Jan is an excellent trainer who is knowledgeable in her work and provided us with the right tools for training. Her classes are informative and extremely helpful for training all levels and ages of dogs! We highly recommend her!
Allison Humbird – google

Comprehensive Training Options with Flexible Scheduling
Explore a range of classes tailored to meet your canine companion’s needs, including;
- Puppy 1st Time Obedience
- Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Obedience
- Walk & Train
- Tracking
- Rally
- Scent
- Agility
- and more…
Jan is an incredible trainer! We went from beginner all the way through to advanced training. We get comments all the time about how well behaved our dog is. I can’t say enough great things about Jan and Live Oak training.
Sharilyn Olson – Google
Training with a Dog’s Brain: Tips for Having a Happy and Obedient Dog
Exciting news! My inaugural book is now available for purchase on Amazon or at our training facility. This comprehensive guide is designed to assist you in welcoming a new canine family member and navigating the crucial initial stages of bringing them home.
Learn the art of seamless integration, ensuring that your new furry friend becomes an integral and harmonious part of your family. Grab your copy today and embark on a journey towards a happy and obedient dog!

The transformation in our 3-month-old Pomsky is remarkable! We were reaching a point of frustration with our pup, and vice versa, until we attended just one puppy class. Jan has a unique ability to convey insights into dog language and behavior that truly resonate. Our Pomsky is now sitting, staying, leaving it, and leash walking with manners – rapidly acquiring new skills. We are thrilled to have found her, and her pricing is an absolute steal considering the exceptional quality and results. We wholeheartedly recommend her!
T Rees – Google



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