TRAIN HARD.
STAYFOCUSED.
EARN TRUST.
Our obedience training uses a personalized
program tailored to your dog, combining a
balanced training approach with proven
techniques to support long-term success and reliable behavior.
Starting April 11, 2026, all students enrolling in Ghost K9 Academy Group Classes must attend Basic Training Orientation prior to their first group class.
This class is attended without your dog and serves as a one-day orientation designed to set you up for success. During the session, we will review class rules and expectations, walk you through how to use the Student Portal, explain how scheduling works, and go over the required equipment. We’ll also introduce the Color Leash System and outline what you can expect as you progress through your training journey.
IMPORTANT
Depending on when you enroll, the time leading up to the Basic Training Orientation will be spent working one-on-one with an instructor to complete the prerequisite lessons required before attending this class. Once the orientation is completed, you will receive your official class schedule and be placed into the appropriate group training class. This orientation is held on the first Saturday of every month, and attendance is required prior to joining any group classes.
Meet Tundra
At just 9 months old, Tundra is already proving that age is no obstacle when it comes to hard work and dedication.
This incredible young Husky has officially earned the Brown Leash in our PAWJITSU® Program, a milestone that reflects countless hours of training, consistency, and commitment from both Tundra and their trainer.
Tundra has shown that with the right guidance, structure, and dedication, amazing things are possible. We're proud of everything this young pup has accomplished and can't wait to see what's next. Congratulations, Tundra!
Myrtle Beach Training
For two weeks, we trained together in Myrtle Beach with three dogs sharing the same space while remaining calm, focused, and responsive to their handlers.
One of the biggest lessons in training isn't teaching dogs to become friends it's teaching them how to stay calm, neutral, and in control around other dogs.
Real success isn't measured by playtime. It's measured by the ability to peacefully coexist in the real world with confidence, focus, and good manners. That's the kind of training that lasts.
