Professional dog training built on experience, structure, and real world application from family obedience and behavior modification to elite protection dogs and law enforcement K9’s.
We correct behavior through structured training, creating calm, reliable, and well-balanced dogs in real-world environments.
Our trainers deliver elite K9 training focused on discipline, consistency, and dependable performance in any situation.
Work with certified professionals who build clear communication, lasting results, and stronger control with your dog.
At Shultz K9, results driven training is built for both new and experienced dog owners, including those working through challenging behaviours and obedience issues. Every programme is designed to create real progress through structure, consistency, and clear communication, helping dogs become more confident, responsive, and reliable in everyday life.
Backed by real world experience training dogs for military and law enforcement applications, Shultz K9 brings a high standard of discipline and development to every dog. In addition to behaviour and obedience training, Shultz K9 specialises in top quality trained protection dogs for families around the world. The team also travels to Europe to personally select and test premium European working line green dogs for patrol, ensuring only exceptional dogs enter the programme.
Each dog is developed with purpose, clarity, and control to perform dependably in real world environments. The focus is not only on the dog, but also on building a disciplined, confident partnership between dog and owner that lasts long after training is complete.
We deliver real-world results through structured, proven training methods. Our team focuses on building reliable, obedient, and confident dogs that perform consistently in any environment, from everyday life to high-demand situations.
We offer private session and customized dog training programs for every breed of dog, whether family pet or professional working dogs, covering everything from on-leash obedience to advanced off-leash training.
Teach your dog essential commands and proper leash behavior for better control during walks and daily activities.
Advanced obedience training that ensures your dog responds to commands even without a leash.
Help your dog become comfortable around people, other dogs, and new environments.
Professional training that develops controlled protection skills while maintaining a stable temperament.
Build strong foundations with early obedience, socialization, and positive habits for your puppy.
Specialized training that prepares dogs to assist individuals with daily tasks and specific needs.
Shultz K9 offers highly trained, intelligent dogs imported from Europe for sale nationwide across the United States. Carefully selected for their temperament, focus, and working potential, our dogs are trained for roles ranging from loyal family companionship to personal protection and advanced working tasks. Whether you need a trusted companion or a capable working dog, we help match you with the right dog for your lifestyle and goals.
Trained dogs are highly trained animals developed for specific tasks such as security, detection, or advanced obedience work. These dogs are known for their intelligence, focus, and drive.
Green dogs are young dogs that have strong potential and foundational training but are not yet fully finished. They are ideal for trainers, handlers, or owners who want to continue developing the dog according to their own goals.
Single purpose dogs provide companionship and focused security. They are trained to stay calm, obedient, and highly skilled in one specific task, such as protection, detection, or tracking, ensuring reliable and consistent performance.
Dual purpose dogs provide companionship and versatile security. They are trained to stay calm, obedient, and perform multiple tasks, such as protection and detection, ensuring reliable and adaptable performance.
Our K9 training courses are designed to unlock your dog’s full potential through structured, results-driven programs. Whether you’re starting with a young pup or refining advanced skills, we offer tailored training that focuses on obedience, behavior correction, and real-world reliability.
Led by experienced trainers, each course combines proven techniques with personalized attention to ensure your dog learns with clarity and consistency. We don’t just train K9s, we build lasting communication and trust between you and your companion.
Whether you’re a first-time dog owner or a seasoned enthusiast, training your furry friend is essential. Finding the right trainers and the right method, is crucial. Our comprehensive range of dog training services, from on-leash to advanced protection, catering to any need you may have.
Start your dog’s training journey today with professional guidance and proven methods.
Dog Training Service Areas
Explore local dog training in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. Dog sales are available nationwide.
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Miami-Dade County · Everyday confidence
Crowded surroundings and changing routines ask a lot of a dog. For Miami-Dade owners, our training options connect attention outside with manners at home. Explore your city and discuss the habits that would make the biggest difference.
