Board & Train, private lessons and in-home work for dogs that other trainers turn away. Leash pulling, jumping, nipping, chewing, reactivity and real aggression. One dog, one owner, one plan — never a group class.
These are the calls Jamie gets most.
Walks are a wrestling match, and you have stopped enjoying them.
Every guest gets both paws on the chest before they are through the door.
Teeth on hands and sleeves, and nobody is sure how serious it is getting.
Furniture, doors, crates. It costs money and it is getting worse.
Toward people, other dogs, or both. You plan your day around avoiding it.
Another trainer has already turned your dog away, or you are afraid one will.
Most of this is not a bad dog. It is a dog with no clear structure and an owner who was never shown how to give it. That is what the free consultation is for.
Tell Jamie what you are experiencing with your dog and learn which training option actually fits your situation.
The history, the triggers, what you have already tried. Jamie will tell you honestly whether he can help and what it would take.
Board & Train, private lessons or in-home work. Some dogs need one, some need another. He will say which.
You will know what the next step is, what it involves, and what it costs before you commit to anything.
One-on-one only. There are no group classes, because the dogs Jamie works with do not do well in one.
Your dog stays with Jamie and works every day. Two phases: the dog first, then you. Best for dogs that need consistency you cannot give them yet.
You and your dog with Jamie, working the exact behaviour you called about. Nothing generic, nothing you do not need.
A lot of the trouble happens at home. Jamie works in the room where it actually goes wrong, with your routine in front of him.
For behaviour that obedience alone will not fix. Jamie works on what is driving it, not just on stopping it in the moment.
Jamie's specialty. Toward people, toward other dogs, or both. If another trainer has already said no, say so on the call.
The dogs that do not fit a category. Bring the whole story and Jamie will tell you straight whether he can help.
Most programs train the dog and hand it back. A trained dog going home to untrained handling goes straight back to where it started, so Phase 2 exists.
Your dog stays with Jamie and works every day — structure, obedience and the specific behaviour you called about.
Then Jamie trains the handler, because the dog goes home to you. This is the part most programs skip.
Jamie started learning and training dogs in 1991 and opened Superior K9 Training Solutions in 2010. Over the years the business has run on and off, but the work has not changed: the dogs other people have given up on.
Aggression is his specialty. He works one-on-one with every client and does not run group classes, because the dogs he takes on do not do well surrounded by other dogs and strangers.
There is no training facility. Board & Train dogs stay on his own fenced, secure property with kennels in the back, and the work happens in real places — because a dog that only behaves in a controlled room has not learned much.
He takes about four to five Board & Train dogs a month, roughly two at a time. That is deliberate, and it is why the calendar fills.
“A trained dog going home to untrained handling ends up right back where it started. That is why I train the owner too.”
A few from around Hamilton.
Three steps, and the first one is free.
Tell Jamie what is going on — the history, the triggers, what you have already tried. He will tell you whether he can help.
FreeAbout an hour to an hour and a half. Jamie meets your dog, works with him, and shows you his approach in person.
If it is a fitBoard & Train, private lessons or in-home work, whichever actually fits the dog. You will know what it costs before you start.
Your callYes. It is a phone call, roughly 15 minutes, with no card and no obligation. It is a conversation, not a training session. Jamie uses it to work out whether he can help your dog before either of you commits to anything.
Aggression is Jamie's specialty, and it is most of what he does. If another trainer has already turned your dog away, say so on the call — it tells him what he is working with rather than putting him off.
No. Everything is one-on-one. The dogs Jamie takes on generally do not do well surrounded by other dogs and strangers, and the owner needs his full attention too.
It runs about an hour to an hour and a half. Jamie talks through what your dog is doing, works with the dog himself, and shows you his approach so you can see it rather than take his word for it.
Board & Train means your dog stays with Jamie and works every day, then he trains you to keep it going. Lessons mean you do the work between sessions with him coaching you. He will tell you on the call which one suits your dog and your schedule.
No, and that is on purpose. Board & Train dogs stay on Jamie's own fenced, secure property with kennels, and training happens in real-world places. A dog that only behaves inside a controlled room has not learned much.
It depends on the dog and the program, which is exactly what the free call is for. You will know what your dog needs and what it costs before you commit to anything.
Whether you want better obedience, help with challenging behaviour, or a training plan that fits your dog and your situation, start by talking with Jamie.
Board & Train, private lessons, in-home lessons, behavioural modification and aggressive dog behaviour. Hamilton, Ohio. Aggression and challenging cases welcome.
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