Behavioral Rehabilitation
True behavioral rehabilitation for dogs struggling with fear, anxiety, aggression, and other complex behavioral issues.
At The Raja K9, behavioral rehabilitation is our specialty and the foundation of everything we do. We work with dogs that other trainers have given up on — addressing deep-rooted fear, anxiety, aggression, and reactivity through a structured, relationship-based approach.
Our behavioral rehabilitation program goes far beyond basic obedience. We begin with a thorough assessment of your dog's history, triggers, and environment to build a customized plan that addresses the root cause of the behavior — not just the symptoms. Each session combines hands-on work with your dog and coaching for you as the owner, so you leave with the skills and confidence to maintain long-term results. Whether your dog is reactive on leash, fearful of strangers, or showing signs of aggression, we create a clear path forward built on trust, structure, and consistency.
What You Get
- Personalized assessment and customized rehabilitation plan
- Root-cause approach — not just symptom management
- Owner education and hands-on coaching
- Long-term behavioral change and lasting results
- Support for fear, anxiety, aggression, and reactivity
- Follow-up guidance to maintain progress at home
Investment
At Location Evaluation
Free
By appointment — meet us and assess your dog's needs
In Person Evaluation (Off-Site)
$100
On-site evaluation at your home or location
Aggression Rehab Board & Train
$250/night
Intensive boarding program for dogs with serious bite risk
Ready to Start?
Schedule a free meet & greet to discuss your goals and see if this program is the right fit.
Book a ConsultationCall (347) 322-3607Your Trainers
Michael
Owner & Head Trainer
Michael has been training dogs for over ten years now and has a wide background of different training skill sets. His specialties include but are not limited to; teaching foundational obedience skills for pet dogs, training for competitive obedience, agility, behavioral modification for issues related to fear, aggression, and rehabilitation of dogs with socialization issues whether they be with people or dogs. He truly embraces the challenge of creating custom training plans to fit each individual client's needs, and being a life long support system for any issues that may occur. He has four personal dogs; two Belgian Malinois named Maui and Zulu, a street dog from India named Charlie, and an Akita puppy named Raya. Training for him is a family business so they are all heavily involved in the process of helping his clients and their dogs.
Start Your Journey
Every transformation begins with a single step. Schedule your free assessment today.