Dog Training
Whether you are preparing for life with a puppy or working through an existing behaviour concern, our private training is built around the individual dog, the owner, and everyday life.
Choose the path that best matches where you and your dog are today.
Two private training paths
Both paths are part of Mysa Dog Training and are shaped around the individual dog, owner, and everyday routine.
Existing behaviour concern
For dogs that already have a behaviour problem, established unwanted habit, or everyday situation that needs structured training.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner.
Start from the beginning
For prospective puppy owners and puppies under 8 months who want to build clear routines, communication, everyday skills and good habits from the beginning.
Choose a focused private course online or at home, adapted to your puppy, household, and questions.
Group Workshops
Explore one everyday topic together, with close guidance in a small group. Drawing on Mysa’s training experience, each workshop offers its own topic and can be booked separately.
Kistagårdsparken, Kista
Each workshop can be booked separately. You do not need to attend the complete series.
Explore Group Workshops ↗1,000 kr per dog-handler team
13:00–14:15
Reserve your place14:30–15:45
Reserve your place1,000 kr per family
13:00–14:00
Reserve your place13:00–14:00
Reserve your place1,200 kr per household
13:00–14:15
Reserve your place14:15–15:30
Reserve your place1,200 kr per dog-handler team
14:30–15:45
Reserve your place13:00–14:15
Reserve your place13:00–14:15
Reserve your placePath 01
When an unwanted behaviour has already become part of everyday life, training needs to focus on understanding the pattern and changing what happens repeatedly around it.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner.
Individual understanding
Training starts with understanding how the individual dog responds, learns, and communicates.
Life at Mysa
Gentle guidance, calm communication, and individual understanding.
First Behaviour Assessment
400 kr · 60 minutes
We observe your dog and discuss the situations you want help with, your goals and the practical training requirements.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner.
1,000 kr / 1 hour
Observe and work with the dog and owner in the real situation, including behaviour that changes with the handler.
We teach, demonstrate and guide; the owner carries out most everyday repetition between sessions.
Behaviour linked to the home environment or to who is handling the dog, with an owner able to practise consistently.
+ applicable home-visit/travel fee depending on location
700–1,000 kr / day
Focused training during the day, home every evening.
Mysa works directly with the dog during the day; the owner continues the agreed routines at home.
Dogs that benefit from concentrated training over several days without staying overnight.
The owner normally arranges the journey home. Evening return by Mysa costs an additional travel fee according to distance.
Day Care Training is behaviour training with an individual plan, separate from ordinary Dog Day Care.
Usually 700–1,000 kr / day
We do the intensive foundation work directly with your dog, day by day.
Mysa performs the intensive repetitive foundation work directly with the dog throughout each day.
Owners who want Mysa to carry out the intensive foundation-building process before transferring the trained routines back into the home.
The final daily rate is discussed after assessment and may vary depending on the dog’s size, breed, behaviour, training needs, care needs, and special requirements.
Observe and work with the dog and owner in the real situation, including behaviour that changes with the handler.
Home Visit Training allows us to observe the dog in its normal environment and work directly with both the dog and owner.
This format can be especially important when the behaviour appears mainly in the owner’s hands or changes depending on who is handling the dog. A dog may respond differently to different people because of differences in timing, communication, routines, confidence or previous patterns.
By observing the dog-owner interaction in the real situation, we can identify what influences the behaviour, demonstrate an appropriate approach and coach the owner in communication that is clear and realistic to continue in everyday life.
Most of the actual training happens after we leave.
The owner is responsible for repeating the same methods, expectations, and reinforcement consistently in daily life. Behaviour changes through repetition, so what happens between the training sessions is extremely important.
This means Home Visit Training requires significant involvement from the owner. You need to be prepared to notice the relevant situations, respond in the way we have demonstrated, guide the dog consistently, and repeat the training day after day.
If different family members respond differently, the training is only followed occasionally, or the old behaviour continues to be unintentionally reinforced, progress can become much slower or inconsistent.
This option requires more owner time, repetition, patience, and consistency.
