Dog Training in Midwest City, OK

Professional Dog Training in Midwest City, OK

If your dog pulls you down the sidewalk, ignores your recall at the park, or launches at every visitor who walks through the door, structured training can help you work toward clearer communication and more manageable everyday behavior. Midwest City dog owners may deal with leash pulling, unreliable recall, poor door manners, reactivity, puppy behavior, and other challenges that become harder to manage around everyday distractions.

Dog training in Midwest City doesn’t have to mean settling for a pet that sort of listens when nothing else is happening. Whether you’re managing unreliable recall, poor door manners, reactivity on walks through your neighborhood, or a puppy that needs a strong foundation, several dog training options are available for Midwest City dog owners.

Off Leash K9 Training of Oklahoma serves Midwest City as part of its Oklahoma City service area. Training options are available for puppies, adolescent dogs, and adult dogs, with program suitability depending on age, behavior history, training goals, and individual needs.

Why Midwest City Dog Owners Choose Off Leash K9 Training of Oklahoma

Find the Right Training Program for Your Dog

Basic Obedience Private Lessons

Basic Obedience includes four private lessons over four weeks. Foundational commands include come, sit, down, place, loose-leash heel, and off. An e-collar and 15-foot training leash are included. Owner participation and daily homework are important parts of the program, making this option best suited to families who can practice consistently between sessions.

Basic & Advanced Obedience

Basic & Advanced Obedience includes eight private lessons. The first four lessons cover the Basic Obedience curriculum. The final four introduce advanced skills such as heel, watch, through, front, stand, and extended-distance obedience. The program includes an e-collar and 15-foot training leash, and owners continue practicing between lessons.

Basic Marker Mastery™

Basic Marker Mastery™ is a four-week positive-reinforcement program with four one-hour sessions using marker and clicker training. It covers sit, come, place, loose-leash walking, and confidence-building exercises. Equipment includes a 15-foot leash, clicker, and slip lead. The program does not use e-collars or prong collars, making it an option for owners who prefer a reward-based training approach.

Private In-Home Training

Private In-Home Training may be available for Midwest City clients, depending on scheduling and location. The program is offered in four-lesson Basic Obedience and eight-lesson Basic & Advanced Obedience formats, with an e-collar and leash included.

In-home appointments are available only on select days, and additional travel charges may apply for locations more than 15 miles away. Contact the training team or email okc@offleashk9training.com to confirm availability for your address before purchasing.

1 Week Freedom Board and Train

The 1 Week Freedom Board and Train focuses on foundational obedience in an immersive format. Your dog stays with a professional trainer for one full week.

Training includes come, sit, down, place, off, loose-leash heel, load up, recall around multiple distractions and environments, and house manners. The program includes an e-collar, training leash, and a two- to three-hour owner handoff session after training.

Dogs under 1.5 years old are not eligible for this program.

2 Week Board and Train

The 2 Week Board and Train includes two weeks of immersive training around multiple distractions and environments. The curriculum includes come, sit, place, heel, down, off, come to heel, extended-distance sit and place, load up, and door manners.

An e-collar and training leash, daily photo or video updates, a before-and-after transformation video, and an owner handoff session are included. The website lists a Lifetime Guarantee and instructs clients to ask for details.

Complete elimination of major aggression concerns cannot be guaranteed. Training may provide owners with better control and management tools.

21 Day "Top Dog" Board and Train

The 21 Day “Top Dog” Board and Train provides three weeks of immersive training and includes the skills covered in the 2 Week Board and Train with additional time to refine advanced commands and more complex skills.

The program is designed for dogs with higher energy or drive or for owners seeking more extensive training. It includes an e-collar, training leash, daily photo or video updates, a before-and-after transformation video, an owner handoff session, and a Lifetime Guarantee with details available from the team.

4 Week Board and Train

The 4 Week Board and Train provides four full weeks of immersive, one-on-one training while your dog stays with a professional trainer. The curriculum includes basic and advanced obedience, real-world distraction work, door and vehicle manners, household etiquette, confidence building, and impulse control.

Skills include sit, down, place, come, heel, off, touch, and sit in motion. Daily photos or videos, a before-and-after transformation video, an e-collar, a 15-foot training leash, and a two-hour owner turnover session are included.

The program is available for dogs six months and older. The website lists a Lifetime Guarantee on obedience commands while noting that complete elimination of behavioral or anxiety-related concerns cannot be guaranteed.

New Puppy Consultation

The New Puppy Consultation helps prepare puppies and owners for later formal obedience training. This one-hour consultation covers potty training, kennel training, confidence-building routines, and questions about your puppy’s early development.

It is not a complete obedience package. Age requirements for formal obedience vary by program, so confirm current eligibility during your consultation.

Therapy Dog Development Board and Train

Therapy Dog Development Board and Train is a two-week immersive Board and Train program that prepares dogs and owners for therapy dog testing and certification.

Training covers core obedience, door manners, greeting manners, meal manners, load up, extended-distance work, and responses around multiple distractions and environments. The program includes an e-collar, daily photo or video updates, and a before-and-after transformation video.

Completing the training does not itself certify the dog because testing and certification are separate steps.

Dog Behavior Problems We Help Address

Share your dog’s behavior with the team before picking a program. Share any aggression, reactivity, fear, anxiety, and bite history to assess options.

