Every dog has an orbit.
Ours keeps pulling back to you.
PawOrbit is a structured, in-home training program built around one idea: a dog that stays focused on its handler, in any environment, is a dog that's easy to live with. No gimmicks — just consistent mechanics, repeated until they stick.
No obligation. We'll ask a few questions about your dog and recommend an orbit — even if that's just a couple of tips over the phone.
A program built around distance, not just commands
Every dog starts close to its handler and, with the right mechanics, can hold that connection at greater distance and more distraction. We call each stage an orbit — pick the one that matches where your dog is today.
Foundation Orbit
For puppies and newly adopted dogs. We build the basics that every later stage depends on: attention, calm handling, and a predictable routine.
- Name recognition & focus games
- Crate comfort & house-training
- Early socialization & handling
Obedience Orbit
For dogs with the basics down who need real-world manners: a loose leash, a reliable "stay," and an owner who doesn't dread the front door.
- Sit, stay, come, heel
- Loose-leash walking
- Door manners & impulse control
Freedom Orbit
For dogs ready to work at distance: reliable off-leash recall and calm behavior around real distractions like other dogs, traffic, and strangers.
- Distance recall & release cues
- Distraction-proofing in public
- Off-leash reliability drills
From first call to a dog that checks in on its own
Call or request a consult
A free 20-minute phone conversation about your dog's age, history, and what's not working right now.
In-home assessment
We meet your dog on its own turf and observe how it responds to distance, distraction, and handling.
Custom plan
You get a written plan naming the orbit we recommend, session count, and what to expect week to week.
Weekly coaching
Hands-on sessions with homework in between — the training happens in your home, not just ours.
30-day check-in
A follow-up visit after the program ends to troubleshoot anything that's crept back in.
Training the connection, not just the command
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Mechanics before repetition
We slow down to get your timing and body language right first — repeating a bad mechanic just teaches it faster.
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Plans built per dog
A reactive rescue and a confident puppy don't get the same plan, even if they're learning the same command.
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You do the training
We coach you directly in every session so the dog's trust builds with you, not with us.
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Honest expectations
If your dog needs a longer timeline, or a vet or veterinary behaviorist involved first, we'll say so upfront.
Lead trainer & founder
CPDT-KA · PawOrbit, est. 2019Certified through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, with a background working alongside local shelters on intake behavior assessments before founding PawOrbit to focus on in-home coaching.
Before you call
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Book your free consult
Tell us a bit about your dog and we'll call you back within one business day — or just call now.
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Phone(559) 550-9559
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HoursMon–Sat, 8am–6pm PT
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Service areaFresno & Clovis, CA — within ~20 miles