Because the majority of the daily training is carried out by the owner, we cannot predict or guarantee the final result of Home Visit Training. The outcome depends greatly on how consistently and accurately the training plan is followed between sessions.
The dog stays with Mysa during the day for focused, hands-on training and returns home every evening. This format is suitable for dogs that benefit from concentrated training over several days without staying overnight.
The number of training days and the individual programme are decided after the First Behaviour Assessment. The daily rate is 700–1,000 kr.
The owner normally arranges the dog’s journey home. If the owner would like Mysa to return the dog in the evening, an additional travel fee applies according to distance.
Day Care Training is behaviour training with an individual plan, separate from ordinary Dog Day Care.
We do the intensive foundation work directly with your dog, day by day.
Boarding Training gives us the opportunity to work directly with your dog repeatedly throughout everyday life rather than only during individual one-hour sessions.
While your dog stays with us, we can observe behaviour across different situations, identify patterns and triggers, adjust the training when necessary, and apply the same guidance consistently every day.
This allows us to repeat the training many more times than would normally be possible during occasional home visits.
We handle the difficult foundation-building stage ourselves: establishing clearer expectations, reinforcing desired responses, interrupting unwanted patterns where appropriate, and repeatedly practising the new routine until it becomes more familiar to the dog.
The dog is therefore not returning home with the owner expected to start the entire process from zero. Instead, the owner receives a dog that has already spent a concentrated period practising the new routines and behaviours.
With Boarding Training, we are responsible for carrying out the daily foundation work ourselves. This means the consistency, timing, repetition, and implementation of the training during the programme are under our direct control rather than depending on what happens between occasional sessions.
At the end of the programme, we show the owner the progress made, the routines the dog has been practising, and how to continue the same guidance at home.
Boarding Training gives us a much greater opportunity to create clear and measurable progress before the dog returns home. Long-term maintenance still depends on the owner continuing the agreed routines after handover.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner.
The difference between the 7-, 14-, and 21-day programmes is not simply the number of days your dog stays with us. A longer programme gives us more opportunities to repeat the training, observe the behaviour in different situations, adjust the approach, and strengthen the new routine before the dog returns home.
This generally means less foundational work remains for the owner after a longer programme, although every dog and behaviour develops differently.
A focused Boarding Training period where we begin building clearer routines, responses, and behavioural foundations through repeated daily practice.
Because seven days provides a shorter period for repetition and consolidation, the transition back home requires more active owner involvement.
After the Boarding Training period, we recommend two follow-up home sessions to transfer the training into the home environment, practise the routines together with the owner, and help maintain consistency.
2 home visits recommended — 500 kr / 1 hour each
Higher
The main behavioural foundation is started during the Boarding Training period, but the owner will still need to continue substantial repetition and reinforcement at home.
Two weeks gives us substantially more time to repeat the training, reinforce desired responses, and build greater consistency across everyday situations.
Compared with the 7-day programme, more of the difficult foundational repetition can be completed during the Boarding Training period before the dog returns home.
1–2 home visits may be recommended — 500 kr / 1 hour each
The number of follow-up home sessions is discussed based on the individual dog and how much support is needed when transferring the training back into the home environment.
Moderate
The owner still needs to maintain and reinforce the routines, but more of the foundational work has already been completed during the Boarding Training period.
Three weeks gives us the longest period to build, repeat, reinforce, and consolidate the training across everyday routines and different situations.
The additional training time allows us to complete substantially more of the difficult foundational work before the dog returns home and gives the dog more opportunities to practise consistent responses.
1 follow-up home visit included
The included home visit takes place after Boarding Training and is used to transfer the training into the dog’s home environment, explain the routines to the owner, practise the relevant handling together, and answer questions.
Lower foundational workload
The owner still needs to follow the handover instructions and consistently maintain the trained routines. However, compared with the shorter programmes, substantially more of the foundation and repetition has already been completed during the 21-day Boarding Training period.
Applicable home-visit/travel fee depending on distance.
Every Boarding Training programme includes a written handover document covering the routines used during training, handling instructions, behaviours to continue reinforcing, situations to manage carefully, what the owner should continue at home, and dog-specific notes.
