Training
Our dog training services offer a fun, friendly atmosphere designed to build strong, positive relationships between you and your pet. With small class sizes, each dog receives individualized attention, ensuring effective learning and personal growth. Held in our indoor training space, our classes provide the perfect setting for dogs of all skill levels to learn and grow while having fun. Whether you’re teaching basic commands or more advanced skills, our training programs make learning a rewarding experience for both you and your dog.
Good Manners 1 Course
6 Weeks / $225
Our Good Manners course is packed full of practical behaviors that will have your dog well on their way to being a super star! Regardless of your dog’s age, it is always a good time to brush up on their manners. In this session your dog will learn their name, sit, down, come, leave it, wait, loose leash walking, polite greetings, and more! We also love to add in some fun tricks and games that will have your dog wanting to learn more.
For socialized puppies and dogs 16 weeks and older.
Good Manners PMP (Practice Makes Perfect)
6 Weeks / $225
Are you ready to take the skills you learned in Good Manners 1 to the next level? Join our PMP group class for extra practice, socialization, and of course, fun! In this course we continue to work on Good Manners 1 skills, but with added challenges like distance and distractions. We introduce hand signals for sit, down, and recall. We will introduce games to increase duration for skills like down/stay and Go to Your Place. We take the practice outside for long-line leash work on recalls. We introduce heel to enjoy some loose leash walking as a group which also helps reduce leash reactivity. We might even have time to play around with some tricks too, but the goal is to have fun practicing together and watch their skills expand! This class is smaller (limited to 4) so we can ensure maximum active practice time and feedback and is limited to 45 minutes since it’s more active. All participants must be able to physically handle their own pet in an indoor and outdoor setting.
