Have Fun with Your Dog!

We offer classes to challenge your dog’s brain, burn extra energy and have fun all at the same time !

  • Foundations -6 week class learning 3 basic skills needed for TREIBBALL

    Skills -6 week class - 2nd level of Treibball

FOUNDATIONS

Tuesdays 3/24 2:30 pm

Or

Thursdays 3/26 7pm

SKILLS

Thursdays 3/26 6pm

  • Introduction to Agility Level 1- introduces your dog to jumps, tunnels, weave poles & more with emphasis on dog safety & handler execution.

    This class will have a strong focus on developing handler focus, strengthening the handler to dog bond and introducing new handler body language as it relates to the dogs path during course navigation. We will end the class with a fun run of a short sequence to test your team skills. Successful graduates of this class will have the ability to enroll in a next level agility course that focuses on fun or move to a more advanced agility class.

    6 weeks

    Dogs must be 18 months old

    CGC preferred- or instructor approval

  • Level 2 agility will work on contacts, increase skills with obstacles, work on path pressure and the dog’s path, and introduce crosses.

Level 1 1:30 pm 4/14

Level 2 12:30pm 4/14

  • Min age 6 mos

    Prerequisite-Puppy Paws Academy or Bark to Basics

    This class will build skills using structured handling and focus building exercises - teams will learn clear communication, directional cues, and confident off leash engagement. Using tunnels, cones, wings, barrels, and more dogs, build body awareness and responsiveness and handlers learn how their movement and cues shape the dogs path. This class is six weeks and they will be prepared to move onto pre-novice agility.

  • Continuation of level 1

Tuesdays 3/31 7pm

Sport Dog 2

Wednesdays 4/1 7pm

Sport Dog 7pm

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  • Prerequisites- agility foundations from any facility ;Dog six months and older ;instructor approval for dogs with behavioral concern concerns

    Agility for dummies is designed for new handlers and beginner dogs with some agility foundations experience. Do you ever feel uncoordinated or out of step when trying to handle your dog? This workshop will help you refine your dance steps as a handler by practicing with a trained demo Dog first, so you can focus entirely on your movement and cues, then transfer those skills to your own Dog for clearer communication and smoother runs.

  • Agility and sports foundations for puppies, introduces safe, age-appropriate exercise exercises for puppies as young as 12 weeks who may have a future in performance sports periods through confidence building games, body awareness at work and engagement skills, puppies begin developing the physical and mental foundations needed for agility, obedience, rally and more. All activities prioritize safe development, positive reinforcement, and long-term soundness.

  • Let’s play agility as a fun, low pressure, introduction designed for adult dogs, and their humans who are curious about the sport. In this workshop, you’ll explore basic agility skills, simple, obstacles, and confidence building games using positive reinforcement. It’s the perfect way to see if agility is the right sport for your dog.

Handle It 3/21 9-11 am $50

Agility & Sports Foundations

3/21 12:30- 2pm

Let’s Play Agility 3/21 2:30-4pm

 

  • Rodeo Dog is offered as a three week class and as a Saturday scrimmage.

    You will learn how to negotiate a rodeo dog course with your dog. We will break it down starting as one barrel and progress. Multiple levels are available so the fun doesn’t stop with Rodeo Dog!

  • 3 week mini class!

    Learn your favorite tricks!

    Can be used for AKC trick titles!

  • This class is different every session! Play games, solve puzzles, run obstacle courses – who knows, but it will be a challenge and a blast!

  • Learn the basics for an AKC FETCH title

    Three week mini class.

  • 3 week mini course is an intro to nose work with some fun games to see if your dog is a sniffer!

  • This six week class offers a sampling of six of our most popular classes – one each week.

    This gives students an opportunity to see if their pup has an interest in something and might want to pursue more training.