SE Calgary

Dog training in Calgary SE

The southeast has its own rhythm: lake communities growing fast, Fish Creek on the doorstep, and Sue Higgins Park, one of the city's largest riverside off-leash parks, setting the standard for what a trained dog needs to handle. We build dogs for that standard individually, and every program ends with lessons on your streets, not ours.

Samoyed resting on a lakeside rock during long-line training

The programs

Training for lake life and riverside freedom.

Board and train is the drop-off route: your dog stays with us, trains one-on-one daily, and comes home with a handover lesson so the results transfer. Puppy Fundamentals is $2,775 for three weeks, on-leash foundations run $1,865, and the off-leash programs, the natural fit for Sue Higgins regulars, run $3,030 to $3,940. Day training gives you Monday to Friday coverage at $650 per week with a weekly one-hour go-home lesson.

Private sessions are $150 an hour and come with your week's plan in writing, handy for busy households in Copperfield or Legacy. Whichever format you choose, free follow-up sessions are included, and we will gladly run one along the Bow pathway or at the edge of Fish Creek, working through the exact joggers, cyclists and off-leash greeters your dog will face on Saturday.

  • Recall built for Sue Higgins
  • Puppy through advanced off-leash programs
  • Weekly go-home lessons with day training
  • Follow-ups at Fish Creek's edge

Service area

Communities we serve in Calgary SE.

The deep southeast keeps us moving: Seton, Mahogany, Auburn Bay, Cranston, Legacy and Walden are growing quickly, and the puppy population is keeping pace. We also serve McKenzie Towne, McKenzie Lake, Copperfield, New Brighton, Quarry Park, Riverbend and Douglasdale, plus Inglewood and Ramsay for owners who walk the inner-city stretch of the Bow.

Sue Higgins culture shapes SE dogs more than anything else: a huge riverside off-leash park works only if your dog comes when called, swims and returns, and greets politely. That is exactly what our off-leash programs proof. On-leash skills matter just as much here, because Fish Creek Provincial Park and Pearce Estate Park both require a leash, and a dog who can settle beside a lake dock is a better neighbour in Mahogany.

Dog moving through a golden grass field with mountains behind

Asked and answered

The questions people ask us.

Do you have a dog trainer for Calgary SE?

Yes. We train dogs from across the southeast, including Seton, Mahogany, Cranston, McKenzie Towne and inner-city Inglewood. Programs are one-on-one, relationship-based, and matched to your dog.

What dog training do you offer in SE Calgary?

Drop-off board and train programs from two to six weeks, weekday day training, and private sessions with written plans. Each board and train comes with daily one-on-one work, structured routine, enrichment, owner updates, a handover lesson and free follow-ups.

Can you train dog obedience in Calgary SE for Sue Higgins Park?

Yes, and it is a sensible goal for southeast dogs. Functional Off-Leash at $3,030 is built around reliable recall near real distractions. If you want an off-leash heel and commands at a distance, Advanced Off-Leash at $3,940 goes further.

What are dog training prices in SE Calgary?

Day training costs $650 for a Monday-to-Friday week and a private session is $150. Board and train starts at $1,865 for two weeks and tops out at $5,760 for full behaviour rehab, all plus GST.

Southeast walks, upgraded

From Seton to Inglewood, we train for the walks you already take. Book a consultation to get started.

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