Cali K9 Training & Business Online Mentorship Program

Do you want to become a dog trainer?
Do you want to run your own business?
Do you want to create training products & packages
that will not only sell easily, but will also help
your community with their dog issues?

This Mentorship Program has everything you need. And it's up to you how far you want to take it.

Module 1

Theory

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Module 2

Behavior Training

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Module 3

Problem Solving

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Module 4

Business Training

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Module 5

Marketing & Sales

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Module 6

Working With Jas

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This 3 month program provides:

16 hrs of training per month

Video recordings for each module

Study materials for modules

Quizzes for each module

Accountability checks

In person training with Jas

The program consists of a mentorship arrangement between a seasoned dog trainer and a novice trainee. the mentorship program provides the trainee with hands-on experience in all aspects of dog training, agility training, and more.

Cali K9 Training & Business Online Mentorship Program

Do you want to become a dog trainer?
Do you want to run your own business?
Do you want to create training products
& packages that will not only sell easily,
but will also help your community
with their dog issues?

This Mentorship Program has everything you need. And it's up to you how far you want to take it.

Module 1

Theory

LEARN MORE

Module 2

Behavior Training

LEARN MORE

Module 3

Problem Solving

LEARN MORE

Module 4

Business Training

LEARN MORE

Module 5

Marketing & Sales

LEARN MORE

Module 6

Working With Jas

LEARN MORE

This 3 month Training Program includes:

16 hrs of training per month

Video recordings for each module

Study materials

Quizzes for each module

Accountability checks

In person training with Jas Leverette

The program consists of a mentorship arrangement between a seasoned dog trainer and a novice trainee. The mentorship program provides the trainee with hands-on experience in all aspects of dog training, agility training, and more.

Module 1

THEORY

Module #1 is the "why and the how." Whether you have a rescue dog, a young adult dog with bad behaviors or aggression or a new small puppy, you will have dog behavior issues. Learning the 16 Dimensions of Temperament and using the Cali K9 5 Pillar Training System you will be able to help any dog owner with any dog problems.  

5 Pillars

16 Dimensions of Temperament

    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with children
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watchdog ability
    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watchdog ability

5 Pillars

16 Dimensions of Temperament

    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability
    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability

Dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years and have co-evolved alongside humans. Understanding dog behavior will improve your ability to better manage your dog.

Dogs have played important roles in human societies throughout history, such as hunting companions, guards, and service animals. So, all breeds come from different places and different backgrounds. Studying the 16 dimensions of dog temperaments and learning the 5 pillars of the Cali K9 Training Method will provide invaluable insight into your relationship with your canine.

Module 2

BEHAVIOR TRAINING

In Module #2 the trainee will learn the Cali K9 Training Method. Our proven reward-based, balanced, humane training method will give you the tools to reach your dog training goals. after this module you will be an expert dog trainer.

Dog behavior training is the process of teaching dogs appropriate behaviors and responses to various stimuli. It involves using positive reinforcement techniques to reward desirable behaviors and discourage unwanted ones.

Ignition

Break

Lure

Touch

Jump

Spin

Sit

Down

Stand

Sit in motion

Down in motion

Stand in motion

Heel

Turn

Search

Touch

Jump

Spin

Rotation

Front position

Heel position

Back up

Hop

Through

Middle position

Send out

Recall

Bark

Bite

Retrieve

Remember that every dog is different, and some may require more or less training than others. If you're having trouble with a dog's behavior remember to be patient and consistent, using postiive reinforcement to encourage the dog to repeat a behavior in the future.

The trainee will work closely with the Jas Leverette, observing his techniques and methods, and gradually the trainee will take on more responsibility for training dogs.

Jas will provide feedback on the trainee's performance, highlight areas for improvement and offer constructive criticism.

SERVICE DOG TRAINING

5 Pillars

16 Dimensions of Temperament

    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability
    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability

Service Dog Training is a specialized form of dog training that focuses on teaching dogs to perform specific tasks that help individuals with disabilities.
Service dogs must have a solid foundation in basic obedience training.
Service dogs must be trained to perform specific tasks that assist their handler with their disability or medical condition.
 Public Service dogs must be trained to behave appropriately in public places, such as restaurants, stores, and public transportation.
Service dogs must be socialized to a wide variety of environments, people, and animals.
The handler of a service dog must also be trained on how to work with their dog and how to use their dog's trained tasks to manage their disability or medical condition.
Service dogs must meet legal requirements for service animals, which may include certification, registration, and compliance with local laws and regulations.

Guarding

Retrieve

Guiding the blind

Prescription reminders

Calming during anxiety

Calming during panic

Notification

Deep pressure

Pulling wheelchair 

Alerting the def to noises

Alerting to seizures

Alerting to diabetes attack

Module 2

BEHAVIOR TRAINING

In Module #2 the trainee will learn the Cali K9 Training Method. Our proven reward-based, balanced, humane training method will give you the tools to reach your dog training goals. After this module you will be an expert dog trainer.

