Dog Obedience Training · Westchester, NY

Dog Obedience Training in Westchester, NY

Real-world obedience for dogs that pull, ignore commands, or lack control—board & train and private dog training built for reliable results at home and in public. Servicing Westchester, NY & Fairfield County, CT.

Limited monthly training spots available.

Problems we fix

We Help With

What Your Dog Will Learn

What Your Dog Will Learn

Program Options

Program Options

Why Owners Choose Us

Why Owners Choose Us

Trained by Angelo

Meet The Trainer

Angelo Presta

Owner & Head Trainer

Angelo works hands-on with every dog and owner, taking on cases from basic obedience to serious behavior issues that other trainers often turn away. His approach is built on clear communication, consistency, and accountability—not quick fixes.

Because intake is intentionally limited, every client gets focused attention and a program tailored to their dog—plus the handler skills to keep results going long after training ends.

A Real Owner’s Story

Client testimonial

Hear directly from an owner whose dog went from no control to reliable, calm obedience—in their own words.

Disobedience & chewing → calm, rule-following dog

Before: lots of disobedience — destructive chewing and trouble settling — plus aggression toward other dogs.

After: calm in the house, holds his rules, and follows through — using simple training the owner integrates at home.

“I was nervous about an e-collar — I didn’t want to hurt my dog. But it just startles the bad behavior; it doesn’t have to be painful, and it’s simple training I can keep up at home. I’d recommend Angelo to anybody.”

— Ranger’s owner

Client Reviews

4.8 ★★★★★ 107 Google reviews

“Bruno was very reactive towards other dogs and people. There was times I could not control him and he would not listen to any commands... I can even walk him in Home Depot and pet stores. Just knowing how he reacted before, and being able to go in stores is an amazing feeling.“
- Anthony Patterson

Bruno · Reactivity toward dogs & people · 4 Week Board & Train

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“I boarded Zelda (40-lb, 2.5 year old pitt mix) with Angelo for ~8 weeks to address her reactivity, over-arousal, and basic obedience. Within 24 hours of submitting my initial online inquiry, Angelo set up a screening call. Zelda is now much calmer and more confident.“
- Katie B

Zelda · Reactivity and over-arousal · 8 Week Board & Train

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“Angelo trained our 1.5 year old Pitt/Lab rescue for 4 weeks and the results were life-changing!... He can stay in 'place' for a few hours at a time happily, walks directly at our side and heels and completely overcame his serious leash aggression.“
- C. Whitney Mills

Ranger · Serious leash aggression · 4 Week Board & Train

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Read all 107 reviews on Google

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Dog Obedience Training FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does obedience training take?

In a board & train, your dog gets roughly 1.5–2 hours of formal obedience throughout the day, plus walks, holding commands for long durations, and field trips—so every time your dog is out of the crate, it’s training time. Program length depends on the dog and goals; board & train options range from 3 to 8 weeks.

Do you work with reactive dogs?

Yes. We’re known for taking on hardy cases, and we also take puppies and basic-obedience dogs. We tailor each program to the individual dog. For reactive or aggressive dogs we typically use an e-collar for long-term management, and we note that reactive and aggressive dogs are not good candidates for off-leash work.

Can you help with leash pulling?

Yes—leash pulling is one of the most common issues we fix. Through structured obedience and real-world practice, your dog learns loose-leash walking and to stay calm and focused around distractions, so walks become enjoyable instead of a battle.

What happens after training — will my dog listen to me at home?

Yes. At the end of your program we work hands-on with you so you get all the training needed to upkeep and understand it. Developing proper handler skills, holding your dog accountable, and setting the right lifestyle for your dog are what ensure your dog keeps listening long-term.

How do I get started?

Call us or request a training call and we’ll talk through your dog’s behavior and recommend the right program. To reserve a board & train, we require a non-refundable $1,000 deposit (deducted from your balance) and a signed agreement; the balance is generally due on the first day of the program.