Helping families understand and address puppy training, reactivity, aggression, and everyday behavior challenges through individualized, force-free recommendations that look beyond training to support each dog's health, learning, environment, and overall welfare.
We do not use Prong, Shock, Grots, head halters or any other item that causes an experience of learning through avoidance and escape contingincies
Understanding Behavior. Supporting Better Lives.
Working with puppies, family dogs, and complex behavior cases.
Licensed Family Dog Mediator (LFDM-T)
Accredited Dog Trainer (IAABC-ADT), with ongoing professional education.
Every recommendation is guided by the dog's physical health, emotional wellbeing, learning history, environment, and overall welfare.
This short form helps guide you to the most relevant next step based on your dog’s situation. If you’d rather talk things through, you can also submit a quick request for a call instead.
(314) 970-4314
At Youngs Dog Training, behavior does not occur in isolation. A dog's health, learning history, environment, daily routines, relationships, and welfare all influence how they experience the world. Looking at behavior through a broader lens helps identify factors that may be contributing to the challenges families are seeing.
Physical health and well-being
Physical health and well-being are considered as part of the broader context that may be influencing behavior.
Physical health and well-being
Physical health and well-being are considered as part of the broader context that may be influencing behavior.
Training is only one part of the process. Recommendations are developed through an enrichment based approach that may include skill building, management, health considerations, environmental modifications, and other individualized recommendations that support welfare. Every plan is built around the individual dog and the family they live with.
At Youngs Dog Training, behavior does not develop in isolation. A dog's health, learning history, environment, daily routines, relationships, and welfare all influence how they experience the world. Looking at behavior through a broader lens helps identify factors that may be contributing to the challenges families are seeing.
Physical health and well-being
Learning history
Home and social environment
Daily routines and lifestyle
Welfare and behavioral needs
Training is only one part of the process. Recommendations are developed through an enrichment based approach that may include skill building, management, health considerations, environmental modifications, and other individualized recommendations that support welfare. Every plan is built around the individual dog and the family they live with.
Every dog is different, and the right service depends on your dog's needs, your goals, and the level of support you're looking for. Explore the options below, or schedule a complimentary Service Inquiry and we'll help you determine which program is the best fit.
Work directly with a trainer to better understand your dog's behavior, needs, and the factors influencing what you are seeing. Together, we look at your dog's physical and emotional wellbeing, environment, learning, and daily routines to develop practical strategies that fit your dog and your family.
Designed for families who want a trainer to take the lead on the initial training in your home. Sessions are shaped around your dog's individual needs, wellbeing, environment, and learning, while regular owner guidance helps you understand what is changing and how to support that progress in everyday life.
Your dog stays in the trainer's home for an individualized training experience shaped around their needs, wellbeing, behavior, and your goals. Daily life provides time to observe patterns, support biological and emotional needs, build learning, and adjust the plan as we learn more about your dog.
Every dog is different, and the right service depends on your dog's needs, your goals, and the level of support you're looking for. Explore the options below, or schedule a complimentary Service Inquiry and we'll help you determine which program is the best fit.
Work directly with a trainer to better understand your dog's behavior, needs, and the factors influencing what you are seeing. Together, we look at your dog's physical and emotional wellbeing, environment, learning, and daily routines to develop practical strategies that fit your dog and your family.
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Designed for families who want a trainer to take the lead on the initial training in your home. Sessions are shaped around your dog's individual needs, wellbeing, environment, and learning, while regular owner guidance helps you understand what is changing and how to support that progress in everyday life.
Learn More
Your dog stays in the trainer's home for an individualized training experience shaped around their needs, wellbeing, behavior, and your goals. Daily life provides time to observe patterns, support biological and emotional needs, build learning, and adjust the plan as we learn more about your dog.
Learn MoreWhether you're looking for puppy training, help with reactivity, aggression, or everyday behavior concerns, we'll work together to identify the most appropriate service and develop recommendations based on your dog's individual needs.
Working with Young's Dog Training is an ongoing process rather than a predetermined program. Every dog begins from a different starting point, so recommendations are developed, implemented, monitored, and adjusted as new information is gathered throughout the training process.
Every program begins by understanding the individual dog, the family's goals, and the factors influencing behavior before recommendations are made.
Recommendations are continually evaluated and adjusted as progress is monitored. Rather than following a predetermined program, support evolves to reflect the individual dog's changing needs and circumstances.
Whether training takes place in your home or ours, families receive ongoing guidance, education, and opportunities to reinforce recommendations throughout the process.
Every program begins by understanding the individual dog, the family's goals, and the factors influencing behavior before recommendations are made.
Recommendations are continually evaluated and adjusted as progress is monitored. Rather than following a predetermined program, support evolves to reflect the individual dog's changing needs and circumstances.
Whether training takes place in your home or ours, families receive ongoing guidance, education, and opportunities to reinforce recommendations throughout the process.
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Working with Young's Dog Training is an ongoing process rather than a predetermined program. Every dog begins from a different starting point, so recommendations are developed, implemented, monitored, and adjusted as new information is gathered throughout the training process.
Every program begins by understanding the individual dog, the family's goals, and the factors influencing behavior before recommendations are made.
Recommendations are continually evaluated and adjusted as progress is monitored. Rather than following a predetermined program, support evolves to reflect the individual dog's changing needs and circumstances.
Whether training takes place in your home or ours, families receive ongoing guidance, education, and opportunities to reinforce recommendations throughout the process.
Whether you're raising a puppy, navigating behavior concerns, or looking to better understand your dog's needs, every situation begins from a different starting point. The goal isn't to fit your dog into a predetermined program. It's to understand what's happening, identify the factors influencing behavior, and determine the most appropriate path forward together.
You don't need to know which service is right for your dog before reaching out. Every situation begins with a conversation. A complimentary Service Inquiry gives us the opportunity to learn about your goals, answer your questions, and recommend the level of support that best fits your dog and family.
A clearer understanding of the factors influencing your dog's behavior.
Individualized recommendations based on your dog's needs, your goals, and your everyday life.
Ongoing guidance and adjustments as progress is monitored and new information is gathered.
You don't need to know which service is right for your dog before reaching out. Every situation begins with a conversation. A complimentary Service Inquiry gives us the opportunity to learn about your goals, answer your questions, and recommend the level of support that best fits your dog and family.
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Young's Dog Training provides individualized dog training and behavior services designed around the needs of each dog and family. Recommendations are developed within the context of your dog's health, learning, environment, and daily life. Proudly serving Chesterfield, Ballwin, Ellisville, Wildwood, Kirkwood, O'Fallon Il & Mo, Belleville, Wentzville, Lake St Louis, St. Charles, Fenton, Affton, Creve Couer,, Des Peres, St Peters, Cottleville, New Melle, and surrounding communities within Mo & Il
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