Start Them Off Right!
Puppies are warm balls of fur designed to wiggle their way right into your heart. Your puppy’s first few months are extremely important. Avoid annoying behaviors by beginning your puppy’s education now. Socialization and Problem Prevention training early in a puppy’s life lead to a well mannered pet that the whole family will enjoy. We can help you create a well behaved puppy and prevent bad habits from forming.
- Crate Training

- House Training
- Puppy Manners
- Problem Prevention
- Meet and Greet
- Introduction to Sights and Sounds
- Confidence Building Exercises
Puppy Classes:
- Performance Puppy class is designed for pups 8 weeks to 16 weeks.
- Puppy Manners is designed for pups from 4 to 6 months.
Now That Your Canine Companion is Growing Up
The love and companionship of a well behaved pet is a special gift. We believe in building trusting relationships between owners and their pets through the use of positive training techniques. Whether you have just added a new canine member to your family or you have just finished puppy classes, we have an adult dog class to help you continue on your journey.
Companion Dog Manners Class
This class introduces the basic skills (sit, down, stay, come), teaches the dog to walk on a loose lead, and promotes exceptional manners (no more jumping on people). New Class Begins March 8th!
Advanced Manners Class
In this class we continue working on basic skills while beginning off lead training and proofing exercises. This is a great foundation class for all hunting, sporting, and assistance dogs.
Competition Obedience and Rally
Obedience and Rally competition provides an opportunity for the dog and handler to work as a highly tuned team as they execute a predefined set of tasks. New Class Begins March 9th!
Dependable Recall
The recall command is undoubtedly the most important command you will ever teach your dog. Do you think that your dog will never learn to drop everything and come the first time he is called? The Dependable Recall class teaches you how to train your dog to come joyfully each and every time you call him.
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