Free Dog Training Proposal Template
A dog training proposal covers the consult scope, the training and management plan, the pricing, and the booking and safety terms the client agrees to.
A dog has snapped or mouthed, the house gets tense around everyday handling, and somebody needs a plan that stops the next close call. This dog training proposal goes to the dog’s owner and quotes an in-home bite history consult with follow-up support, then puts the agreement in writing before the visit gets booked.
The proposal opens with Overview, which frames the safety problem and the next few weeks of management and training, then backs that up with About us, Meet the team, and a short case example so the client knows how the work tends to run. The scope gets specific in In-home bite history consult and Training plan for triggers, then Pricing leads into a single priced item, Support, so the client sees what’s included before they get to the totals. The back half answers the questions that usually slow a decision down, like flat visits, muzzle guidance, booking, deposits, and what happens when the plan needs to change.
- Overview Explains the safety problem the work addresses and what the next few weeks of management and training cover.
- In-home bite history consult Describes how the consult maps bite or snap moments and turns that into a safety and handling plan for the home.
- Training plan for triggers Covers the first exercises, written visit notes, and how follow-up check-ins happen once training starts.
- Priced items Holds the single line item, so you replace the price for Support before sending.
- Booking States the deposit, when the balance is due, payment methods, and what information gets shared before the visit.
Once the numbers are in place, the proposal gets sent, the client signs online, and the Fee summary shows the deposit and balance alongside the total so both sides are agreeing to the same figures.
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What this proposal contains
1) Overview
Frames the safety problem and the goal for the next few weeks, then explains what the proposal covers and why the work starts with management.
2) About us
Describes the training approach, the kind of homes the work is built for, and what methods aren’t used.
3) Meet the team
Explains who the client will work with and what support sits behind the lead trainer.
4) One recent consult
Gives an example case so the client can recognise the patterns and the kind of changes the plan makes.
5) In-home bite history consult
Details what happens during the consult and what the safety, management, and handling reset cover.
6) Training plan for triggers
Explains how triggers get worked through, what goes into the written notes, and how follow-up support adjusts the plan.
7) Pricing
Introduces the support options around the in-home consult, so the client can choose based on follow-up needs.
8) Priced items
Lists the priced line item and amount you’ll change before the proposal goes out.
9) Get started
Explains what happens after signing, including reserving the consult slot and sharing bite history details.
10) Signature
Collects the client’s acceptance and signature so the scope and pricing get agreed in one place.
11) Fee summary
Shows the totals, including the deposit and balance, so the payment schedule is clear.
12) Can you come to our flat and see what’s happening?
Answers common questions about in-home visits and gives a realistic view of how behaviour change tends to progress.
13) Is this fear, dominance, or aggression?
Explains how behaviour gets assessed without labels and covers muzzle recommendations and introduction.
14) Booking
Covers deposit terms, balance timing, payment methods, intake details, and safety during the consult.
15) Changes to the plan
Explains how updates work after new incidents, the rescheduling window, follow-up response times, and who owns the written notes.
Who it is for
Dog trainers and behaviour consultants who quote in-home bite history consults and need the scope, booking terms, and deposit schedule agreed before the first visit.
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Questions about this proposal
What should a dog training proposal include?
A dog training proposal usually includes the scope of the consult, what training and management support is included, the price, and the booking and payment terms. This template also covers safety during the consult, follow-up messaging, and what happens if the plan needs to change.
How do I price a dog training consult in a proposal?
The pricing sits in a single line item called Support, plus a fee summary that shows totals and the deposit and balance. You replace the template’s numbers with your own pricing before sending.
Does a dog training proposal need a deposit clause?
A deposit clause makes the booking terms clear, including what confirms the date and when the balance is due. This proposal states a 50% deposit to hold the date, with the balance due on the day of the first visit.
What terms matter for in-home dog behaviour consults?
The terms that tend to matter are safety during the visit, what information gets shared ahead of time, rescheduling rules, and how follow-up support works. This template covers all of those, including when the deposit is kept and how plan updates get agreed.
Can a client sign a dog training proposal online?
Yes, the proposal includes a signature section that the client signs online. The signed proposal sits alongside the fee summary so the agreed pricing and payment schedule stay tied to the acceptance.
What happens after the client accepts the proposal?
After signing, the next steps described are sharing bite history details and agreeing a visit time, then running the in-home consult and providing written notes. The booking section also states what confirms the booking and when payments are due.
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