Dog Training

Learn to train your dog through private lessons, or hire me to work with your dog solo. In-person training in the San Francisco Bay Area; online training – worldwide. Private lessons in your home Day training / Training walks This type of training allows me to work with your dog directly, and you don’t need to be present for the session. Depending onContinue readingDog Training

Dog Walking

R+ private walks, private hiking adventures & training walks for dogs in San Francisco & San Mateo County. Private walks One-on-one private walks are conducted by R+ dog training professionals. Walks are designed to cater to your dog’s needs and may include accommodation for reactive, fearful, or hyper-energy dogs. Your dog will receive undivided attention and an enriching walk with bits of learningContinue readingDog Walking

Pet Sitting

Dog sitting, day care, and more are done by R+-trained dog professionals. If you have birds, plants, or cats, we can take care of them too. We will take care of your dog when you are traveling and provide them with a true staycation, including lots of walks, beach hikes, and playtime. We can even do some training or give them a bath.Continue readingPet Sitting

About

Hello! I’m Stella, a R+ dog trainer in San Francisco Bay Area. I help local pet owners train their dogs and fix behavior problems using positive and science-based methods. My goal is to give clients the skills to have a happy and stress-free relationship with their pets. I volunteer at the San Francisco SPCA, where I assist with dogs that have behavioral issues.Continue readingAbout

San Francisco Bay Area Dog Training Services

What do I offer?

🐕‍🦺 Force-free and positive reinforcement training

🐕‍🦺 Customized programs catering to each individual dog

🐕‍🦺 Behavior modification programs for reactive, fearful, aggressive dogs

🐕‍🦺 Dog walking & pet sitting by R+ trained dog professional

Dog Training

private lessons

  • Personal training and coaching sessions at your home
  • Training walks without pet parent present
  • Puppy Training program
  • Online Consultations
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Dog Walking

R+ approach

  • Private R+ walks
  • Walks for reactive dogs
  • Training walks
  • Hiking Adventures
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Pet Sitting

  • Dog sitting when you travel
  • Family-style boarding
  • Active Doggy Daycare
  • Care for birds, cats and plants
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Pintar Dog Training uses modern dog training approach that is backed by science and relies on ethical methods and positive reinforcement techniques. We don’t approve of or suggest using tools that harm dogs like e-collars, shock or bark collars, or correction collars. We don’t apply any punishment or correction methods. We take the mental health of both dog owners and their dogs very seriously. We support and stand with the LGBTQA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent folks. Learn more on the About page.

We service San Francisco Bay Area for private training lessons in your home, day training (without the pet parent present), family-style dog boarding, active doggy daycare and hiking adventures. We also offer online consultations and zoom lessons worldwide. Learn more on the Services page.

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Private boarding client. Luna stayed with us for the weekend. Lots of hiking, exploration, some training and social time with another dog. Luna gets reactice to some dogs on the walk, but she is such a sweetheart with dogs she knows. Especially if she is introduced to a new dog via parallel walks. We started with larger distance (across the street) to be safe and eventually could walk them next to each other. Dog beach time 🐕 Small (and cute) animals may develop behavior issues when they get too overwhelmed with constant petting and cuddling, especially if we disregard whether they want it or not. That is the reason many small dogs bark at strangers or bite guests in the house. They learned the hard way that if you want to avoid being picked up, petted or even hugged by strangers you better put a scary face on 👹 With parrots I noticed that forcing interaction end up with poor recall and them biting your hands "for no reason". At FDSA Ranch Moka added kayaking to her doggy skills 🐾 Personal water bowl + mat + feeding lunch from snuffle mat = perfect family outing with our furry baby 🐾