Adult Basic Manners

Good manners are always in fashion - bring out the best in your dog.

Adult Basic Manners

Please read all details below prior to registering.

Start Date	Skip Dates	End Date	Day	Start Time	End Time	Location	Price
Jan 8, 2025	None	Jan 29, 2025	Wednesday	7:00pm	8:00pm	Beasty Feast 327 W. 14th St	$365
Feb 5, 2025	None	Feb 26, 2025	Wednesday	7:00pm	8:00pm	Beasty Feast 327 W. 14th St	$365

Information about our course for adult dog

Our Basic Manners group dog training class is designed to help you set a solid foundation for important basic manners skills and to improve your understanding of a modern, science-based approach to communicating with and teaching your dog. For dogs with no reactivity and/or aggression issues (barking, lunging, snapping, biting, etc.)

In addition to manners skills useful for daily life and city living, this course will help you learn how to effectively increase desirable behaviors and decrease undesirable behaviors out in the real world and at home. Group Classes can be a wonderful opportunity to practice around distractions in order to best ensure reliable responses in challenging environments.

Curriculum

Attention
Sit, Down and Stand
Come When Called
Hand Targeting
Impulse Control
Leash Manners
Preventing Sidewalk Vacuuming
Mannerly Greeting

Details

Dogs should have absolutely no aggression history to people or dogs nor any reactivity issues to dogs (these issues can be addressed in private lessons). If you have questions please contact us.

The course meets for four one-hour classes and two people may attend per dog. The class fee is non-refundable, non-transferable, and there are no make-up classes. Prior to registering, please note the nature of offering limited space classes, the above stated policies, and that there are no exceptions. Please do not request an exception to the stated policies. Two people may attend each session, at least one person must attend who is a legal guardian/owner.

Per Health Department requirements, proof of vaccines must be signed by your veterinarian and include: rabies, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, bordetella, and distemper. You must bring a hard/printed copy with you to the first class to give to the instructor to keep at the location.