October Cohort Now Open Book Your Classes Online
Get $50 OFF on your first series. Sign up by Oct 1.
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Class type: Ongoing – starts with a 5-class series.
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Date: Mondays or Thursdays
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Time: 5:50 PM - 6:35 PM
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Pricing:
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5-Class Series: $320
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Drop-in: $74 (Intended as an occasional refresher)
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Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)
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Method: 100% positive reinforcement.
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Max Class Size: 5
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Class type: on-going, start with 5 class series.
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Dates: Tuesdays or Fridays
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Time: 5:50 PM - 6:35 PM
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Pricing:
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5-Class Series: $320
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Drop-in: $74 (Intended as an occasional refresher)
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Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)
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Method: 100% positive reinforcement.
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Max Class Size: 5
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Class type: Ongoing – starts with a 5-class series.
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Dates: Mondays & Fridays
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Time: 6:50 PM - 7:35 PM.
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Pricing:
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5-Class Series: $390
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Drop-in: $87 (Intended as an occasional refresher)
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Trainer: Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)
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Method: 100% positive reinforcement.
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Max Class Size: 3
What to know about your classes
Every dog’s unique,
They learn best with training tailored specifically to them.
Semi-private
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Small class size = more 1-on-1 feedback
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Personalized instruction for you and your dog
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Tailored program to help you make steady progress
Flexible packages, ongoing program
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Class packages can be used anytime and are transferable
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We know life gets busy — your package works when you do
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Miss a class? No stress, we’ll pick up where you left off
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Transfer to any series when you and your dog are ready for the next step
Commitment is key
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Dogs don’t change overnight — they need practice, patience, and routine
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Our flexible program makes it easier to stay consistent
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Designed to help you make real progress without added stress
Manner series - October Cohort Now Open!
Build a strong foundation for basic obedience, socialization, and good manners, suitable for puppies.
Key Learning Areas:
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Basic Obedience: Sit, down, stay, come, and wait commands.
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Leash Skills: Introduce loose-leash walking and no-pull techniques.
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Impulse Control: Begin exercises to improve self-control and focus.
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Calm Greetings: Encourage polite greetings and reduce jumping on people.
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House Manners: Potty training basics, crate comfort, and respecting boundaries.
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Socialization: Safe interactions with people and other dogs; handling and grooming desensitization.
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Redirection: Guidance for biting, chewing, or other unwanted puppy behaviors.
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Confidence & Focus: Strengthen attention in busy or novel environments.
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Owner Management Tips: How to continue progress at home.
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Advance obedience skills, reliability, and real-world manners.
Key Learning Areas:
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Reinforced Obedience: Strengthen sit, stay, down, come, and place commands with distance, duration, and distractions.
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Structured Walking: Practice heel, loose-leash walking, and social walks in busy areas.
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Impulse & Focus: Advanced impulse control exercises under environmental distractions.
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Calm Social Interactions: Polite greetings, waiting for petting, and respecting boundaries (doors, furniture, food).
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Leave It / Drop It: Extended work on resource control and appropriate object engagement.
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Off-Leash Skills: Controlled off-leash exercises in safe environments.
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Confidence Building: Exposure to crowds, noises, and public settings with calm reinforcement.
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Owner Management & Consistency: Techniques for maintaining progress at home and in public.
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Specialized training for dogs with reactive or challenging behaviors. Relaxed dogs make for relaxed families.
Key Learning Areas:
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Behavior Assessment: Identify triggers, stress signals, and thresholds.
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Controlled Exposure: Gradual desensitization around other dogs, people, or triggers.
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Redirection Skills: Teach “watch me,” “look,” or other focus commands for self-control.
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Impulse Control & Confidence: Exercises to build calm responses and confidence in challenging situations.
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Calm Handling: Leash, positioning, and safety techniques for owners.
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Counterconditioning: Reward calm behavior and reduce reactivity through positive reinforcement.
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Behavior Modification Tools: Address jumping, pulling, resource guarding, remedial socialization, and separation anxiety.
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Customized Support: One-on-one guidance for each dog’s unique needs and progress.
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Agility series
Introduce basic agility skills and build confidence.
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Practice tunnels, jumps, and safe landings.
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Teach “follow” and directional cues.
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Work on “start line stay” for structure.
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Introduce simple 2-3 obstacle sequences.
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Reinforce safe use of equipment.
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Build handler focus in a fun setting.
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Cover agility safety and tips.
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Enhance agility skills with complex courses.
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Review and build on Woof Warrior I.
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Practice advanced obstacle combos.
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Teach directional commands: “left”/“right.”
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Work on distance handling and off-leash.
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Refine speed and accuracy in runs.
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Tackle obstacle discrimination.
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Provide feedback on course performance.
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Advanced teamwork and agility with group dynamics.
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Practice group relay and synchronized agility.
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Develop teamwork in multi-dog setups.
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Focus on speed drills and accuracy.
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Improve distance and directional handling.
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Build confidence with varied setups.
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Practice calmness with other dogs on-course.
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Gain team feedback for competition prep.
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Special
Engage scenting abilities with fun search games.
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Introduce a target scent and basic search.
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Practice container and room searches.
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Teach “alert” signal for found scent.
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Gradually increase search difficulty.
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Use scent games for mental stimulation.
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Build handler-dog search communication.
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Provide tips for scent games at home.
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Learn fun tricks and games that boost focus and engagement.
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Teach “shake,” “roll over,” “spin,” and “bow.”
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Play hide and seek with treats/toys.
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Practice “find it” games for mental play.
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Teach touch target for interactive fun.
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Build fetch and toy return skills.
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Combine tricks for mini-routines.
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Customized, one-on-one training for specific needs.
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Conduct individual assessment and goals.
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Design a targeted training plan.
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Address specific behaviors or skills.
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Provide guided exposure to problem areas.
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Track progress with personal milestones.
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Share personalized exercises for home.
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Adjust plan based on dog’s progress.
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Private – One-on-One Coaching
Good for:
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Reactivity or aggression that needs more controlled settings
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Severe pulling or leash frustration
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Resource guarding (food, toys, space)
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Separation anxiety or confidence building
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Puppy foundations when group classes don’t fit your schedule
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Refining obedience skills before moving into group classes
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Preparing for life transitions (new baby, new home, second dog, etc.)