Dog behavior training is the process of teaching dogs appropriate behaviors and responses to various stimuli. It involves using positive reinforcement techniques to reward desirable behaviors and discourage unwanted ones.

Ignition marker

Break

Lure

Sit

Down

Stand

Heel

Turn

Search

Touch

Spin

Jump

Sit in motion

Down in motion

Stand in motion

Rotation

Front position

Heel position

Middle position

Recall

Retrieve

5 Pillars

16 Dimensions of Temperament

    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability
    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability

Remember that every dog is different, and some may require more or less training than others. If you're having trouble with a dog's behavior remember to be patient and consistent, using positive reinforcement to encourage the dog to repeat a behavior in the future.

The trainee will work closely with the Jas Leverette, observing his techniques and methods, and gradually the trainee will take on more responsibility for training dogs.

Jas will provide feedback on the trainee's performance, highlight areas for improvement and offer constructive criticism.

SERVICE DOG TRAINING

Service dog training is a specialized form of dog training that focuses on teaching dogs to perform specific tasks that help individuals with disabilities or medical conditions.
Service dogs must have a solid foundation in basic obedience training.
Service dogs must be trained to perform specific tasks that assist their handler with their disability or medical condition.
Public Service dogs must be trained to behave appropriately in public places, such as restaurants, stores, and public transportation.
Service dogs must be socialized to a wide variety of environments, people, and animals.
The handler of a service dog must also be trained on how to work with their dog and how to use their dog's trained tasks to manage their disability or medical condition.
Service dogs must meet legal requirements for service animals, which may include certification, registration, and compliance with local laws and regulations.

GUARDING

RETRIEVE

GUIDING THE BLIND

NOTIFICATION

DEEP PRESSURE

PULLING WHEELCHAIR

PRESCRIPTION REMINDERS

CALMING DURING ANXIETY

CALMING DURING PANIC

ALERTING THE DEF TO NOISES

ALERTING TO SEIZURES

ALERTING TO DIABETES ATTACK

5 Pillars

16 Dimensions of Temperament

    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability
    •  Indoor activity
    • Outdoor activity
    • Vigor
    • Emotional stability
    • Behavioral consistency
    • Dominance with dogs                         
    • Dominance with people
    • Sociability with family members            
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Sociability with strangers
    • Territoriality
    •  Learning rate
    • Problem solving
    • Obedience
    • Guard dog ability
    • Watch dog ability

Module 3

PROBLEM SOLVING

Module #3 is designed to provide aspiring dog trainers with the skills and problem solving techniques they need to become successful in their profession.

Problem-solving with dogs involves identifying and addressing the underlying causes of unwanted behaviors. Below is a list of problems you will have the skills to address with ease.

Jumping on guest at the door

Jumping on the bed

Jumping on the couch

Jumping on the table 

Jumping over the fence 

Jumping at dogs on tv

Digging in backyard

Chasing leaves, squirrels, cats and everything moving

Pulling on the leash

Won’t heel 

Biting on the leash when walking

Peeing in the house

Can’t hold pee in the crate

Pooping in the wrong area of the yard

Running out the front door 

Biting on furniture in the yard

Eating poop

Eating plants

Chewing on everything

Biting and pulling on clothes

Biting puppy

Nipping at owner’s hand

Nipping when being ignored

Barking for food at the the table 

Barking at the window

Barking at the door

Barking at the mailman

Barking at guests

Barking to come inside 

Barking at the restaurant

Barking at doorbell

Barking in car at everything

Barking while cooking

Will not stop barking 

Getting over excited with kids

Getting over excited with other dogs

Marshall people who get up to use the bathroom

Possessive of owner

Not listening to partner

Drinks too much water

Reactivity towards everything

Too distracted to take treats

Can’t eat with other dogs

To excited for treats

Food aggression

Dog aggression

Aggressive when behind gate only

Possession aggression with toys

Territorial aggression

Leash aggression

Crate aggression

Exhibiting aggression at the vet

Exhibiting aggression at the groomer

Dominance with other animals in house

Aggressive at dog park dog park

Aggressive when corrected

Can’t Regain attention after aggression

Challenging handler

Dog not staying

Can’t hold pee in the crate

Pooping in the wrong area of the yard

Running out the front door 

Biting on furniture in the yard

Eating poop

Eating plants

Chewing on everything

Biting and pulling on clothes

Biting puppy

Nipping at owner’s hand

Nipping at guests

Nipping when being ignored

Barking at the window

Barking at the door

Barking at the mailman

Barking at doorbell

Barking in car at everything

Barking while cooking

Barking at guests

Barking to come inside 

Barking at the restaurant

Will not stop barking 

Getting over excited with kids

Getting over excited with other dogs

Marshall people who get up to use the bathroom

Possessive of owner

Not listening to partner

Can’t eat with other dogs

To excited for treats

Food aggression

Drinks too much water

Reactivity towards everything

Too distracted to take treats

Dog aggression

Aggressive when behind gate only

Possession aggression with toys 

Socializing puppy with existing dogs 

Ruining picnics

Dog is lazy and lacks motivation

Scared of other dogs

Scared of babies

Scared of everything

Scared of water and swimming

Scared of large objects

Scared of people

Low self esteem

Overstimulated

Doesn’t know when playtime is over

The first step in solving a problem is to identify the specific behavior that needs to be addressed. Common problem behaviors include barking, digging, chewing, and aggression.
Once you have identified the problem behavior, try to determine the underlying cause. For example, if your dog is chewing on your shoes, it may be because he is bored, anxious, or teething.

