Level Up Dog Training

26/05/2026

Is your dog ignoring you the second they get excited? Pulling on walks? Jumping on guests? Your puppy turning into a tiny land shark?

You’re not alone! Most owners deal with all of these issues too!

At Level Up Dog Training, we help South Jersey dog owners build calm, well mannered dogs through practical, real life training that actually fits your daily routine. Whether you’ve got a new puppy or a dog that needs a manners reset, we focus on results that make life easier at home and on walks.

Training should feel clear, supportive, and realistic; not overwhelming.

Message today to schedule lessons or ask questions about your dog. I’m always here to help!

25/04/2026

Puppyhood doesn’t last forever, but bad habits can.
Let’s set your puppy up for success from day one! ❤️🐾

20/03/2026

⏫️Level Up Dog Training – Gloucester County, NJ⏫️

Helping puppies and dogs become well-mannered, confident companions, without the stress or confusion.
Whether you just brought home a new puppy or you’re struggling with things like pulling, jumping, or not listening, I offer personalized, in-home training to make real-life results happen.

Getting Started:

Training Evaluation – $100
A 60-minute in-home session where we assess your dog, talk through your goals, and build a clear training plan.
Your $100 is credited toward any training package.

Training Options:

Mini Jumpstart (3 one hour sessions) – $300
Perfect for dogs needing a tune up and helping solve single common issues.

Puppy Foundation Program (6, 45min sessions) – $450
Designed for new puppy owners; covering potty training, biting, crate training, and basic commands.
Setting your puppy up the right way from the start!

Everyday Manners Program (6 one hour sessions) – $600
For dogs who need help with real-life behavior like leash walking, jumping, and listening around distractions.

Level Up Program (8 one hour sessions) – $800
Our most complete program; focused on building reliable obedience and confidence in everyday situations.

📍 In-home training throughout Gloucester County & surrounding areas
If you’re ready to make life with your dog easier (and more enjoyable), send me a message, I’d be happy to help you and your dog Level Up!⏫️

20/03/2026

Got a new puppy? 🐶

I’m a local dog trainer based in Gloucester County and specialize in helping puppy owners start off on the right foot. I focus on things like potty training routines, basic commands, and preventing common behavior issues before they turn into bigger problems.

Setting things up early makes a huge difference. Feel free to message me if you want to level up your pup!

09/03/2026

Luca is a French Bulldog puppy currently working on strengthening his basic commands and improving his leash manners. His owner recently had knee replacement surgery, so polite leash walking is especially important.

Like many puppies, Luca can be energetic and easily distracted, but he’s a very smart boy and has picked up his basic commands quickly. Because he’s a solid little dog who doesn’t yet realize his strength, leash walking has taken some extra practice. After introducing a prong collar, he began to better understand polite walking and showed great improvement by the end of the lesson. Over the next few sessions, we’ll gradually transition him back to a no-pull harness to make walks easier and more enjoyable for him and his owner.

If your dog or puppy is struggling with their basics and/or walking on a leash message me to schedule your first training session. I will give 10% off for first time puppy parents that see this post!

06/03/2026

Nash, Bear, and their owner have been working with me over the past few weeks to improve their socialization and strengthen their basic obedience. When we first started, they struggled with leash pulling, frequent barking, and responding consistently to their owners in busy environments.

These photos are from their fourth lesson at a very busy Home Depot. With people walking by, loud machines running, wood being cut, and carts moving around. The boys stayed calm and focused on their owner while practicing basic commands and a few favorite tricks right in front of the registers. I also added my personal dog, Medusa, to the exercise for a group sit-stay, and they maintained their focus despite the added distraction.

By the end of the lesson, all the dogs were holding their sit-stays in the middle of the chaos. A perfect way to end the session with lots of treats, praise, and pets.

If your dog struggles with socialization, feel free to reach out to book a training session. Socialization is an essential part of every dog’s development and should never be skipped!

09/01/2026

🎉 New Year, New Goals… and New Prices! 🐾
As we head into the new year, Level Up Dog Training is leveling up too!�To continue providing high-quality, personalized training for you and your dog, our hourly rates are updating to be able to service a larger amount of people! We don’t train for the money, we do it for the good of the dogs and their owners in our community :
🐕 Adult Dog Training: $100 per hour�🐶 Puppy Training: $75 per hour
Whether you’re working on obedience, behavior challenges, or setting your puppy up for lifelong success, our training is designed to create real results and a stronger bond with your dog.
📅 Now booking for the new year!�Message us to schedule your session and start 2025 with a well-trained, confident pup.
⬆️Let’s level up…together!

04/11/2025

🦃Tuesday Training Tip: Thanksgiving Edition!🦃

Thanksgiving means full plates, full houses, and full hearts, but it can also mean *temptations* for curious noses and paws! Here are 3 quick tips to help your dog stay calm, happy, and polite during the holiday chaos:

1. Practice Place Training Before the Feast:
Teach your pup to relax on their bed or mat while the food’s on the table. Use treats or a stuffed Kong to keep them busy and reinforce calm behavior.

2. Prep for Doorbell Distractions:
Holiday guests mean extra commotion at the door! Before Thanksgiving, practice calm greetings; reward your dog for sitting or staying as the door opens. This helps prevent jumping, barking, or dashing out in excitement.

3. Create a “Calm Corner”:
Between the noise, smells, and guests, even the friendliest dogs can get overstimulated. Set up a cozy retreat with their favorite blanket, chew, and soft music. Let them decompress there when things get busy. A relaxed dog is a happy dog!

✨Remember, training during the holidays isn’t about perfection, it’s about setting your pup up for success and keeping the season joyful for everyone.

👉 Share your pup’s Thanksgiving manners moment! Tag us with and show off your well-behaved holiday buddy.

04/11/2025

29/10/2025

📝Poll post!

What’s your dog’s biggest challenge: Jumping, barking, recall, or something else?
Let us know in the comments!

First person to answer in the comments gets 5% off any training package of their choice!