Typical cost Private training session: $150–$240 per sessionTypical cost Group obedience class: $190–$360 per courseTypical cost Puppy class: $410–$900 per courseTypical cost Board-and-train (2–3 weeks): $2,250–$4,500 per programTypical cost Behavior / aggression consult: $220–$480 per consultTypical cost In-home training package: $660–$1,450 per packageTypical cost Dog boarding: $50–$110 per nightTypical cost Pet sitting drop-in: $40–$90 per visitTypical cost Invisible dog fence, installed: $2,200–$4,800 installedTypical cost GPS tracking collar: $220–$480St. Pete Fall tip Secure outdoor toys and shade before tropical storms arrive.St. Pete Fall tip Check for ticks after park or mangrove-edge walks.St. Pete Winter tip Carry water on sunny winter walks—dogs can still overheat.St. Pete Winter tip Keep flea/tick protection year-round in Pinellas County.St. Pete Spring tip Wipe paws after parks to remove pollen and sand.St. Pete Spring tip Avoid midday walks when sudden heat spikes occur.St. Pete Summer tip Walk dogs before 8am or after 8pm to beat pavement heat.St. Pete Summer tip Never leave pets in cars; bring water for beach and park outings.

Dog training in St. Pete Beach

We work with St. Pete Beach dogs at home, on your street, and in parks where dogs are allowed. Common requests include leash pulling, jumping on guests, barking, and a recall you can trust. In the hot months we train early and late.

Beach rule for St. Pete Beach: Most sand beaches in St. Pete Beach prohibit dogs, but a designated dog‑friendly bay‑side area at the end of Pass‑a‑Grille Way (between 1st and 3rd Avenues) allows dogs on leash and requires licensing and cleanup. (Source: City of St. Pete Beach)

All of Pinellas County requires a county license tag and a current rabies vaccination for dogs and cats over four months old. You can find more in our Pinellas pet guide and the dog beach list.

Send us a message

Tell us your dog's age, breed, and the one behavior you most want fixed. Pulling on the leash, jumping on guests, barking at the lanai door, and not coming when called are the usual starting points.

Asking about boarding, a fence, a GPS collar, or food and toys? Pick it from the list and we will point you to the right local option.