Miami Gardens Households
A ringing doorbell can turn the whole house upside down. Work on waiting, greeting without jumping, and returning to a designated spot, with private lessons that give your household a clear routine to practice.
Miami Dog Owners
People, movement, and other dogs can compete for your dog's attention. Obedience training develops the connection between you, with practical work on walking together, changing direction, and responding when the surroundings get interesting.
North Miami Walks
If barking and lunging dominate your walks, start with a closer look at the behavior. Shultz K9 can discuss behavior modification and handling skills that help you approach everyday encounters with a plan.
Hialeah Dog Training
Calling your dog's name and giving a command are two different steps. Private obedience lessons can focus on getting attention first, then asking for a familiar response while distractions remain manageable.
North Miami Beach
Bringing home an adult dog means learning about each other. Build a starting routine around basic obedience, household expectations, and manageable introductions, then address the specific behaviors you discover as your dog settles in.
Aventura Everyday Manners
For dogs who share elevators, entrances, or narrow hallways, waiting is a useful skill. Focus training on staying beside you, allowing people to pass, and moving through doorways without rushing ahead.
Miami Lakes Puppies
Puppy training gives everyday moments a purpose: coming when called, learning where to settle, and getting comfortable with a leash. Bring your questions about biting, boundaries, and routines to a trainer.
Doral Training Options
Consider how much hands-on practice fits your week. Shultz K9 offers private lessons and board and train, giving you different ways to approach obedience goals and discuss the work you will continue at home.
Miami Beach Companions
An outing does not need to mean constant movement. Practice a down, a stay, and quiet attention beside you, gradually introducing distractions so your dog learns that doing less is sometimes the task.
Opa-locka Household Manners
If furniture rules have become a daily argument, decide what access you want your dog to have. Private training can work on getting off when asked and settling in an appropriate alternative spot.
Sunny Isles Beach
Suitcases, unfamiliar voices, and extra activity can disrupt a dog's usual rhythm. Prepare for visitors through house manners and private training, with clear expectations for greetings, personal space, and settling while people come and go.
Miami Shores Dog Introductions
Adding a dog changes more than the head count. Review the resident dog's obedience, resting arrangements, and household boundaries first, then discuss an introduction plan with a trainer before bringing the dogs together.
Hialeah Gardens Outings
The leash coming out can set off jumping, spinning, and pulling before you leave. Work through that sequence in training, from standing for the leash to beginning the walk at your side.
Coral Gables Private Coaching
The lead is part of the conversation between you and your dog. Use private coaching to practice leash length, hand position, and changes in direction without relying on a constant pulling match.
Miami Springs Training Goals
Before beginning board and train, identify the changes that matter to you: steadier leash work, more dependable commands, or fewer disruptive habits. Discuss those priorities with the trainer and understand how progress will be reviewed.
Biscayne Park Households
When two dogs constantly set each other off, it helps to understand each dog's skills separately. Discuss private training for individual obedience and household routines, including taking turns and responding without following the other dog.
North Bay Village
Repeated barking at nearby sounds deserves more than another shouted command. Talk through when it happens and what precedes it, then explore behavior modification that addresses the pattern and your response to it.
Golden Beach Protection Training
Protection work begins with a conversation about the dog you already handle. Review temperament, obedience, and training history with Shultz K9 before deciding whether a protection program is an appropriate next step.
Bal Harbour Greetings
A friendly dog can still overwhelm someone by jumping or pushing forward. Practice approaching people with permission, keeping four paws down, and returning attention to you when a greeting is finished.
Bay Harbor Islands
Small dogs benefit from clear boundaries and capable handling, too. Address pulling, ignoring commands, or demanding attention through obedience work that treats your dog as a learner, with expectations you can apply consistently.
Indian Creek Village Handler Training
A trained protection dog still needs clear direction from its handler. Work on your own communication, obedience practice, and follow-through with professional guidance, keeping daily control central to your continued training.
