We typically work with puppies from around 8 weeks old. There is no such thing as too early for structure and clear communication. The younger they start, the faster they progress.

Reliable recall, loose leash walking, sit, down, and stay with duration, threshold control at doors, crate training, and socialization with people and other dogs. Owner coaching is included at the end of every program.

Puppy programs typically run 2 to 3 weeks. The exact length depends on your puppy's age, temperament, and what you want to accomplish. We give you a clear timeline during the consultation.

Yes, as part of a structured and supervised socialization process on our 180-acre property. We do not put puppies in uncontrolled group play. Every interaction is intentional and supervised.

Yes. We have designated drop-off locations in Tulsa for training clients so you do not need to drive to Skiatook. Contact us to confirm current drop-off points.

Yes. Aggression is a behavior pattern rooted in emotion and communication, and both can be changed with the right approach. We have worked with dogs who have bitten multiple people and dogs who were days away from being euthanized. The outcome depends on the dog, the history, and the owner's ability to maintain the training at home. We are honest with you about all three during the consultation.

Yes, when the facility and trainers are equipped for it. Our 180-acre property and experienced team allow us to safely work with dogs who would not do well in a standard boarding or training environment. Every dog is assessed before the program begins.

We use a balanced approach that includes positive reinforcement, prong collars, and e-collars when appropriate. Every tool is introduced correctly and humanely as part of a clear communication system. Our goal is to give the dog a way to understand and respond, not to intimidate.

In most cases, yes. A bite history does not disqualify a dog from our program. It does give us important information about the severity and context of the aggression, which shapes how we approach the work. Contact us and tell us what happened. We will give you an honest answer. Your dog's aggression is not a life sentence. It is a pattern that has a cause. We find the cause and give your dog a different way to respond. If you are ready to stop managing and start resolving, book an assessment call and let us take a look.

Most aggression cases go through our intensive board and train, which runs 3 to 5+ weeks. The exact length depends on the severity of the aggression, the history, and how the dog progresses. We give you a clear timeline after the consultation.

Yes, in most cases. Anxiety in dogs is a learned pattern of responding to stress, and patterns can be changed. Training does not eliminate all stress from a dog's life, but it teaches them how to regulate, recover, and make different choices. The results we see are lasting when owners maintain the communication and structure from the program.

Fear is a response to a specific present threat. Anxiety is a more generalized state of anticipating threat, even when none is present. Many dogs have both. Our training addresses both by working at the nervous system level rather than targeting individual triggers one by one.

It depends on the dog. Mild anxiety patterns may resolve in 2 to 3 weeks. More significant cases involving reactivity, separation anxiety, or fear-based aggression typically require 3 to 5+ weeks. We give you a clear timeline recommendation during your consultation after assessing your dog.

We do not prescribe medication, but we work with dogs who are on behavioral medication from their veterinarian. In some cases medication and training together produce faster and more stable results than either alone. If medication is already part of your dog's care plan, let us know during the consultation.

If your dog's anxiety is affecting your daily life and previous training has not produced lasting results, this program is worth a conversation. We assess each dog individually and will tell you honestly whether we think our program is the right fit, and what the realistic outcome looks like.

Our 2 to 3 week board and train program covers reliable recall, loose leash walking, place command, sit and down with duration, threshold control at doors and gates, and crate training. Beyond commands, we teach your dog how to settle, regulate, and follow leadership with confidence

The Obedience Training program is ideal for dogs who are socially stable but need help with manners, impulse control, and clear communication. If your dog is pulling on leash, jumping on people, ignoring commands, or struggling with basic household structure, this is the right starting point. For dogs with aggression, reactivity, or anxiety, our Intensive Training program may be a better fit.

The Obedience Training program is a 2 to 3 week board and train. Your dog stays with us at our 180-acre facility in Skiatook, where they receive structured daily training in real-world environments.

Obedience Training is priced at $3,200 to $4,200 depending on program length and your dog's needs. We currently have a 10% off promotion, bringing the range to $2,880 to $3,780. Contact us for a personalized quote.

Yes, that is the whole point. We train in real-world scenarios, not just controlled environments. We also include owner coaching at the end of the program so you understand exactly how to reinforce and maintain what your dog learned. The training is designed to last.

Yes. We offer designated drop-off locations in Tulsa for training clients, making it easy for families in the metro area to access our programs without driving to Skiatook.

Yes, we primarily operate on a home pickup-and-drop-off model for boarding and daycare clients within the Tulsa city limits and some surrounding areas. This makes the process convenient and stress-free for both you and your dog.

All dogs must either complete a professional training program or pass a behavioral temperament assessment before joining our boarding or daycare programs. This helps us maintain a safe, structured environment for every dog.

We work with a wide range of dog breeds, ages, and temperaments from many different backgrounds. We believe that any dog can be transformed with the right approach, care, and leadership.

Getting started is simple. Reach out to schedule a consultation or assessment, and our team will guide you through the next steps based on your dog’s needs.

Yes. All dogs must have completed our professional training program before they are allowed to Day Stay, to ensure the environment remains safe and predictable for every dog in our care.

