Hadley Training Co.

Hadley Training Co. HTC offers real-world, relationship-based 1:1 training to empower owners and unlock their dog’s potential.

In-person & virtual options available, with packages tailored to your needs. Helping dogs become the adventure buddy you've always dreamed of!

Kicking off fall with our fresh lineup of Skill Studio pop-up classes!The Lineup:✨ Weds 9/16 | Reliable Recall: Working ...
09/01/2026

Kicking off fall with our fresh lineup of Skill Studio pop-up classes!

The Lineup:
✨ Weds 9/16 | Reliable Recall: Working through real-world distractions so you can build responsive, dependable recall when it matters most.
✨ Tues 10/6 | Patio Manners: Focusing on settling, handler engagement, and finding calm in public, high-distraction spaces.
✨ Mon 10/26 | Impulse Control: Navigating excitement and frustration so your dog can make better choices when arousal hits.
✨ Tues 11/10 | Urban Resilience: Building confidence, body awareness, and neutrality in busy everyday environments.

Open to everyone (client or not!) as long as your dog can exist comfortably in a group setting.

$25 per class | Capped at 6 dogs per class
Sessions are officially open for RSVP 💌 DM me to grab your spot

These are pop-up classes with rotating topics. See something you or your dog could use some work on? Join in on the fun!

These classes are open to all skill levels and training styles. Perfect behavior not required.
Respect is all we ask for 🫶

Not sure if your dog is a fit for this? Just reach out and I’ll be happy to chat it over!

Kicking off fall with our fresh lineup of Skill Studio pop-up classes!The Lineup:✨ Weds 9/16 | Reliable Recall: Working ...
09/01/2026

Kicking off fall with our fresh lineup of Skill Studio pop-up classes!

The Lineup:
✨ Weds 9/16 | Reliable Recall: Working through real-world distractions so you can build snappy, dependable recall when it matters most.
✨ Tues 10/6 | Patio Manners: Focusing on settling, handler engagement, and finding calm in public, high-distraction spaces.
✨ Mon 10/26 | Impulse Control: Navigating excitement and frustration so your dog can make better choices when arousal hits.
✨ Tues 11/10 | Urban Resilience: Building confidence, body awareness, and neutrality in busy everyday environments.

Open to everyone (client or not!) as long as your dog can exist in a group setting. Perfect behavior not required 😌

$25 per class | Capped at 6 dogs per class

Sessions are officially open for RSVP 💌
DM me to grab your spot!

These are pop-up, intimate group classes with rotating topics. See something you or your dog could use some work on? Join in!

All dogs, training styles, and skill levels are welcome. Respect is all we ask for.

Train with fellow owners who just get it. ✨

VERY excited to launch our first 4-week Focus Series this fall: Dog Sports Prep! 🐕🤸If you’ve been curious about dog spor...
08/26/2026

VERY excited to launch our first 4-week Focus Series this fall: Dog Sports Prep! 🐕🤸

If you’ve been curious about dog sports, this is your sign. It is a low-pressure test drive to get a taste of Obedience, Rally, and Scentwork without any expectation to take it further. Just see what lights up your dog and go from there.

I wish I had a class like this one when I first got into sports. It’s a great way to give your dog a new mental outlet, boost their confidence, and build your bond. Best part? Since the same 5 teams meet every week, your dog gets to settle in fast with a consistent group while you learn alongside a cool little community.

The Deets:
Starts Wednesday, Sept 30th
Wednesdays | $120 total | Dogs 7+ months | Capped at 5 teams

Not ready for a 4-week series? Don’t worry, our Fall Pop-Up schedule is dropping soon for single-session options!

Client or new face, you’re welcome here. Send me a DM to grab your spot or chat about if it’s right for your pup! 🤍

What to expect ✍️

Have questions? Just reach out! 💌

Calling all A Friend of Jack adopters! 📣Bringing home a new addition is such a big moment. But navigating all the info o...
08/25/2026

Calling all A Friend of Jack adopters! 📣

Bringing home a new addition is such a big moment. But navigating all the info out there can get overwhelming… fast. Trust me, I get it. 🫣

The good news? You don’t have to figure it out alone.

