Summerlin · Las Vegas Valley, NV

Dog Training in Summerlin, NV

Board and train, off-leash and reactive dog programs for Summerlin families, from a Las Vegas team rated 4.9 on Google.

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4.9★ from 92 Google reviews
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Serving the Las Vegas Valley
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Local dog training you can trust

Off Leash K9 Training is the most-loved dog training company serving Summerlin and the Las Vegas Valley.

Summerlin owners who hike, walk the trails and want a dog they can take anywhere usually look first at the three-week off-leash program. Most dogs do well in the two-week board and train, and dogs who struggle around other dogs or people have a reactive dog program. Every price is on our plans and pricing page.

Why it matters

Why professional training is essential for Summerlin dog owners

Behavior modification

Address jumping, pulling, barking, anxiety, and reactivity at the root, not just the symptom.

Safety & control

A dog that listens the first time is a safer dog around traffic, livestock, wildlife, and people.

Stronger bond

Clear communication builds trust, so your dog looks to you for direction instead of guessing.

Skills that transfer

We hand the training over to you at pickup, so the obedience keeps working at home.

Family harmony

A calm, well-mannered dog means a calmer home for kids, guests, and other pets alike.

What we offer

Our dog training programs for Summerlin dogs

Every program is a board and train: your dog boards with a professional trainer, then you get a one-on-one handover session. Here is how they break down.

Board & train

Our two-week program meets the needs of most dog owners. Your dog boards with a professional trainer and trains every day.

  • Come, sit, down, place, heel and off
  • Proofed at busy malls, shopping centers and parks
  • One-on-one handover session at the end
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Off-leash training

Three weeks that build on the two-week program and add off-leash reliability, for dogs who go everywhere with you.

  • A recall you can count on
  • Open, high-distraction places
  • E-collar included
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Reactive dog training

A three-week, on-leash program for dogs who overreact to other dogs, people or animals.

  • Impulse control around triggers
  • Confidence for worried dogs
  • Parks at off-peak hours and neighborhood walks
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Training in Summerlin

Built for how Summerlin dogs actually live

Summerlin is the master-planned community on the western edge of the valley, named after Jean Amelia Summerlin, Howard Hughes's grandmother. It sits right up against Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, and its villages are laced with trails and parks.

That makes it a great place to own an active dog, and a demanding one. Trails bring bikes, runners, other dogs and wildlife around every bend, and Downtown Summerlin brings crowds, noise and outdoor dining. A dog has to hold its commands through all of it.

That is why our training moves out into busy, open places on purpose. The off-leash program builds a recall that holds with distractions around. Off-leash reliability does not change the leash rules, though, so follow the rules posted wherever you walk.

Where your dog will shine

  • Downtown Summerlin
  • Summerlin's trails and village parks
  • Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (on leash)
  • Neighborhood walks and cul-de-sacs
  • Your own front door and backyard gate
Ernesto Rincon, owner of Off Leash K9 Training of Las Vegas, with a small white dog on a training leash
Who you will be working with

Ernesto Rincon is a Marine Corps veteran and a lifelong Las Vegas local. His interest in training started during his military service, watching Belgian Malinois at work, and after adopting a Malinois of his own he threw himself into dog training.

He takes a personalized approach, tailoring the training to each dog's needs and temperament, and his goal is long-lasting results for every family he works with.

Ernesto RinconOwner · Off Leash K9 Training of Las Vegas
Where we work

Dog training service areas near Summerlin

We train dogs from Summerlin and across the Las Vegas Valley. We are a service-area business, so there is no storefront to visit; your trainer arranges drop-off and pick-up with you.

Summerlin Spring Valley Las Vegas North Las Vegas Henderson Enterprise
Real results

What our clients say

“In 14 days my pup Hank went from chewing everything in sight, jumping, barking, and pulling on the leash, to an absolute pleasure to be around.”

Robert DrakeVerified Google review

“Our 5 month old Doberman learned to focus at the task on hand. We've been hiking and our dog gets compliments on her behavior.”

Alexis AyalaVerified Google review

“Ernesto did such an amazing job with our german shepherd. She has gotten so much better with reactivity and leash manners! Its made everything so much easier.”

Alani KaiVerified Google review
Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Do you train dogs in Summerlin, NV?

Yes. Summerlin is inside the area we cover across the Las Vegas Valley. We are not a walk-in storefront: your dog boards with a professional trainer for the program, and drop-off and pick-up are arranged with you when you book.

Can my dog learn to stay with me on the trails?

That is what the 3-Week Off-Leash Program is built for. It includes everything in the two-week program and adds off-leash reliability, trained in open places with real distractions. Keep your dog leashed wherever the posted rules require it.

How much does dog training cost in Summerlin?

The same as anywhere in the valley. The 2-Week On-Leash Program is $3,485, and the 3-Week Off-Leash and 3-Week Reactive Dog programs are $4,485 each, all with an e-collar included. Every price is on our plans and pricing page. Payment plans are available. Call us today to learn more about payment options.

How old does my dog need to be?

At least 20 weeks old to start a board and train. We do not run a separate puppy program, so a younger puppy waits until then.

My dog pulls and gets distracted in crowds. Where do we start?

Most dogs start with the two-week On-Leash Program: come, sit, down, place, heel and off, practiced at busy outdoor malls, shopping centers and parks until your dog can focus in a crowd.

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