Dragon Tails Dog Training

Angelina is the owner and head trainer at Dragon Tails, a balanced, relationship-based trainer with five years in protection sports. The dogs she trains live in her home, in a training room built for them, and every owner gets photos and videos of their dog every single day.

People were already paying attention. She had a 5.0 rating on Google, consistent posts on Instagram and Facebook, and a clear sense of who she serves. What was missing was a place to send all of that attention: somewhere that answered the first questions every owner asks, showed what each program costs, and let them book without a back and forth.

Great with the dogs. Hard to find a next step. Plenty to work with.

Every website we build starts with a Visibility report, so the design follows real demand, not guesses. For Dragon Tails, that meant looking at how people in Orlando search for a trainer. About 590 searches a month for dog training, and about 480 for puppy training, the second biggest term in her market. That one number shaped the site: puppies got their own programs and their own switch.

Reviews are the main lever for showing up on the map, so the plan gives her a clear path to more of them. And her biggest advantage was hiding in plain sight: daily photo and video updates, when most trainers send them weekly. We made sure every page says so.

A home base

An eleven-page site in her own world: alt and dark fantasy, oxblood and soft pink, a dragon crest, and her dogs as her little dragons. A clear five-step "Here's how it works," from a quick call to lifetime support, and a page for every program, from puppy foundations to boarding and grooming.

Booking on every page

Online booking opens in a popup wherever a visitor is: a 15-minute quick call, or a one-hour evaluation at a park the client picks. No phone tag, no waiting for a reply.

Nothing hidden

Owners worry about where their dog will sleep. So every program page shows the training room: the kennels, the lounge and the wash station, plus short videos of life with the pack. Prices sit up front, right next to what each program includes.

Found in search and AI answers

Page titles written for how people actually search, structured details search engines and AI assistants can read, and share previews for every page. Built mobile first, because that's where her clients find her.

A launch, not just a link

A set of launch videos recorded from the real site, including a live booking from start to finish, and an animated launch reel where a puppy's shadow turns into a little dragon.

Most trainers keep prices behind a phone call, and owners end up asking "how much?" in the comments. Dragon Tails shows them, and makes it fun. Drag the paw from three weeks to five and the card shows exactly what each extra week adds. Flip the switch to puppy and the puppy programs take over.

The card holds its size as it changes, so nothing jumps around, and it fits in a single phone screenshot. That part was on purpose: owners share it with whoever else gets a say in the dog's training.

Give it a try, linked here.

Complete. The site has been live at dragontailsdogtraining.com since October 23, ten days after our first conversation, and the launch videos went out with it. Every post Angelina shares now points somewhere that answers questions and books for her. We'll add her results here at 30, 60 and 90 days.