Puppy class
Six weeks of sit, come, leash basics and safe play for pups 10 to 20 weeks old.
Puppy classes, basic manners, leash walking and private lessons for barking, jumping and reactivity, with reward-based training you can keep up at home.
Sample imagePuppy classes, basic manners, leash walking and private lessons for barking, jumping and reactivity, with reward-based training you can keep up at home.
Six weeks of sit, come, leash basics and safe play for pups 10 to 20 weeks old.
Six weeks of loose-leash walking, stay, leave it and polite greetings.
One-on-one lessons at your home, for the problems that show up there.
Small steps for dogs that bark or lunge at other dogs or people, with a plan for daily walks.
A two-hour outdoor session on the walk itself: pulling, stopping and passing distractions.
We train your dog during the day while you're at work, then show you how to keep it going.
Group classes meet once a week. Proof of vaccines is needed before the first class.
Age, breed and what you'd like to change. We suggest a class or a private lesson.
Small groups or one-on-one, with a short homework sheet after every session.
Practice a few minutes a day. We answer questions between classes.
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Our lab used to drag me down the street. Now we walk on a loose leash most days.
The reactive dog plan gave us small steps we could actually do on our walks.
Puppy class was the best thing we did in the first month.
Puppy class takes pups from 10 to 20 weeks old who have had at least their first round of vaccines.
Distemper and parvo for every dog, rabies for dogs over 16 weeks, and kennel cough for group classes.
Not right away. Start with private lessons or the reactive dog program, then join a class when he's ready.
No. We use food, toys and praise, with a flat collar or a harness.
Yes, and we encourage it. Everyone who walks the dog should learn the cues.
| Mon–Thu | 5:30pm–9:00pm |
| Fri | Private lessons |
| Sat | 9:00am–3:00pm |
| Sun | Closed |
Call, email or send the form and we'll get back to you, usually within one business day.
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