Steller Dog Training · Fort Worth & DFW

Training Programs Built for Your Dog's Real Life.

Every program is delivered where your dog actually lives, customized to your specific situation, and backed by real behavioral science. Not a one-size-fits-all class. A plan built for your dog.

Not sure which program fits? The free consultation call figures that out before you spend a dollar.

U.S. Army MWD Handler (Ret.) Fear Free Certified Trainer Force-Free and Science-Based We Train Where the Problem Lives
The Programs

Choose Your Program

All programs are customized to your dog. No two training plans look the same.

Targeted Training

Paws & Polish

3 Private Sessions
$550

Focused work on one or two specific behaviors. Perfect when you don't need a complete program overhaul, just targeted results on the issues that matter most right now.

What's Included
  • 3 private sessions at home or wherever relevant
  • Customized 1 to 2 issue training plan
  • Hands-on owner guidance every session
  • Progress check-ins between sessions
  • Obedience and manners focus
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Behavior Modification

Steller Behavioral Rehabilitation

10 Private Sessions
$1,995

Our most comprehensive program and where we truly specialize. Built for reactive dogs, fear-based behavior, aggression, anxiety, and phobias. This is real behavior modification, not obedience training with a different label.

What's Included
  • 10 private sessions at home, on walks, at the park, wherever the behavior lives
  • Aggression and reactivity rehabilitation
  • Fear, anxiety, and phobia desensitization
  • Threshold and emotional state management
  • Vet coordination when appropriate
  • Owner education and handling coaching
  • Customized long-term behavior plan
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Still Not Sure?

Use This to Find Your Fit

The free consultation call will nail it down. But if you want a quick read before we talk, here's how to think about it.

Paws & Polish

One or Two Specific Issues

Your dog is generally fine but there's a specific behavior you want addressed. You're not looking for a complete overhaul, just focused work on a targeted problem.

  • Puppy just needs potty training
  • Dog jumps on guests but is otherwise manageable
  • Need a foundation set for a new puppy
  • One or two manners issues to clean up
Paws & Polish · 3 Sessions · $550
Steller Standard

Complete Obedience Foundation

You want a dog that is reliably obedient across all aspects of life. Leash manners, recall, real-world reliability. The full picture, not a quick fix.

  • Sit, Down, and Place with real-world reliability
  • Recall (Come) under distraction
  • Heel and loose leash walking
  • All cues trained to work in the environments that matter
Steller Standard · 6 or 8 Sessions · From $895
Behavioral Rehabilitation

Fear, Aggression, Anxiety, or Reactivity

Your dog has a behavior problem that goes beyond obedience. This is emotional state work, not commands. If the behavior involves fear, stress, or aggression, this is your program.

  • Lunges or barks at other dogs or people
  • Has bitten or shown aggression
  • Severe anxiety, phobias, or panic episodes
  • Tried other trainers and nothing worked
Behavioral Rehabilitation · 10 Sessions · $1,995
Behavior Modification and Reactive Dog Training

If Your Dog Is Reactive, Fearful, or Aggressive, You Need a Specialist. Not a Trainer.

Reactivity, aggression, and fear-based behavior are not obedience problems. They are emotional state problems. Suppressing the behavior with force or corrections doesn't change what's driving it. The behavior comes back, usually worse, usually somewhere less predictable. Real behavior modification means identifying the root cause, changing how your dog feels about the trigger, and building a nervous system that can actually cope. That requires a different skill set than teaching a dog to sit.

Jordan spent years working exclusively with the most severe behavior cases before opening Steller Dog Training. Reactive dogs, fear-aggressive dogs, dogs that had bitten multiple people. The cases most trainers turn away. The Behavioral Rehabilitation program is built on that experience.

Leash Reactivity Dog Aggression Human Aggression Fear-Based Behavior Severe Anxiety Storm and Noise Phobia Separation Anxiety Resource Guarding
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No Surprises

What to Expect When We Work Together

Every program starts the same way. A real conversation, a real plan, and real work in your first session.