Surfside Growing Dogs
Your adolescent dog may have more energy and less interest in familiar commands. Reassess the basics through obedience training, strengthening the routines and handler consistency that can get lost as a puppy grows.
El Portal Confidence Building
New situations can be difficult for a dog who hangs back or struggles to engage. Discuss those responses with a trainer and build manageable obedience tasks, giving you a clearer way to guide your dog.
Medley Detection Trainer Education
Developing detection dogs is a professional skill of its own. Ask about the Detection Dog Trainer Course and discuss how its instruction relates to your experience, your teaching goals, and the teams you support.
Virginia Gardens New Owners
First-time ownership brings plenty of conflicting advice. Private lessons give you a place to ask questions, practice handling, and understand how to communicate commands without changing the rules from one moment to the next.
West Miami House Manners
Begging, crowding the table, and wandering into food preparation can become daily habits. Work on household boundaries and a designated resting place, with private training focused on the moments that interrupt your meals.
Sweetwater Everyday Boundaries
When a stolen shoe turns into a game, chasing rarely teaches the behavior you wanted. Ask about obedience work on leaving items, releasing them, and redirecting attention before another household object becomes the prize.
South Miami Focus
A sit in the kitchen is a starting point. Develop that response under gradually different conditions, using obedience training to work on duration, distance, and distractions with expectations suited to your dog's current skills.
Key Biscayne Handling Skills
Passing the leash to another adult can become a rush of excitement. Private lessons can address the handoff itself: pausing, accepting new direction, and reconnecting before the next person starts walking.
Pinecrest Family Training
Children and adults may interact with the same dog very differently. Bring family routines into private training, establishing clear commands and adult-led practice so daily expectations are easier for everyone to understand.
Palmetto Bay Active Dogs
An energetic dog needs to learn when activity ends. Use obedience work to practice releasing a toy, returning attention to the handler, and settling afterward, making the transition from play to rest part of training.
Cutler Bay Training Progress
If you find yourself saying the same word five times, revisit how that command was taught. Private lessons can help identify unclear expectations and give you a more consistent way to practice the response.
Homestead Working Breeds
A dog with strong drive needs purposeful instruction. Discuss obedience, impulse control, and suitable training goals with Shultz K9, drawing on experience with working dogs while keeping your own dog's temperament and household role central.
Florida City Daily Practice
The useful test of a lesson is what happens afterward. Focus on applying obedience during ordinary routines, identifying where responses slip and learning how to continue practice beyond a session with the trainer.
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Palm Beach County · Training with purpose
Welcoming a puppy, refreshing obedience, and developing a working K9 each call for a different plan. Palm Beach County owners can work with Shultz K9 on practical training goals and the handling skills that help maintain progress.
Boca Raton Puppy Training
Accidents are easier to discuss when you can describe the routine around them. Bring your puppy's sleep, meal, and toilet patterns to Shultz K9 and work on a consistent potty-training plan.
Delray Beach
A squirrel, another dog, a sudden sound: walks can pull attention in every direction. Obedience training develops leash manners and helps you become a clearer, more consistent guide through everyday distractions.
Boynton Beach Refresher Training
A long break can leave previously learned commands feeling less familiar. Take stock of what your dog still understands, then use refresher obedience work to rebuild consistency before adding new challenges.
West Palm Beach K9 Programs
An upcoming K9 certification can expose a specific training gap. Discuss problem-solving support with Shultz K9, identify the exercise that needs attention, and focus preparation on handler communication and the team's current performance.
Lake Worth Beach Dog Training
A new work schedule can change when your dog eats, rests, and gets attention. Discuss the transition before it begins, then establish practical obedience exercises and household expectations for the revised routine.
Greenacres Private Lessons
Dogs sometimes learn your posture along with the word. Practice familiar commands while you are seated or positioned differently, using private coaching to make your instructions clearer across ordinary household situations.
