Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale · Every Price, Published
How Much Does Dog Training Cost in Fort Lauderdale?
Straight answer: at Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale, programs run from $100 for a puppy consultation to $4,000 for the most intensive aggression board & train — flat package prices, published openly, the same in every Broward neighborhood we serve. No hourly meter, no quote games. Here’s the whole menu and what each tier actually buys.
- Flat prices across Broward County
- First lesson free if you're not amazed
Fort Lauderdale Dog Training Prices at a Glance
| Program | Format | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Puppy Training Consultation | Single session · pups 8 wks–5 mo | $100 |
| Basic Obedience Starter | 1 private lesson · e-collar intro | $375 |
| AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Package | 6 private 30-min classes | $400 |
| Basic Obedience Training | 4 private lessons | $650 |
| In-Home Basic Obedience | 4 lessons at your home | $825 |
| 1 Week Puppy Board & Train | Immersive · pups 8 wks–5 mo | $850 |
| Basic & Advanced Obedience | 8 private lessons | $1,000 |
| Therapy Dog Preparation | 8 lessons + certification path | $1,000 |
| Dog Aggression Training | 8 lessons + desensitization | $1,100 |
| In-Home Basic & Advanced | 8 lessons at your home | $1,350 |
| 2 Week Puppy Board & Train | Immersive · pups 8 wks–5 mo | $1,700 |
| 2 Week Board & Train | Immersive · lifetime refresher | $2,900 |
| Aggression / Anxiety Board & Train | 2 weeks · evaluation required | $3,500 |
| 3 Week Aggression Board & Train | 3 weeks · evaluation required | $4,000 |
* All training packages must be paid in full before scheduling lessons. Call or email us for more information about our Military/Emergency Services "Hero Discount" and our Multiple Dog discount!
What You’re Actually Paying For
Every lesson is one-on-one with a professional trainer — no group classes. Obedience packages include the OLK9 e-collar and training leash. In-home versions add the trainer's travel to your address, anywhere from Rio Vista to Imperial Point.
Board & trains buy full-time professional training: your dog lives with a trainer, works daily across real environments, and comes home to a 2-hour handoff session. The 2-week program includes a free refresher for life; aggression versions require an evaluation first.
Directory sites quote dog training at “$60–$155 per hour.” Hourly pricing hides the real question — how many hours until the dog is trained? Flat packages answer it up front: a defined curriculum, a defined outcome, one price. Browse all six programs or the full pricing page with every card.
Fort Lauderdale Dog Training Cost FAQs
How much does dog training cost in Fort Lauderdale?
At Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale: $100 for a puppy consultation, $375–$1,000 for private obedience packages, $825–$1,350 for in-home training, $2,900 for the 2-week board & train, and $1,100–$4,000 for aggression programs. All flat, published prices.
Why do trainers quote hourly rates but you don't?
Hourly rates leave the total open-ended. Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale sells defined packages — a set curriculum with a set outcome, like 4 lessons ending in off-leash obedience — so the total cost is known before you start.
Is hiring a professional dog trainer worth it?
If pulling, bolting, or jumping shapes your daily life, yes — training changes what your dog can safely do with you. Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale backs it up: if you are not completely amazed and satisfied in the first lesson, the lesson is free, no questions asked.
What's the cheapest way to start?
The $100 Puppy Training Consultation (for pups under 5 months) or the $375 Basic Obedience Starter lesson, which includes the e-collar and training leash. Both are real training, not sales pitches — and phone consultations at Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale are free.
Is a $2,900 board & train worth it versus lessons?
It depends on your time, not your dog. The same obedience is reachable through $650–$1,000 lesson packages if you can practice daily; the board & train buys two weeks of full-time professional training plus a lifetime refresher at Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale.
What is the 3-3-3 rule for dog training?
The 3-3-3 rule describes how a newly adopted dog settles in: about 3 days to decompress, 3 weeks to learn your routine, and 3 months to feel at home. Off Leash K9 Training, Fort Lauderdale often starts rescue dogs with obedience during that 3-week routine window — structure actually speeds up the settling.
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