The recommended training period — 7, 14, or 21 days — is evaluated and discussed during the First Behaviour Assessment based on the dog’s behaviour, needs, learning pattern, and training goals.
Individual quote after assessment
Usually 700–1,000 kr / day
The final daily rate is discussed after assessment and may vary depending on the dog’s size, breed, behaviour, training needs, care needs, and special requirements.
Clear starting prices
Behaviour Training and Puppy Foundations have different starting points, formats, and prices.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner.
400 kr / 60 min
We observe the dog and discuss routines, environment, behaviour, goals, handler interaction and the three possible training formats.
1,000 kr / 60 min + travel fee
Observe and work with the dog and owner in the real situation, including behaviour that changes with the handler. The owner continues the everyday repetition between visits.
700–1,000 kr / day
Focused daytime behaviour training, with the dog home every evening. Days and the individual plan are agreed after assessment. Evening return by Mysa carries an additional travel fee according to distance.
Usually 700–1,000 kr / day
The daily rate and final programme price are individually quoted after the First Behaviour Assessment.
Boarding rate and programme price depend on size, behaviour, training needs, care needs, and programme length. The final programme price is confirmed after the First Behaviour Assessment.
Applicable travel fees may apply to assessment, Home Visit Training, and paid follow-up home visits. The owner normally arranges the journey home. Evening return by Mysa costs an additional travel fee according to distance.
Behaviour Training terms
To confirm a Boarding Training programme and reserve the agreed training period, 50% of the total programme fee is paid in advance.
The remaining 50% is paid when the Boarding Training period is completed.
The programme length and final price are confirmed after the First Behaviour Assessment.
No advance payment is required for the First Behaviour Assessment or individual Home Visit Training sessions.
Payment is made after the assessment or training session is completed.
If you need to cancel or reschedule, please contact us as soon as possible.
The follow-up structure depends on the Boarding Training programme.
A shorter Boarding Training period leaves more repetition, transfer work, and reinforcement for the owner after the dog returns home, while a longer programme gives us more time to complete the foundation and build consistency before the return home.
The owner still needs to follow the handover instructions and consistently maintain the trained routines after every programme.
Paid follow-up home visits are 500 kr / 1 hour. The 21-Day Consistency Programme includes one follow-up home visit, so no additional 500 kr session fee applies to that included visit.
An applicable home-visit/travel fee depending on distance may apply to paid follow-up visits.
Every Boarding Training programme includes a written handover document covering the routines used during training, handling instructions, behaviours to continue reinforcing, situations to manage carefully, what the owner should continue at home, and dog-specific notes.
Lifetime follow-up questions included
All Mysa Dog Studio training services include ongoing consultation support for questions related to the completed training case.
After training, you are welcome to contact us by text or email if you are unsure about something, need clarification about the instructions, or have questions about maintaining the agreed routines and training approach.
This consultation support is intended for follow-up questions related to the completed training programme. New behaviour concerns, new assessments, additional hands-on training, or further training sessions may require a separate booking.
Long-term progress depends on consistent routines and follow-through at home.
We provide clear instructions and support to help owners continue the training after the programme. However, behaviour can change again if the agreed routines and guidance are not followed consistently.
For this reason, Mysa Dog Studio cannot guarantee that training progress will be maintained when the provided follow-up instructions are not followed.
Because 50% of the Boarding Training programme fee is paid in advance to reserve the training period, the following cancellation terms apply:
The full advance payment is refunded.
A cancellation fee equal to 10% of the total programme price applies. The remainder of the advance payment is refunded.
Please contact us as soon as possible if plans change.
These booking terms apply subject to applicable mandatory consumer law.
Path 02
Build the everyday habits you want before unwanted patterns become established.
Puppy Foundations are private one-to-one courses for prospective puppy owners and puppies under 8 months. Instead of waiting for problems to develop, the focus is on building communication, routines, confidence and everyday skills from the beginning.
Each course focuses on one main topic so the full session can be adapted to your puppy, household and questions.