Leash Pulling and Difficult Walks

Loose-leash heel training builds walking skills and owner engagement around distractions. Consistent owner practice helps maintain good leash manners.

Barking, Lunging, and Reactivity

Training may improve obedience and management around triggers. Share your dog’s history to choose a program. Eliminating reactivity is not guaranteed.

Jumping and Poor Household Manners

Training may cover place, off, greetings, door manners, and meal routines to address household concerns. Skills covered depend on your chosen program.

Aggression and Bite-Related Concerns

Note aggression concerns and bite history before enrolling. Training may improve control and management but cannot guarantee aggression is eliminated.

Fear, Anxiety, and Confidence Issues

Training may support confidence and communication. Obtain veterinary guidance for severe or sudden anxiety. Training does not medically treat anxiety.

Recall and Off-Leash Obedience

Recall training may use e-collars and leashes. Off-leash work depends on readiness, handler skills, safety, equipment use, and applicable leash rules.

Our Dog Training Process

Meet Trainers

Meet Your Trainers

Perry Bruce - Trainer

Perry has always loved animals, especially dogs since he grew up with them. He began his career working for a local pet store in Owasso, Oklahoma where he worked from age 14 until he graduated from Tulsa Community College.

Maegan Clare - Trainer

Maegan is a dedicated professional with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from the University of Central Oklahoma. Since November 2017, she has been passionately involved as a trainer at Off Leash K9 Training, where her enthusiasm knows no bounds.

Amanda Prasuhn

Amanda has been working in the dog industry for over 14 years, bringing both experience and genuine passion to everything she does. She is dedicated to helping dogs and their owners build strong, lasting bonds so they can truly enjoy life together.

TONS of 5-Star Reviews

"These trainers are absolutely amazing! I get so many compliments on my dogs behavior and how well they behave on and off leash and it’s so much fun to work them."

Lauryn WellerVerified Facebook Review

"I just got back from my first offleash walk with Hayez today. Well worth the investment, a whole new dog that is so much fun to work with. Perry was a great trainer. I highly recommend this team."

Bobby St JohnVerified Facebook Review

"These trainers are amazing!! I sent my crazy 10 month old Golden and got back a much different dog! We can finally relax at home without him being crazy! I’m thoroughly impressed with how fast he transformed!"

Stephanie JohnsonVerified Facebook Review

We can’t sing their praises enough! They completely changed our family's life. He was so aggressive, did not listen to anything we said, and he ran the house. We couldn’t do anything with him. But now, we can do all of those things and enjoy him so much more!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Training in Midwest City

At what age should puppy training begin?

Early foundations such as potty routines, kennel training, and confidence building can begin while your puppy is young. The New Puppy Consultation helps owners prepare puppies for later formal obedience training. Minimum ages vary by program, so ask the team about current eligibility before enrolling. Discuss your puppy’s age, household routines, and training goals to review the available options.

Can an older dog still be trained?

Yes. Training can be adapted to an older dog’s history, established habits, physical comfort, and individual needs. Owners play an important role through continued participation and consistent practice when introducing or reinforcing new skills. Share your dog’s prior training, current behavior, and goals with the staff so you can discuss a suitable program and realistic expectations for your dog.

Do you work with aggressive or reactive dogs?

Training options may address aggression and reactivity, depending on the dog’s history and safety factors. Tell the team about aggression, reactivity, and any bite history before enrolling so program suitability can be reviewed. Complete elimination of major aggression cannot be guaranteed. Training may improve obedience, control, communication, and management around difficult everyday situations.

Do you offer private or in-home dog training in Midwest City?

Private lesson options include Basic Obedience, Basic & Advanced Obedience, and Basic Marker Mastery™. Private In-Home Training may be available on select days. Additional travel charges may apply based on distance. Before purchasing, contact the team to confirm availability for your Midwest City address, discuss the preferred format, and review scheduling, travel charges, and owner participation.

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Your dog’s behavior doesn’t have to stay where it is today. Whether you’re helping a new puppy build early foundations, working through reactivity with an adolescent dog, or bringing more structure to an adult dog’s daily routine, professional training can give you clearer tools for working together.

Off Leash K9 Training of Oklahoma serves Midwest City with private lessons, Private In-Home Training when available, Board and Train programs, puppy consultation, and therapy dog preparation.

Tell the team about your dog’s age, training history, daily challenges, and goals so you can discuss an appropriate program, scheduling requirements, and the level of owner involvement required.

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About Off Leash K9 Training

Dog Trainers Who Are Recognized Around The World!

Nick White is the Owner and Founder of Off Leash K9 Training. Nick is a former US Marine and former US Secret Service. He currently has over 130+ dog training locations throughout the United States.

Nick is globally recognized as being one of the top dog trainers in the world. He has 2 official world records in off leash obedience, named on Wikipedia as one of the top 20 dog trainers in the world, recently named top 10 trainer in the world by bestdogtrainers.org, has been featured in many magazines and shows, and he is regularly requested by the top celebrities and athletes! He has been called upon by people such as actor Ryan Reynolds, WWE’s John Cena, MLB All Star Max Scherzer, UFC World Champion Jon “Bones” Jones, and many more!

You can visit our YouTube Channel and watch over 1500+ before/after videos of Nick and his team’s work! Off Leash K9 Training has more documented videos than any dog training business in the entire world!