As a fellow AFOJ adopter, I teamed up with the rescue to give you an exclusive welcome home gift: a FREE 1:1 New Addition Consult Call.

Puppy, adult, whatever you brought home, I am all yours for 40 minutes. We can talk puppy routines, working through behavioral quirks, settling into the space, or just answer any random questions on your mind. We will build a game plan for you and your dog, together, so you can skip the stress and get straight to the good stuff.

Check your adoption folder for your flyer to claim your gift. And you misplaced it or can’t find it, no biggie. Just send me a DM or reach out anyway and I will get you set up.

Can’t wait to chat! 🤍

05/26/2026

By far my favorite part of our Pack Walks is watching owners seeing just how far they’ve come in their training journey.

Sometimes it takes stepping into a more intimidating scenario to really see how much progress your dog has made. And seeing all that hard work in action fills my cup every single time. The consistency everyone puts in at home is the real key to all of this.

It’s the best feeling getting to practice real-world focus in a safe space with such a supportive community. So incredibly proud of this crew 🥹❤️

Anxiety in dogs stems from a lot of different things, but after working with tons of anxious dogs (and loving my own!), ...
05/20/2026

Anxiety in dogs stems from a lot of different things, but after working with tons of anxious dogs (and loving my own!), I notice these same patterns over and over. It looks different for every dog, but the root is the same.

If you read these slides thinking “oooooh…” join the club. 😅

But here’s the truth: your dog is just telling you they need help navigating the world. It doesn’t always have to be this way. They need you to show up and guide them to the other side of that overwhelm. It is 100% possible to build their resilience and reduce their anxiety, but they need you to get there.

The good news? Small, intentional changes make all the difference. And you’ll both feel better for it. 🫶

💌 Drop a comment below or send me a DM if your want to help your dog learn the art of ~chilling~

The response to these Skill Studios has been so cool to see. I’m so glad you’re enjoying them as much as we are! 🫶Here’s...
05/09/2026

The response to these Skill Studios has been so cool to see. I’m so glad you’re enjoying them as much as we are! 🫶

Here’s our next few months of topics...

The Lineup:
✨ June | Neutrality Lab: Real World Reliability
Upping reliability in the face of triggers. We’ll work through over-arousal and reactivity to help your dog tune in, no matter what’s happening around them.

✨ July | Tricks: Motivation & Play
Learning how to motivate your dog to use their brain and tackle new things. Using fun tricks to build drive and sharpen your communication.

✨ August | The Next Step: Vet & Grooming Prep Building on our first class to proof your dog for real-world, stress-free handling. Perfect for anyone already working through these skills.

✨ Bonus Class | The Teen Phase ( dogs 6-18 months) Navigating the teenage months by reclaiming focus and setting boundaries. We’ll work through regressions and common issues at this age.

These are open to everyone (client or not!) as long as your dog can exist in a group setting. 6 dog cap per class to keep things intimate!

June’s class is officially open for RSVP!
DM me to claim your spot 💌

04/22/2026

A lot of dogs start out exactly like Rigby in clip one: pure tunnel vision, little impulse control, and a lack of reliability. For the human on the other end of the leash, it turns a simple walk into a stressful chore. Eventually, you just stop going because it’s not fun anymore. And I don’t blame you.

Here’s how Rigby shifted from clip 1 to clip 2 in just a few weeks:

♻️Consistency is key. We didn’t just set boundaries on the walk. We applied clear expectations to every part of his daily life so he understood the rules are predictable.

🧘We practiced the pause. For impulsive dogs, waiting and slowing down is a muscle that needs to be flexed. Patterning calm into his routine makes it easier for him to access that headspace when he’s overstimulated.

🗣️We refined his communication. This looks different for every dog, but for Rigby adding the ecollar to his toolbox provided clearer feedback. This helped him learn to process information and make intentional choices rather than just reacting. And helped his owner be more consistent as well.

Rigby is still in the “wet cement” phase. We can either solidify these new skills through consistency over time or let things get messy by allowing too much gray area. He’s cleaning up SO nicely and showing exactly what’s possible with the right structure and feedback! 🥰

If your walks feel like clip one, let this be your reminder: there is hope! If you’re tired of the leash burn and the public apologies, reach out! I can get you to the other side 🫶

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