The Jingo Dog Training Cooperative

Contact

Send a note to the The Jingo inbox.

If you are looking for dog-training help, start with the Meet & Greet so Brandon can learn about your dog. This page is for other questions, press, partnerships, and the kind of note that the cooperative answers instead of form-lettering.

Or call(931) 548-6826Prefer a Meet & Greet? →

Channels

Pick the channel that fits your note — including the one you dial.

  • General

    A question, or just getting your bearings.

    For first-time visitors, dog owners weighing training, and current families.

    Anything that isn't a Meet & Greet or a scheduling change — what a typical plan looks like, whether the cooperative is the right fit, what the first session actually involves. Brandon reads these personally.

  • Press

    Newsrooms, podcasts, feature stories.

    Reporters, podcasters, and write-ups about the cooperative.

    Send your outlet, deadline, and the angle you're chasing. Brandon answers press inquiries directly — usually within a couple of business days, sooner if a deadline is tight.

  • Partnerships

    Rescues, groomers, vets, and cooperatives.

    Local businesses working in animal care or training.

    Cross-referrals, group rates, and quiet professional conversations about how the cooperative shares the work. A short note about your organization and what you're hoping to align is plenty.

  • Call

    A 60-second question, or you’d rather talk.

    Anyone whose note is shorter than the time it takes to type it.

    Tap-to-dial straight to Brandon — leave a voicemail if he's with a dog and he'll call back the same day. Best for quick scheduling touches, vaccine questions, and the kind of conversation that's faster spoken than typed.

    Or call(931) 548-6826

A note from Brandon:he reads every message himself, usually replying within a couple of business days. For training fit, the Meet & Greet form is the clearest next step.

Send a note

Tell Brandon what's on your mind.

Brandon reads every submission himself. A sentence or two is plenty — whatever you'd say in person. For a dog-training fit question, use the Meet & Greet form instead so he can start with the dog's context.

Nothing fancy. Inquiries, press notes, and partnership ideas all go here.

Back to home

Already a client?

Skip the form and sign in to your dashboard — past intakes, upcoming sessions, and the file-share for your dog's plan live there.

When in doubt, start there

If a 20-minute intro would solve more than email, Brandon's calendar is open.

A Meet & Greet is the cooperative's standing offer — one short visit, no charge to talk, and the work gets scoped after the meeting.

Book a Meet & Greet