Wellington Professional K9 Development
For handlers and trainers interested in decoy skills, explore Shultz K9's three-day seminar. Discuss the instruction, practical participation, and experience expected before choosing this next step in your professional K9 development.
Palm Beach Gardens
A perfect sit in the kitchen may disappear in an unfamiliar setting. Build on what your dog already knows by practicing obedience with gradually changing surroundings, distances, and distractions.
Royal Palm Beach
The first weeks with a puppy bring plenty of questions. Establish a manageable rhythm for rest, play, learning, and household boundaries, with guidance that helps you recognize what to practice next.
Lantana Training
Excitement often peaks before the trip even begins. Practice waiting to enter or exit the car, responding while the door opens, and reconnecting with you before the next activity starts.
Palm Springs
Tension around food, toys, or resting spaces deserves a thoughtful assessment. Discuss your dog's specific behavior and household routines with a trainer to develop appropriate management and behavior modification goals.
Jupiter Professional K9 Training
Explore the FDLE K9 Handler Course with a clear picture of the work involved. Discuss course content, handling practice, and your professional training goals directly with the Shultz K9 team.
Riviera Beach Detection Training
A detection exercise teaches the person as well as the dog. Explore professional K9 training that develops your observation, communication, and ability to recognize when a team needs more focused practice.
Highland Beach
A passing voice or household noise can set off a long barking spell. Identify the triggers and work on a more manageable response, with behavior guidance shaped around your dog's patterns.
Hypoluxo Training
For a dog that freezes or hangs back on walks, progress may begin with small steps. Private training offers room to assess uncertainty and build confidence at an appropriate pace.
Ocean Ridge Everyday Obedience
Obedience should also make sense when your dog is lying comfortably across the room. Practice getting attention and giving a familiar cue without approaching first, then gradually work on a clear response.
Gulf Stream Private Training
A dog who succeeds twice and then struggles may need a simpler exercise. Learn to adjust duration, distance, or distractions in private lessons so practice stays focused on the skill being taught.
Atlantis Training
An adult dog can arrive with little formal training and plenty of established habits. Start with a clear baseline, then develop essential obedience around the everyday situations you most want to improve.
Golf Training
A dog that follows every step may need help learning to rest separately. Discuss settling routines and signs of distress, then work toward suitable training goals for time apart at home.
Briny Breezes
Putting on a leash should not require a chase through the house. Teach your dog to approach, pause, and cooperate with the simple preparation that comes before a walk.
Manalapan Patrol Trainer Development
Teaching working dogs calls for more than handling your own. Explore the Patrol Dog Trainer Course, with discussion of instructional goals, practical participation, and the experience you bring to developing other K9 teams.
South Palm Beach K9 Foundations
For a young working dog, promise is only the beginning. Discuss foundational obedience, confidence, and handler engagement with Shultz K9, then establish training priorities appropriate to the dog's current stage of development.
Lake Clarke Shores Dog Training
Taking one dog out while another remains home can unsettle an established routine. Discuss separate departures and settling expectations with a trainer, keeping each dog's response in view as you build a workable plan.
Glen Ridge
Shoes, sleeves, and furniture can become a puppy's favorite targets. Puppy training helps you recognize the pattern, manage access, and teach appropriate alternatives during those energetic, mouthy stages of development.
Cloud Lake Obedience
Some dogs hold a position until you take the first step away. Work on remaining in place as you move nearby, with gradual practice that separates your movement from an invitation to follow.
Haverhill Training
Pawing, nudging, or barking may have become your dog's way of starting every interaction. Look at how the pattern is reinforced and teach a more appropriate way to ask for attention.
Palm Beach
A dog that grabs an object can quickly turn retrieval into a chase. Practice a clear release cue and an appropriate exchange, giving you another way to respond when something gets picked up.
Loxahatchee Groves
A passing bicycle or running animal can capture a dog's full attention. Develop controlled training exercises that address chasing impulses and help your dog practice responding while something interesting moves nearby.
