Training

5 Weeks of Fun and Learning

Sign-up for doggie training classes with our expert Julie who has been teaching classes and working in various animal shelters for the last 20 years. All classes meet on Sundays for 5 consecutive weeks in an air-conditioned playroom with 3-5 other dogs and their pet parent. Each week you and your pup will learn new skills that you can easily continue to practice at home. All lessons are taught using scientifically proven learning theories to give you the skills necessary to eliminate undesirable habits and reinforce great behavior. The best part is the deeper bond you'll create with your pup after all the fun rewards.

Puppy Kindergarten (1 Pet & 1 Pet Parent)

$250 Five 1-Hour Sessions

Each week your puppy will build their confidence through play with other puppies and games with people. The class will include house training, mouthing and chewing, crate training, no jump, attention exercises, sit, recall, and more. Puppies must complete all puppy shots before attending class and be under 20 weeks of age.

September 23, 2021 – October 21, 2021, 6:00 – 7:00pm

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Elementary School Manners (1 Pet & 1 Pet Parent)

$250 Five 1-Hour Sessions

A basic manners foundation class that includes attention exercises, sit, down, stand, leave it, stay, recall, and more.

September 12, 2021 – October 10, 2021, 12:00 – 1:00pm

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Canine Good Citizens (1 Pet & 1 Pet Parent)

$250 Five 1-Hour Sessions

An American Kennel Club (AKC) advanced class builds upon the skills taught in Elementary School Manners. Teams will learn how to walk through crowds without pulling on a leash, stay from a distance, and recall with distractions. In the last week of class, each dog will be tested and receive an official AKC title for passing. Julie the trainer is certified through the AKC to administer the test.

Prerequisite Required: Completion of Elementary School Manners

Classes to be announced

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What You'll Need

Comfortable Clothes
Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that you can move around in.
Treats
A sandwich bag about half full of small, high value, easy to eat treats are important.
Equipment
A regular flat collar with a quick-release snap off and a 6-foot leash. If you would like to use a no-pull device, a Gentle Leader or Easy Walk Harness will help you! As a fear-free facility, we do not use any other types of training aids.