Your First Session

Approximately 2 hours

We start by sitting down together. You have a problem. I need to understand it thoroughly before we do anything else. We'll go over your dog's history, any incidents that brought you here, and review the behavior questionnaire together, which will have been completed before your first session.


From there I'll walk you through the training plan I built for your specific dog. We talk about equipment, communication, and how the program works. Then we get to work. The first session is foundational, deliberate, and easier than you might expect. The goal isn't to accomplish everything on day one. It's to set the right foundation and make sure you and your dog both leave with confidence.

Every Session After That

45 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes

Sessions run 45 minutes to an hour and 15 minutes depending on your dog's progress and your ability to work together as a team. Every session builds on the last. You're not watching me train your dog. You're learning to communicate with your dog, and I'm coaching you through it.


We train wherever the behavior is actually happening. That might be your living room one week and your neighborhood walking route the next. Or the park where your dog struggles. Or the vet's parking lot. The environment is part of the training, not an afterthought.


Have more than one dog? Sessions are extended 30 to 45 minutes per additional dog.

★★★★★

"Jordan actually understood what was going on with Yuki instead of just trying to force compliance. He explained why Yuki was responding the way he was, which helped me understand my own dog better."

Jenna Hiniker
★★★★★

"Lexi had attacked a neighbor's dog and bitten multiple people. Jordan came in with zero judgment and immediately gave us direction. The difference has been huge, not just in Lexi, but in our confidence as owners."

Chris Hicks
★★★★★

"Jordan is an exceptional behavior specialist. You won't find a more experienced and knowledgeable canine professional in the Dallas, Fort Worth, Haslet area."

Will Bangura, MS, CAB-ICB · Certified Behaviorist
Common Questions

Questions About the Programs

How do you decide which program is right for my dog? +
During the free consultation call, Jordan asks thorough questions about your dog's history, genetics, medical background, and the specific incidents or behaviors that prompted you to reach out. He walks through realistic scenarios to gauge how your dog would likely respond. By the end of that call, in almost every case, the right program is clear. If there's any ambiguity, Jordan will ask you to complete the behavior questionnaire before making a recommendation. You will never be steered toward a more expensive program than your situation requires.
Do you offer payment plans? +
This is something to discuss during your consultation call. Jordan works with families on a case by case basis. Reach out and have that conversation. The goal is to make sure the right dog gets the right help.
How far apart are sessions scheduled? +
Spacing depends on the program and what's being worked on. Obedience programs typically run sessions once or twice a week to maintain momentum. Behavior modification programs may require slightly different pacing depending on the dog's progress and the severity of the issue. Jordan will outline a recommended session schedule as part of your training plan in the first session.
What if my dog doesn't improve? +
Jordan doesn't take cases he doesn't believe he can help. The consultation process exists specifically to make sure the fit is right before any commitment is made. If at any point in the program something isn't working, Jordan adjusts the plan. Training is not a rigid script, it's a dynamic process built around your specific dog's response.
My dog has already been through training with someone else and it didn't work. Can you still help? +
Yes, and this is one of the most common situations Jordan works with. Most failed training attempts failed for the same reason: the behavior was addressed without addressing what was driving it. If previous trainers worked on suppressing the behavior rather than changing the underlying emotional state, results won't stick. That's not your fault and it's not your dog's fault. Call and tell Jordan what you've already tried. He'll give you a straight answer about what he thinks is actually going on.
Do you work with puppies? +
Yes. Puppy training falls under either Paws and Polish (for a specific foundation issue like potty training) or Steller Standard (for a complete early-life obedience foundation). Starting a puppy with the right foundation is one of the highest-value investments you can make. The habits and communication patterns established in the first year shape everything that follows.

Not Sure Where to Start?
That's What the Free Call Is For.

Jordan personally takes every consultation. Tell him what's going on with your dog and he'll tell you honestly which program fits and what to expect.

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