Mangonia Park
A newly adopted dog needs time for its habits and personality to become clear. Begin with an assessment and manageable routines, then choose training priorities based on the companion in front of you.
Westlake Training
A different home can unsettle even a well-trained dog. Reestablish resting places, household boundaries, and daily cues with a training plan that gives familiar skills a place in the new routine.
Palm Beach Shores
Being included in an outing also means learning to do very little. Practice a settled position, sustained attention, and patient pauses before adding the activity and distractions that make waiting harder.
Lake Park
When a walk turns into tugging at the leash, both ends can become frustrated. Identify when the behavior starts and practice more useful responses to movement, excitement, or a change of direction.
North Palm Beach
Brushing, checking paws, and wiping down after a walk all involve close handling. Work on standing calmly and responding to familiar cues, with training goals adjusted to your dog's comfort.
Belle Glade
If your dog needs a more concentrated introduction to obedience, discuss board and train. Review current habits, the skills you want to develop, and what participation the program requires from you.
Juno Beach Puppy Training
A puppy's first experience of a leash does not need to be a full walk. Start with guidance on accepting the equipment, following direction, and building familiarity through short, manageable practice.
South Bay
Dropped objects can attract attention before you have time to react. Build a clear leave-it response through controlled practice, helping your dog learn when to turn away and look to you.
Jupiter Inlet Colony
Expecting a baby or welcoming someone new changes a dog's daily experience. Discuss training priorities in advance, including designated resting spaces, attention around movement, and boundaries that adults can consistently maintain.
Pahokee Training
For handlers exploring detection work, a useful starting point is the dog's aptitude and intended role. Discuss search goals, foundational skills, and handler participation with Shultz K9's professional training team.
Tequesta Training
Does your dog wait to see a reward before responding? Refine how cues and rewards are used, developing obedience practice that asks for attention before your hand reaches for a treat.
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Broward County · Our home base
Work with the Shultz K9 team at our Oakland Park facility. Broward families can build obedience and address behavior concerns through private lessons or board and train, while professional handlers can explore dedicated K9 courses.
Oakland Park · training
Train alongside your dog at our Oakland Park facility. Private lessons connect clear commands with practical handling, helping you understand when to guide, when to reward, and how to keep practicing between sessions.
Fort Lauderdale · dog training
A dog who listens in the living room still needs practice around distractions. Develop focus and obedience that can carry into walks and outings, with training shaped around the situations you want to improve.
Pompano Beach · obedience
Give recall the attention it deserves. Shultz K9 helps you develop a clearer response to your call through structured obedience, handler guidance, and progressive practice suited to your dog's current level.
Lauderhill · behavior training
Lunging or barking at other dogs can make a simple walk difficult. Behavior training starts with your dog's responses and helps you practice clearer handling, better engagement, and more controlled encounters.
Lauderdale Lakes · dog training
An open door should be a cue to listen. Work on waiting, responding, and moving with you through private obedience lessons that turn a hectic household transition into a useful training opportunity.
Plantation · family dog training
Different rules from different people can leave a dog guessing. Build a shared approach to commands, boundaries, and reinforcement so everyone at home can take part in maintaining your dog's training.
Sunrise · puppy training
Your puppy is learning from the first day home. Introduce early obedience, socialization, and household expectations with professional guidance, giving you a practical way to shape those first weeks together.
Tamarac · leash training
When your dog pulls ahead, the walk becomes a negotiation. On-leash training works on position, attention, and communication, helping you practice moving together with a clearer role for both ends of the leash.
Wilton Manors · dog manners
Visitors give an excitable dog plenty to practice. Private training can address jumping and overenthusiastic greetings while teaching you how to guide your dog before attention and excitement take over.
Hollywood · practical obedience
Standing still is a useful obedience skill, too. Practice moving into position and holding it while you remain nearby, with clear cues that distinguish standing from sitting, following, or settling down.
