Basic Commands

1. Sit (Teaching your dog to sit is beneficial for safety, good manners, and control, making it a valuable foundation for other training and everyday situations).
2. Down (It promoting relaxation, obedience, and making everyday situations easier, such as grooming or handling visitors)
3. Stand (useful for grooming and veterinary checks)
4. stay (beneficial for safety, obedience, and building self-control, allowing you to manage your dog in various situations and emergencies)
5. Come/Here (crucial for their safety and well-being, allowing you to recall them from potentially dangerous situations and fostering a stronger bond between you and your dog)
6. Paw (strengthens the bond between you and your dog, helps with desensitization for nail clipping and paw inspections, and can be a useful skill for everyday tasks like cleaning muddy paws)
7. Touch (builds trust, improves focus, and can be used for various training applications, including recall, moving your dog, and even preparing them for vet visits or grooming)
8. Spin (can be a fun way to bond, provide mental stimulation, and build a foundation for other training exercises, as it improves body awareness and coordination)
9. Roll (improved behavior, enhanced mental stimulation, stronger bonding, and a more confident and well-behaved companion)

Puppy

1. Play Biting
2. Toilet Training
3. Crate Training
4. Jumping
5. Barking
6. Chewing
7. Separation
8. Stealing 
9. Socialization
10. Confidence Building
11. Loose Lead Walk
12. Basic Obedience

Adult

1. Jumping
2. Reactivity to other human and dogs
3. Lead Bite
4. Lead Pulling
5. Recall
6. Stealing Food/Items
7. Manners with visitors
8. Chasing Squirrels
9. Struggling to Settle
10. Social Anxiety
11. Separation Anxiety
12. Basic Obedience