Dogs enjoy a balanced routine that includes supervised playgroups, enrichment activities, rest breaks, and time in our clean synthetic turf yards. The goal is a healthy mix of activity and downtime, not chaotic, all-day play.

Absolutely. Our trained staff closely monitors each dog, adjusting playgroups, energy levels, and activities based on their needs. We make sure every dog feels safe, supported, and comfortable throughout the day.

Yes, we offer discounted rates for families with multiple pups staying with us.

A Peaceful Pack is locally owned, highly reviewed, and built on structure and safety, not chaos. Only dogs that we’ve trained are accepted into our boarding program, ensuring a calmer, more predictable environment than traditional boarding or daycare settings.

Dogs enjoy structured play, rest periods, enrichment, and plenty of clean outdoor time in our mud-free synthetic turf yards. With 180 acres of secure land, dogs have the space and freedom to decompress and enjoy a healthy, balanced routine.

Yes. We know being away from your dog can be stressful, so we provide regular updates to keep you informed. You’ll receive photos, videos, and other notes about how your dog is settling in.

We recommend bringing your dog’s regular food, any approved medications, and a comfort item, such as a blanket or toy. This helps maintain routine and reduces stress. We provide everything else, including bedding, bowls, and playtime.

We use a balanced, science-backed approach that focuses on positive reinforcement while also providing structure and clear boundaries. Our goal is to work with your dog’s biology and nervous system to address behaviors at the root, not just manage them temporarily.

Yes. Every dog has a unique temperament, history, and set of challenges. We tailor each training plan to your dog’s needs and your family’s goals so the training is effective, sustainable, and easy to continue at home.

Every dog learns at a different pace, but most families begin noticing improvements within the first few sessions. Because we combine structured training with clear owner coaching, progress tends to happen faster and the results last longer.

Yes. For added convenience, we offer designated drop-off locations in Tulsa for training clients. This makes it easy for families in the metro area to access our programs without needing to drive to our facility in Skiatook.

Our Obedience Training program runs $3,200 to $4,200 for 2 to 3 weeks. Intensive Training starts at $5,200 for 4 to 6 weeks. You get an exact quote after the assessment call, based on your dog's needs.

We follow a balanced approach that focuses on clear communication, boundaries, and reinforcement to help build confidence and long-term results.

While every dog progresses at a different pace, we typically see improvement in behavior within the first few days as structure and consistency are established.

While we have just about everything your dog may need to thrive at our facility, feel free to bring your dog’s personal food, medication, and comfort items.

If you’re considering boarding or training with us, the sooner you get scheduled, the better! For safety, we keep a limited number of spots open, and we fill up fast, especially around any holidays.

We don't use cookie-cutter approaches when working with your dog. We strive to understand the root of your dog's behavior and develop a personalized plan to address it. We use the latest evidence-based methods to deliver long-lasting results built on trust, confidence, and real-world obedience.

Spots fill up fast, so we recommend booking for training or boarding as early as possible, especially during the holidays and school breaks, as our pack size has limited spots for safety and quality.

Our highly trained staff closely monitors every dog and provides any needed extra support or personalized care for dogs who may benefit from a gentler training approach.

Yes! You will receive daily updates on training progress, along with videos so you can see just how much fun they are having!

At A Peaceful Pack, we use the latest and most proven training techniques to target specific nervous systems within your dog. This helps them learn to empower themselves to reach a state of calm whenever they feel stressed or threatened.

No. Our boarding services are exclusively for Tulsa dogs who have completed our training. We do this to ensure a calm, predictable, and safe environment where dogs can thrive without the chaos or uncontrolled behaviors from untrained pups.

We start by understanding your dog's personality, triggers, and specific needs. From there, we build a plan to reinforce positive behaviors and establish structured boundaries. Every dog is different and may require more time for training than others, but it's our consistency that has proven long-lasting results time and time again.

Yes! We offer convenient drop-off and pickup at designated locations throughout the Tulsa area to make your training and boarding experience as seamless as possible. Speak with our team to learn more.

E-collar training is essential for off-leash ability. It is also a non-emotional correction, which won't deteriorate the relationship you have built. High-level stimulations are useful for significantly decreasing unwanted behaviors; this type of stimulation should only be used in extreme situations where nothing else has worked (e.g. running into a busy street or approaching other threatening animals).

A major benefit of having your pup with us for 2-3 weeks is the ability to ingrain behavior change. It takes 21 days to create new habits and by working with the dogs day in and day out we see powerful transformations.  Many clients say, " I can't believe this is the same dog" at drop off.  It is also good for anxiety and socialization, which is harder to address during private lessons in your home.

Clicker training, or mark and reward, is a form of positive reinforcement dog training.  The clicker or marker communicates the exact moment your dog does what you want. The timing of the click is essential and every click must be followed by a reward.

We do offer a one time puppy consultation for $150, this is ideal for dogs under 6 months of age.  We address potty training, coming when called, play biting and overall puppy management with this session.  It is great information and tips to get you to the 6th month mark where you could do Private or Board & Training.

We fully support our training program and are confident in guaranteeing success if you follow our house rules and training recommendations. Consistency in maintaining commands, practicing regularly, and meeting your dog's physical and mental needs is crucial for keeping your dog obedient and peaceful.