Newman's Signature Dog Day Training
Calm behavior without the boot camp — Dog training done for you — by our certified NWA dog trainers.
Newman's Dog Training LLC
Day Training for Dogs in Northwest Arkansas
Are daily walks turning into a tug-of-war? Is your dog jumping on guests or ignoring commands like “leave it” and “come”? Feeling frustrated because you’re too busy to train — but still want a well-behaved companion?
You’re not alone — and you’re in the right place.
At Newman’s Dog Training, we offer done-for-you dog training in Fayetteville and across Northwest Arkansas through our popular Day Training programs. Whether you're working on basic obedience, reducing leash reactivity, or just trying to stop the barking and chaos, our professional trainers step in to help.
We’ll come to your home, work one-on-one with your dog throughout the week, and coach you on how to keep those behaviors strong — so your dog listens to you, even when we’re not there.
If you're searching for dog training near you that’s effective, stress-free, and backed by positive reinforcement methods, you've found your team.
We know you love your dog — but training takes time, consistency, and technique. Our day training programs are designed to take the pressure off and bring results faster, using positive reinforcement and personalized plans right in your home.
🐾 MINI DAY TRAINING (4 Weeks)
Perfect for teaching foundational manners and tackling a few unwanted or problem behaviors.
(14 Total Sessions)
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1 Intro session to set goals and expectations
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3 trainer visits per week (1 hour each, in your home)
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2 one-on-one sessions with your dog per week
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1 Weekly dog parent sessions to keep you involved
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Weekly progress updates and take-home training tips
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End of program training session with dog parent
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Lifetime trainer support
⭐ SIGNATURE DAY TRAINING (5 Weeks)
Our most popular program — ideal for busy households who want full support and faster results.
(22 Total Sessions)
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1 Intro session to set goals and expectations
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4 trainer visits per week (1 hour each, in your home)
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3 one-on-one sessions with your dog per week
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1 Weekly dog parent sessions to keep you involved
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End of program training session with dog parent
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Lifetime trainer support
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Unlimited Online Help Sessions
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Best for leash walking, focus, and more advanced manners or problem behaviors
| Feature | Mini Program | Signature Program |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 4 weeks | 5 weeks |
| Trainer Visits Per Week | 3 | 4 |
| 1 Weekly dog parent session | ✅ | ✅ |
| Lifetime Trainer Support | ✅ | ✅ |
| Online Help Sessions | — | ✅ |
| Great for Basic Manners | ✅ | ✅ |
| Best for Advanced Behavior Goals | — | ✅ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Curious about our dog day training programs in Northwest Arkansas? Here are answers to the questions we hear most often from dog owners in Fayetteville, Bentonville, and surrounding areas. Still wondering something? Reach out — we’re happy to help!
1. Will my dog still listen to me after being trained by your team?
Yes! Our program includes weekly transfer sessions to ensure your dog responds to you, not just the trainer. We’ll coach you through the exact cues, techniques, and strategies we use so the training sticks long after we’re gone.
2. What behaviors can you help with during day training?
We commonly work on loose leash walking, recall, jumping, reactivity, barking, and basic manners like “sit,” “stay,” and “leave it.” If your dog has more advanced behavior needs, we’ll discuss that during your free consultation.
3. Do I need to be home during training sessions?
Nope! You can go about your day while we work with your dog. We’ll keep you updated with notes, progress reports, and weekly meetings to make sure you’re part of the process even if you’re not there in real-time.
4. What’s the difference between in-home mobile training and day training?
With in-home mobile training, our professional trainer works with you and your dog together in real time — coaching you on how to handle behaviors and reinforce training techniques. It’s hands-on, collaborative, and personalized to your goals.
With day training, the trainer works directly with your dog one-on-one during scheduled visits, typically while you're at work or busy. You’ll receive weekly updates and sessions to stay informed and maintain progress, but the heavy lifting is done for you.
5. How do I know if the Mini or Signature program is right for my dog?
If you’re looking for help with basic manners or a time-limited tune-up, our Mini Program is great. If your dog has multiple goals or needs more structure, the Signature Program gives us more time to create lasting change.
Why Trust US?
Newman's Dog Training takes training your best friend very seriously. We take every opportunity to learn more and stay on top of current trends when it comes to dog and puppy training.
Canine Good Citizen
The Canine Good Citizen (CGC) is a certification your dog can obtain to prove they know their commands and will behave in society. They will be tested on ten behaviors such as sit, down, walking on the leash, stay and more.
Not only will you be able to have a dog who knows their obedience behaviors but they will be an upstanding citizen in your communities.
May dogs who aspire to be Therapy dogs go through this certification or something very similar. Many hotels, landlords and other entities also recognize this certification and may allow your dog to visit when otherwise not able to.
Not only is Newman’s Dog Training a Certified Evaluator but we are also able to help you get your dog ready for the test!
Association of Professional Dog Trainers
Association of Professional Dog Trainers (APDT) allows their members to stay up to date on latest trends, techniques and scientific studies while creating and maintaining superior industry standards. They have endless ways to continue education to stay on top of new training information and refreshing up on the foundation
HEARTland Positive Training Alliance
HEARTland Positive Training Alliance is a group dog trainers who promote force free positive training and handling.
This group facilitates meetings to discuss a variety of training topics with round table discussions following.
Many trainers are brought in for weekend seminars including Nicole Wilde, Suzanne Clothier, Pat Miller, Sarah Kalnajs, Ken Remirez, Grisha Stewart, Susan Freidman and more.
35+ Years of Hands on Experience
Newman's Dog Training trainers have a combined 35+ years of hands on animal and training experience.
This experience ranges from years as a zookeeper training a variety of exotic animals with positive reinforcement methods.
Years of working at veterinarians and the animals that came through that door. This is not only important for understanding behavior but also knowing possible underlying health issues that could be effecting behavior.
Years of working with dogs in their owners to reach their training goals.
Trainers with experience in medical alert service dog training for children with epilepsy, diabetes, PTSD, and autism.
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