Group Classes
Small classes. Big rewards.
Group classes allow you to learn and practice skills around controlled distractions and encourage you to be consistent about training during the course period. For some, a
combination of one or more private lessons and a group class works best to set a solid foundation and set you on the path to training success.
Puppy Class Part One
This course, for puppies 8-22 weeks of age, is a starting point for pups on their way to becoming well mannered and well adjusted members of the family. In this part of our Puppy Parenting Program you will learn the beginnings of fundamental obedience and manners skills like sit, down, come when called, and leash manners. Great attention is paid to house training, curbing nipping, mouthing, and jumping up, and socialization, gentling, and handling.
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Puppy Class Part Two
This course is available to those that have graduated from Puppy 1 or pups that have benefited from our private lessons. This class focuses on more advanced skills including stay, “real life” exercises for come when called, mastering self-control, leash manners, reliability around increased distractions, and cue discrimination.
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Adult/Adolescent Basic Manners
Learn how to teach all of the basic commands and life skills and how to apply them in your day-to-day life with your dog, as well as any specific behavioral problems your dog is experiencing (excessive jumping & barking, inappropriate chewing, sidewalk vacuuming, etc.).
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Small Dog Basic Obedience
For dogs 20lbs and under and over 5 1/2 months old, this class covers basic household obedience (sit, down, come, walk nicely on leash, stay, etc.) with an emphasis on small dog issues such as being touched, barking, and socialization.
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Intermediate Obedience
This course builds on the foundations established in the Puppy, Small Dog and Basic Adolescent/Adult classes.
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Tricks are a Treat
Everyone who loves their dog strives to find ways to enrich their canine companions life mentally and physically. Adding more tricks to your dog’s behavioral repertoire is an important part of that.
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Circus Tricks
Tired of roll over and shake hands? Have fun teaching your dog tricks with a definite Wow! factor. Ring toss, bow, balancing behaviors, and more! It is the perfect way to burn off all that excess energy while bonding with your dog. No prior experience necessary, any dog that likes getting treats will have a blast.
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Urban Agility and Canine Fitness
Learn Agility concepts and skills and explore ways of burning both physical and mental energy in safe, fun ways that can be incorporated into everyday life. In addition to agility, elements of tricks and obedience are included to have a blast in smaller urban spaces.
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