Coral Springs · dog training
An energetic young dog needs practice pausing as well as moving. Develop impulse control through obedience work that asks for attention, patience, and a response before the next exciting thing happens.
Davie · professional K9 training
Working K9 performance depends on communication within the team. Explore professional courses that develop handling skills alongside detection or patrol work, with practical instruction for handlers, trainers, and agency personnel.
North Lauderdale · obedience
Meals, conversations, and household activity do not always need your dog's participation. Build a useful place command through obedience training, then learn how to practice duration and calmness as everyday distractions appear.
Margate · private dog training
Knowing when a command ends matters as much as responding to it. Practice stays and clear release cues in private lessons, helping your dog learn to wait for direction before moving on.
Coconut Creek · socialization
Socialization includes learning to observe without rushing toward every person or dog. Give your companion guided exposure and practice staying engaged with you as new sights, sounds, and situations enter the picture.
Deerfield Beach · advanced obedience
Advanced off-leash work begins with a dependable obedience foundation. Refine recall, attention, and responses to commands with Shultz K9, progressing according to your dog's skills and your ability to guide them.
Dania Beach · board and train
Completing a board and train program is the start of your next chapter together. Learn the handling and routines behind your dog's progress so you can continue practicing once they return home.
Pembroke Pines · dog training
For dogs who need a more consistent training schedule, board and train provides daily work with our team. Discuss obedience and behavior goals, then choose a program shaped around what your dog needs.
Miramar · protection dog training
Protection training starts with control and a stable temperament. Talk with Shultz K9 about developing appropriate skills while maintaining the responsiveness and everyday manners that a capable protection dog also needs.
Lazy Lake · private lessons
Small changes in how you handle your dog can make instructions clearer. One-on-one coaching gives you space to practice cue timing, reinforcement, and follow-through with direct feedback from a trainer.
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea · private training
A dog may know sit and down separately but struggle when you change the request. Private obedience lessons can work on switching between familiar positions while maintaining attention and waiting for your next cue.
Sea Ranch Lakes · protection training
Protection training should include the return to ordinary behavior. Discuss exercises that reinforce disengagement, composure, and responsiveness, so your work with a trainer addresses how the dog settles after demanding activity.
Lighthouse Point · dog training
A hesitant dog may need a thoughtful introduction to change. Training can pair controlled exposure with clear guidance, helping you work on confidence and engagement without expecting every new experience to feel easy immediately.
Hillsboro Beach · private training
Training does not have to begin with a long list of commands. Identify the everyday behaviors you most want to improve, then use private lessons to work toward those specific priorities together.
Cooper City · family obedience
Does your dog listen to one family member more readily than another? Private coaching can reveal differences in cues and follow-through, helping each person practice a clearer, more consistent way to lead.
Parkland · advanced dog training
Once the basics are familiar, precision becomes the next challenge. Work on cleaner responses, steadier duration, and engagement around distractions through advanced training that builds on what you and your dog already know.
Pembroke Park · behavior training
Repeated barking deserves attention to when it starts and what keeps it going. Discuss the pattern with a trainer and work on alternative responses, household expectations, and the handling that supports them.
Hallandale Beach · dog training
A walk includes pauses, too. Practice keeping your dog settled while you stop to talk or wait, using obedience and handler coaching that give those quiet moments as much attention as moving together.
West Park · behavior support
Tell us what happens before, during, and after the behavior you want to change. That context helps shape a training approach around your dog's responses and the situations you face together.
Southwest Ranches · working K9s
Operational skills need continued attention after initial training. Shultz K9 offers K9 unit maintenance and certification problem-solving programs for professional teams working to maintain communication, control, and consistency in their work.
Weston · private dog training
The work between lessons is where new habits take root. Get private coaching that gives you clear exercises and practical handling guidance, so regular practice has a purpose instead of feeling like guesswork.
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