Basic Obedience
Adult basic obedience should begin at about six to twelve months of age, although it is never too late. This course teaches "Sit", "Heel", "Stay", "Come", "Stand", and the quick heel. It also covers good canine manners and correcting problems such as jumping up and pulling on the leash.
 | Private Classes |
| In-Home Classes |
Advanced and Specialty Training
All advanced and specialty classes are generally offered only as private and in-home classes. Group classes may be set up if there is sufficient interest.
| Puppy Training Puppy training is a fun and gentle introduction to training. It is a precursor to adult formal obedience, and should be considered essential for all dogs between the ages of three and twelve months. It involves teaching your puppy how to walk on a leash and developing a good attitude towards training. Basic commands are introduced in a fun, informal way. Note: Dogs between the ages of six and twelve months may be candidates for either puppy or adult obedience, depending on the characteristics of the individual dog. |
| Advanced Obedience Advanced obedience follows basic obedience. It includes more difficult exercises such as commands at a distance and "Heel & Down". You will also learn to work your dog off-leash. |
| Brace Training This program is essential for anyone who owns two or more dogs. Your dogs will learn to act as a team, and this will make it not only possible, but enjoyable for you to go out with both dogs at once. Brace training will allow you to control both dogs with one leash. |
Consulting
Consulting is available if you have questions or concerns, but do not necessarily want a training session. For example you may be thinking about buying a dog and would like professional input.