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Semi-private Training Classes.
For Dogs + Human.

Or Book a Private One-on-One Coaching Session

October Cohort Now Open Book Your Classes Online

Get $50 OFF on your first series. Sign up by Oct 1.

Good Manner I

Foundation skills

Build a strong foundation for basic obedience, socialization, and good manners,

Suitable for puppies & dogs who are new to or still work on their foundation.

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  • ​​Class type: Ongoing – starts with a 5-class series.

  • Date: Mondays & Thursdays

  • Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM.

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  • Pricing:

    • 5-Class Series:  $320

    • Drop-in: $74 (Intended as an occasional refresher)

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  • Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)

  • Method: 100% positive reinforcement.

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  • Max Class Size: 6

Good Manner II

Intermediate skills

Advance obedience skills, reliability, and real-world manners.

For dog that passed Good Manner I or similar program and want to advance their manner.

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  • Class type: on-going, start with 5 class series.

  • Dates: Tuesdays & Fridays

  • Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM.

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  • Pricing:

    • 5-Class Series:  $320

    • Drop-in: $74 (Intended as an occasional refresher)

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  • Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)

  • Method: 100% positive reinforcement.

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  • Max Class Size: 6

Good Manner RX

Reactive Class

Specialized training for dogs with reactive or challenging behaviors. 

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For dogs that have fear, anxiety, or aggression toward other dogs or people. 

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  • Class type: Ongoing – starts with a 5-class series.

  • Dates: Mondays & Fridays

  • Time: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM.

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  • Pricing:

    • 5-Class Series:  $390

    • Drop-in: $87 (Intended as an occasional refresher)

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  • Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)

  • Method: 100% positive reinforcement.

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  • Max Class Size: 4

What to know about your classes

Every dog’s unique,
They learn best with training tailored specifically to them.
Semi-private

  • Small class size = more 1-on-1 feedback

  • Personalized instruction for you and your dog

  • Tailored program to help you make steady progress

Flexible packages, ongoing program

  • Class packages can be used anytime and are transferable

  • We know life gets busy — your package works when you do

  • Miss a class? No stress, we’ll pick up where you left off

  • Transfer to any series when you and your dog are ready for the next step

Commitment is key

  • Dogs don’t change overnight — they need practice, patience, and routine

  • Our flexible program makes it easier to stay consistent

  • Designed to help you make real progress without added stress

Enroll in our October training cohort now

Ongoing classes, hosted weekly.

Each class lasts 60 minutes.

Both owner and dog will be trained.

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Manner series - October Cohort  Now Open!

  • Build a strong foundation for basic obedience, socialization, and good manners, suitable for puppies.

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    Key Learning Areas:

    • Basic Obedience: Sit, down, stay, come, and wait commands.

    • Leash Skills: Introduce loose-leash walking and no-pull techniques.

    • Impulse Control: Begin exercises to improve self-control and focus.

    • Calm Greetings: Encourage polite greetings and reduce jumping on people.

    • House Manners: Potty training basics, crate comfort, and respecting boundaries.

    • Socialization: Safe interactions with people and other dogs; handling and grooming desensitization.

    • Redirection: Guidance for biting, chewing, or other unwanted puppy behaviors.

    • Confidence & Focus: Strengthen attention in busy or novel environments.

    • Owner Management Tips: How to continue progress at home.

  • Advance obedience skills, reliability, and real-world manners.

     

    Key Learning Areas:

    • Reinforced Obedience: Strengthen sit, stay, down, come, and place commands with distance, duration, and distractions.

    • Structured Walking: Practice heel, loose-leash walking, and social walks in busy areas.

    • Impulse & Focus: Advanced impulse control exercises under environmental distractions.

    • Calm Social Interactions: Polite greetings, waiting for petting, and respecting boundaries (doors, furniture, food).

    • Leave It / Drop It: Extended work on resource control and appropriate object engagement.

    • Off-Leash Skills: Controlled off-leash exercises in safe environments.

    • Confidence Building: Exposure to crowds, noises, and public settings with calm reinforcement.

    • Owner Management & Consistency: Techniques for maintaining progress at home and in public.

  • Specialized training for dogs with reactive or challenging behaviors. Relaxed dogs make for relaxed families.

     

    Key Learning Areas:

    • Behavior Assessment: Identify triggers, stress signals, and thresholds.

    • Controlled Exposure: Gradual desensitization around other dogs, people, or triggers.

    • Redirection Skills: Teach “watch me,” “look,” or other focus commands for self-control.

    • Impulse Control & Confidence: Exercises to build calm responses and confidence in challenging situations.

    • Calm Handling: Leash, positioning, and safety techniques for owners.

    • Counterconditioning: Reward calm behavior and reduce reactivity through positive reinforcement.

    • Behavior Modification Tools: Address jumping, pulling, resource guarding, remedial socialization, and separation anxiety.

    • Customized Support: One-on-one guidance for each dog’s unique needs and progress.

Agility series

  • Introduce basic agility skills and build confidence.

    • Practice tunnels, jumps, and safe landings.

    • Teach “follow” and directional cues.

    • Work on “start line stay” for structure.

    • Introduce simple 2-3 obstacle sequences.

    • Reinforce safe use of equipment.

    • Build handler focus in a fun setting.

    • Cover agility safety and tips.

  • Enhance agility skills with complex courses.

    • Review and build on Woof Warrior I.

    • Practice advanced obstacle combos.

    • Teach directional commands: “left”/“right.”

    • Work on distance handling and off-leash.

    • Refine speed and accuracy in runs.

    • Tackle obstacle discrimination.

    • Provide feedback on course performance.

  • Advanced teamwork and agility with group dynamics.

    • Practice group relay and synchronized agility.

    • Develop teamwork in multi-dog setups.

    • Focus on speed drills and accuracy.

    • Improve distance and directional handling.

    • Build confidence with varied setups.

    • Practice calmness with other dogs on-course.

    • Gain team feedback for competition prep.

Special 

  • Engage scenting abilities with fun search games.

    • Introduce a target scent and basic search.

    • Practice container and room searches.

    • Teach “alert” signal for found scent.

    • Gradually increase search difficulty.

    • Use scent games for mental stimulation.

    • Build handler-dog search communication.

    • Provide tips for scent games at home.

  • Learn fun tricks and games that boost focus and engagement.

    • Teach “shake,” “roll over,” “spin,” and “bow.”

    • Play hide and seek with treats/toys.

    • Practice “find it” games for mental play.

    • Teach touch target for interactive fun.

    • Build fetch and toy return skills.

    • Combine tricks for mini-routines.

  • Customized, one-on-one training for specific needs.

    • Conduct individual assessment and goals.

    • Design a targeted training plan.

    • Address specific behaviors or skills.

    • Provide guided exposure to problem areas.

    • Track progress with personal milestones.

    • Share personalized exercises for home.

    • Adjust plan based on dog’s progress.

Private – One-on-One Coaching

Good for:

  • Reactivity or aggression that needs more controlled settings

  • Severe pulling or leash frustration

  • Resource guarding (food, toys, space)

  • Separation anxiety or confidence building

  • Puppy foundations when group classes don’t fit your schedule

  • Refining obedience skills before moving into group classes

  • Preparing for life transitions (new baby, new home, second dog, etc.)

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