Our service area encompasses Southern Pines, Pinehurst, and the broader Sandhills region. We extend our services to Fayetteville, Sanford, Aberdeen, Pinebluff, Whispering Pines, Seven Lakes, Carthage, Rockingham, Laurinburg, Cameron, and Hope Mills.

Dog Training Elite of Sandhills offers a comprehensive range of training programs including puppy training, basic obedience, service dog training, and behavior modification. Our specialized programs address issues such as leash pulling, excessive barking, nipping, potty training, and anxiety management.

Yes, our primary approach involves personalized in-home dog training. Following this, we offer optional group classes to reinforce the skills learned in a real-world setting.

To initiate the process, you can either fill out a short form or call us to arrange an appointment. Subsequently, one of our certified trainers will visit your home to evaluate your dog's specific needs and develop a tailored training plan.

Our training methodology is exclusively based on positive reinforcement. We utilize various tools to facilitate this approach, including clickers, food rewards, harnesses, and flat collars.

Absolutely. Our training services cater to dogs of all life stages, from puppies to senior dogs. We work with all breeds and sizes, including small, large, giant, and specialty breeds.

Yes, we do. We provide several service dog training programs. These are customized for individuals requiring physical assistance, emotional support, or help with anxiety management.

Our company is veteran-owned and led by Troy Chipps, a former Marine dog handler with over four decades of experience. We distinguish ourselves by focusing on equipping owners with enduring training skills.

We determine pricing on an individual basis following your complimentary in-home consultation. Given that each dog's requirements are unique, we do not offer set rates.

Our training programs are designed to address a wide range of behavioral issues. These include, but are not limited to, leash pulling, destructive chewing, excessive digging, anxiety, incessant barking, food guarding, begging, and nipping.