dog training Class descriptions
PUPPY CLASS: 10 weeks 5 months of age
Vaccinations required
A perfect class for your new family member. We have off leash playtime with the puppies.Learn foundation training and basic commands including sit, down, come, attention work and leash manners! We will discuss common problems such as house breaking, jumping, nipping, and chewing.
BEGINNER CLASS: 6 months to adult
Vaccinations required
For dogs 6 months and older who have not had a group training class. Learn basic commands including sit, down, off, come, stay, attention work, walking on a leash, polite greeting behavior and foundations for heel. Copy of vaccination records required.
INTERMEDIATE CLASS: 6 months to adult
Vaccinations required
For dogs that have completed Puppy or beginner class. Refine and work on making the commands learned in previous class “Real Life Ready”. Introduce working on having more control when your dog is at a distance. Focus on compliance when faced with distractions.
TRICKS & GAMES CLASS: 6 months to adult
Vaccinations required
Looking for something fun to do with your dog? Want to wow your friends with your super cool dog? This is the class for you! Learn a variety of tricks plus play fun games that are sure to have you and your dog barking with joy! Copy of vaccination records required. Must have completed Intermediate and/or Beginner Class.
CANINE RALLY CLASS: For adult dogs
Vaccinations required
Dog and Handler teams navigate a course with numbered signs indicating different exercises to perform such as Sit-Down-Sit, Straight Figure 8, Send Over Jump, Recall Over Jump. Teams navigate the course at a brisk, continuous performance. Handlers are encouraged to talk to their dogs during the performance.
CANINE GOOD CITIZEN CLASS: 6 months to adult
Vaccinations required
As you work with your dog to teach the CGC skills, you'll discover the many benefits and joys of training your dog. Training will enhance the bond between you and your dog. Dogs who have a solid obedience education are a joy to live with-they respond well to household routines, have good manners in the presence of people and other dogs, and they fully enjoy the company of the owner who took the time to provide training, intellectual stimulation, and a high quality life.
Work on "real world" exercises such as walking through a crowd on a loose leash, greeting a friendly stranger, meeting someone that also has a dog with them, etc.No prior class is required.