Camryn Holtzen Dog Training

05/13/2025

Hello all! My schedule has been tough this year with having two little kids and finding enough care for them to make private sessions work with the number of clients I have interested. That being said, I am looking at doing a group training class this summer. It would consist of one class per week for 6 weeks. We would cover all the same basic commands that would be covered in a private training class. And we will have time to cover some problem behaviors in class as well. The cost of the class would be $215 per dog, with additional dogs in the same family receiving a discount. We would meet in a park in Stromsburg for the classes so they would be outside and we would have to work around any possible weather conditions. If you are interested please click the link and let me know! The more people I have interested in the class the more likely it will happen! So please share and respond to my survey so we can get something scheduled!

https://forms.gle/R3hNSsuBmmLd9LmTA

01/05/2025

This is the best kind of weather according to my dogs. I disagree 🥶

Let me see how your pups are doing on this cold and snowy day!

11/10/2024

Just a reminder that I am done with training classes for 2024 and classes next year will be delayed since we are expecting a little boy in January!

If you want to be notified about my 2025 calendar, sign up for my email list here: https://forms.gle/Ljrs4SB2qJHw9n2u8

You will not receive anything other than my 2025 calendar and a way to sign up for those classes.

You will only receive emails that directly update you on when I will be starting classes back up in 2025 and when my waitlist will open. Please feel free to message my page with any further questions.

09/13/2024

It’s so important to have solid boundaries between children and dogs! This is a great way to allow your dog to take a break any time they feel like they need it.

08/22/2024

Does it get better than a 70° day and getting outside to enjoy the sunshine with your dogs?

Let me see your dogs out enjoying the sun! ☀️

08/08/2024

I am FULL for the rest of the year!

At this point I’m not sure what my schedule will look like for next year, so if you want to be notified about my 2025 calendar, sign up for my email list here: https://forms.gle/Ljrs4SB2qJHw9n2u8

You will not receive anything other than my 2025 calendar and a way to sign up for those classes.

08/02/2024

Work begins before coming to a trainer and after leaving a trainer. You cannot have minimal foundation and then want 8 months worth of training results/progress in 3-4 months And you cannot keep or even move forward in progress and results if you do not follow through at home thereafter. Dog trainers are not wizards or magicians.

07/10/2024

Where has the year gone?! It's only half way through the year but the classes fill quickly! I can't believe that there is only 3 classes still available for the 2024 year. These last classes will be in September/October. I do my best finalize all of my classes in October so there are no scheduling complications with the holidays and potential bad weather.

I also want to announce that I will NOT be getting classes started right away next January as I have done in the past. I will be waiting until closer to that time to make the decision on what will continue to work best for myself and my family. So once these 2024 classes are filled, I will be closing my waitlist. That being said, I will open a sign up form if you are interested in getting email updates on when I will begin hosting classes for 2025. Please sign up for that here: https://forms.gle/y78RzL1jWK5UkDhM9

06/28/2024

Holidays with fireworks cause a lot of loud noises, which can lead to anxiety in dogs. Here are some expert-approved tips to keep your dog calm during fireworks.

06/21/2024

This is your weekly reminder - if you haven't done it yet, do it today!

05/02/2024

04/23/2024

Thank goodness the warm weather is here!

I have a few openings for basic obedience classes starting in June! Let me know if you'd like to get on my list because these spots usually fill up quickly!