Train with Larry

Ways to train with Larry.

There are three ways to work with Larry directly. Each one starts with a short application, so Larry can learn about your dog and tell you which program makes sense. Space is limited, and every spot is taken seriously.

Programs

Pick the way you want to work.

Every training program comes with a Mini Educator e-collar from E-Collar Technologies and a 15-foot training line.

Case-by-case

Board & train

3 to 4 weeks with Larry, followed by at least 10 hours of owner education

Your dog lives at Larry's home as part of the family, not in a loud, stressful boarding facility. Each day is spent around Larry's family and his own dogs.

  • Mini Educator e-collar and 15-foot training line
  • At least 10 hours of follow-up lessons for you
  • Access to Larry by phone or online for the life of your dog
  • Free group classes for the life of your dog
Apply for training

Private lessons

5 one-on-one lessons, 60 to 90 minutes each

Larry works with your dog, but a lot of each lesson goes into teaching you how to handle your dog. This is the best fit if you're close enough to train in person.

  • Mini Educator e-collar and 15-foot training line
  • Focus on owner handling and education
  • Work on your dog's specific problems
Apply for training

Phone sessions

$200 per hour

Or a 3-hour bundle for $550

You talk one-on-one with Larry, and anything dog related is on the table. It's a good option if you're stuck on one specific problem or you live too far away to train in person.

  • One-on-one time with Larry
  • Bring your questions and any video of the problem
  • Leave with a plan you can start on that day
Book a phone session

Board & train is only for serious, committed owners who want the best for their dog.

After board & train

The follow-up lessons are where you learn.

When your dog comes home, Larry spends at least 10 hours teaching you. The point is for you to keep your dog's behavior where it is and keep improving it, along with your relationship.

Using the e-collar isn't required, but Larry highly recommends it. Very few owners turn it down once they see how well it works and how easy it is on the dog. You can read how Larry uses the e-collar before you decide.

  1. 01
    Maintaining the training

    How to hold on to what your dog learned and build on it.

  2. 02
    Markers and rewards

    Clickers, verbal markers, and rewards, and when to use each one.

  3. 03
    The tools

    How to use the e-collar and line that were part of your dog's program.

  4. 04
    Play and relationship

    How to use play to build the kind of bond with your dog that most owners want.

Larry Krohn kneeling beside a calm, happy Rottweiler on a leash in his training facility
Before you apply

A few common questions.

I'm not sure which program fits my dog.

That's fine. Apply anyway and describe what's going on. Larry reviews each application himself and will point you to the option that makes sense.

How soon will I hear back?

Expect a response within a few business days of sending your application.

Who is Larry, and how does he train?

Larry has more than 20 years of experience. You can read more about Larry and how he teaches.

Can I ask a question first?

Of course. Call or email Larry from the contact page.

Ready to get started?

Send in the application and tell Larry about your dog. If you run a facility and want Larry to teach a seminar instead, there's a separate request for that.