Private one-to-one Puppy Courses for prospective owners and puppies under 8 months.
600 kr / 60 min
Private education, planning, questions, and clear next steps for one selected puppy topic.
900 kr / 60 min
Observation, a private course, and personalised practical guidance in the relevant home situation.
No First Behaviour Assessment is required for a normal Puppy Course.
If an established or more serious behaviour problem is already present, Behaviour Training may be recommended instead.
Home Visit travel fee: 50–200 kr depending on distance.
A focused preview
Choose one main topic. The full Puppy Courses page includes the complete details and direct course selection.
Support for choosing a puppy that fits your lifestyle, experience, household, expectations, and everyday routine.
Prepare the home, family, routine, and expectations before the puppy arrives.
Build a calm, predictable routine from the puppy's first days at home.
Learn the foundations of everyday communication and simple obedience.
Build the foundations of a strong response to the owner before distractions and independence become established habits.
Teach the puppy how to move calmly with the owner before pulling becomes an established everyday pattern.
Learn how to introduce the puppy to the world without turning socialisation into constant excitement or overwhelming exposure.
Build clear everyday expectations before unwanted home habits become established.
Gradually help the puppy learn that short periods without the owner can be safe and normal.
Understand normal puppy mouthiness and learn how to guide biting and chewing toward more appropriate behaviours.
Help your puppy become more comfortable with everyday handling and future care routines.
Build calm and safe everyday habits around food, treats, toys, and valued objects.
Learn the everyday care basics that help owners observe and support their puppy's general wellbeing.
Learn to read your puppy more clearly and understand why behaviour changes throughout early development.
Prepare before the easy little puppy suddenly becomes a much more independent young dog.
Private one-to-one formats
Choose the format that best matches the selected topic and the kind of practical support you need.
We explain the topic, give concrete methods and examples, answer your questions and help you create clear next steps.
Best for
A Home Visit Puppy Course combines the selected course topic with observation of your puppy and relevant home environment where useful. We observe, explain, demonstrate and help you practise the method in the real situation.
What it combines
Before you book
A compact overview of how private Puppy Courses work.
Booking details and any applicable travel fee are confirmed before the session.
Training questions
A focused set of questions about the two training paths. More general service questions are available on the main FAQ page.
Yes. Existing behaviour concerns begin with a First Behaviour Assessment so we can observe the dog, understand the routine and triggers, explain all three formats, and discuss the likely workload.
After the First Behaviour Assessment, Mysa recommends Home Visit Training, Day Care Training or Boarding Training. We then discuss the final plan with the owner. Behaviour linked to the home environment or to who is handling the dog, with an owner able to practise consistently.
Mysa observes, analyses, demonstrates, and coaches. The owner carries out most daily repetition, reinforcement, and consistent implementation after the session.
The 7-day programme recommends two paid home visits at 500 kr each; the 14-day programme may recommend one or two paid visits at 500 kr each; the 21-day programme includes one home visit without an additional 500 kr session fee.
No fixed or permanent outcome can be guaranteed. Boarding Training creates a more controlled foundation during the stay, while long-term maintenance depends on the owner continuing the agreed routines after handover.
No. Day Care Training is focused behaviour training during the day, with the dog returning home every evening. It costs 700–1,000 kr per day, and the number of days is decided after the First Behaviour Assessment. The owner normally arranges the journey home; evening return by Mysa has an additional travel fee according to distance. Ordinary Dog Day Care is a separate care service.
They are private one-to-one courses for prospective puppy owners and puppies under 8 months.
Yes. Choosing the Right Puppy and Before Your Puppy Comes Home are designed for preparation before the puppy arrives.
Online is well suited to education, planning, questions, and general foundation guidance. Home Visit adds observation and practical guidance in the relevant home environment where useful.
Each course focuses on one main topic so the session can be adapted properly to your puppy, household, and questions. Additional topics can be booked separately when needed.
An established or more serious concern may be better suited to Behaviour Training and a First Behaviour Assessment.
Dog Training
Start with a First Behaviour Assessment for an existing concern, or choose a private Puppy Course to build foundations from the beginning.