Classes

Puppy Kindergarten

Are you a first time puppy owner or do you have questions about your new puppy? We have years of experience helping owners overcome the difficulties of puppy parenthood. I’m sure we can help you too.

Basic Good Dog Manners

This is a pet dog manners class built on mutual trust and respect between owners and their dogs using positive reinforcement training methods. This class teaches the basic of good dog manners: sit, down, stand, stay, come, loose leash walking, mat, polite greetings, and leave it.

Small Dog Good Manners

Do you have a small dog under 25 pounds? Maybe this is the class for you. Small dogs like any other dog needs a leader to teach them the rules of being a good mannered dog with positive reinforcement training. However, unlike other dogs they do have special needs. This class teaches the special needs of small dogs, sit, down, stand, stay, come, loose leash walking, mat, polite greetings and leave it.

Better Good Manners

Would you like for you dog to earn his Canine Good Citizen? Then continue his education from the Basic Good Manners or the Small Dog Good Manners class.

Beginners Agility Agility is team sport between handler and dog. Whether you want to complete in competition or just have fun with your dog

Intermediate Agility

Intermediate classes continue to focus on the dog's confidence and the handler's skills by working exercises that require focus and concentration. Special attention is paid to handling techniques and problem solving. Intermediate classes are not divided into levels. A team may continue to work intermediate indefinitely or move up t0 advance when the team is ready.

Advanced Agility

Advance classes start distance work and refinement of the team. This class is not a divided into levels. A team may work advanced indefinitely.

Rally

Rally is a new fun way of building a relationship with your dog and improving your communication skills with him. You and your dog learn to perform the special signs at different stations. It’s like doing obedience and agility at the same time.

	In Home Training In-home dog training is for you, if you prefer learning in the privacy of your own home or your dog has inappropriate behaviors.
	Fun with Tricks A fun way to spend time with your dog and amaze your friends.

Tip

Good grooming is important.

Establishing a regular grooming routine with your dog will keep her looking and feeling great! Most dogs should be groomed at least once a week and all you need are some simple tools including a dog brush, nail clippers, cotton swabs and natural dog shampoo.

During your grooming time you will have the opportunity to check your dog's overall condition including her skin, eyes, ears, coat and teeth.

Your grooming session is also a nice way to bond with your dog and should be a pleasant experience for you both.

Requirements

	Bring proof of current vaccinations to the first class.
	Dogs must be in good health.
	For registration and class start dates go to the Schedule
	Assignment sheet for the week will be handed out at the end of each lesson.
	Limited class size.
	Sessions are one hour a week for 7 weeks.
	Members of the family are encouraged to come to class.

	Schedule
	Registration Form

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