Once you have determined the underlying cause, take steps to address it. For example, if your dog is chewing because he is bored, provide him with more exercise and interactive toys to keep him occupied.

Encourage and reward your dog for good behavior. For example, if your dog is barking excessively, reward him when he is quiet and calm.

Consistency is key when it comes to dog problem-solving. Make sure that everyone in your household is on the same page and follows the same training techniques.

Remember that solving dog problems takes time and patience. Don't get discouraged if progress is slow, and be prepared to adjust your training methods as needed. With consistency and positive reinforcement, most problem behaviors can be resolved.

Module 4

BUSINESS TRAINING

In Module #4 the trainee will receive training in business management; helping them establish their own dog training business. This includes developing a business plan, managing finances, and utilizing systems to make business run smoothly.

LLC creation

Branding

Overhead

Credit

Scheduling

Income goals

Taxes 

Expenses

Bookkeeping 

Systems integration

Automation

Client relations

Our training for building a successful dog training company gives an understanding of the Dog Industry, including its different sectors and how they interact. The training will have topics such as developing a business plan, identifying funding sources, and managing growth.

Through the course you will be given an understanding of marketing and sales techniques that are specific to the dog industry, such as developing a strong online presence, networking with other professionals, and building relationships with customers.
A very importnat addition to our training is making sure all trainees understand the legal and regulatory requirements for running a dog business, such as licensing, insurance, and safety regulations.

Organization and planning is essential. Understanding how to manage a dog business, including scheduling, client management, and record-keeping will keep yoiur business afloat. A dog business training program can be delivered through a variety of methods, such as classroom training, online courses, workshops, and coaching sessions. The specific content and structure of a dog business will depend on the goals of the organization.

Module 5

MARKETING AND SALES

Module #5  focuses on marketing, social media and fine tuning approaches to get in touch with your ideal clients.

Sales strategy

Informational content

Commercial content

Running ads

Social media

Retargeting

Email marketing

Creating an avatar

Sales campaigns

Creating urgency

Affiliate marketing

Sales calls

Marketing and sales are critical components of a successful dog training business.

You will want to develop a strong online presence. Having a strong online presence is essential for any business. Use social media platforms to promote your business and engage with potential clients.

We will go over the importance of your website: making sure your website is professional, easy to navigate, and contains information about your services, rates, and credentials.
 
You will learn how to offer consultations to potential clients, which can help establish trust and build rapport. Use these consultations to assess the dog's needs, explain your training approach, and provide a sense of your expertise and training style.
It will be importnat to develop referral networks to build relationships with other professionals in the dog industry. You will learn how to  offer them incentives to refer clients to your business, such as a commission or a discount on your services.

In this training we will discuss leveraging customer reviews. we cannot emphasize enough the importance of encouraging your satisfied customers to leave reviews on your website and social media pages. Positive reviews can be a powerful marketing tool, as they demonstrate your credibility and expertise to potential clients.

We also want you to have a smart approach when using promotions and discounts. Offering promotions and discounts can attract new customers and encourage repeat business, but done the wrong way, you might find yourself overstreatching, not profiting as you should and experiencing burn out.

By using our marketing and sales strategies, you can effectively promote and sell your dog training services, and attract a loyal customer base.

Module 6

WORKING WITH JAS

Module #6 is your chance to work in person with the founder and owner of Cali K9.

Working in person with Jas Leverette as your dog training mentor will the most valuable experience for both you and your business. It will be day after day of extensive dog training at the highest caliber. Here are a few tips to make the most out of your time with your mentor:

Show up prepared: This is a one in a lifetime opportunity, so have all your ducks in a row. Have all your gear ready, notebook in hand and questions at the top of your mind. This won't be a vacation. This will be a training intensive.

Communicate clearly: Make sure you and Jas are on the exact same page about your goals, training methods, and expectations. Ask questions. You will be provided feedback immediately. Be open to learning: Trust your mentor. Jas is there to teach you new skills and effective techniques, so be willing to try new things and be receptive to constructive feedback. Practice consistently: Consistency is key when it comes to dog training, so make sure to practice regularly outside of your mentorship sessions. Take notes: Jot down important tips, advice, and observations during your sessions. This can help you remember what you've learned and track your progress. Have fun: Dog training should be enjoyable for both you and your furry friend, so don't forget to have fun and make training sessions a positive experience.