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Group classes provide a safe and controlled environment. Current students, graduates, and their owners can practice commands and build confidence. These skills are useful for real-life scenarios.

Your Training program includes unlimited access to weekly classes for 6 months.

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The AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) program is a certification that recognizes well-behaved, polite dogs. It focuses on teaching basic obedience skills and ensuring dogs can handle everyday situations calmly and confidently. The CGC test includes 10 key behaviors. These behaviors include sitting politely for petting. They also cover coming when called and walking on a loose leash. Achieving the CGC certification strengthens the bond between dog and owner. It also sets a strong foundation for more advanced training and titles in the AKC family.

*no aggressive / reactive dogs

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Public manners training teaches dogs how to behave appropriately in everyday public settings. These include parks, streets, and pet-friendly stores. This training is essential for dogs to become well-mannered. It helps them stay calm and confident around distractions. These distractions include other people, animals, and new environments. Mastering public manners is a key step toward earning AKC Community Canine (CGCA) and Urban Canine Good Citizen (CGCU) certifications. These certifications test a dog’s ability to handle real-world scenarios with poise and control. They showcase advanced obedience and good citizenship.

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AKC Trick Dog is a fun and rewarding program. It allows dogs and their owners to showcase their creativity. They bond through learning and performing tricks. Dogs can learn basic tricks like sitting and shaking paws. They can also learn more advanced skills like jumping through hoops. Dogs earn titles at different levels: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, and Performer. The program encourages positive training. It also fosters mental stimulation and teamwork. This is an excellent way to strengthen the relationship between dogs and their handlers. It offers plenty of fun in the process!

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This program is open to anyone eager to deepen their skills in working with their dog. Whether you’re preparing to earn titles or aiming to improve overall training, you are welcome. This program serves as a crucial link between the AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certification and competitive obedience. It provides a pathway for dogs and handlers to advance from foundational manners to precise, high-level performance.

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AKC Conformation is a competitive sport. In this sport, purebred dogs are evaluated based on how well they meet their breed’s official standards. These standards include physical appearance, movement, and overall temperament, reflecting the breed’s purpose and history. Judges assess each dog’s structure, gait, and balance, comparing them to the ideal breed traits. Success in Conformation shows demonstrates a dog’s potential as a quality breeding representative. It helps to preserve the breed’s best characteristics for future generations.

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Open to anyone looking to strengthen their bond with their dog through focused training on “Placing.” This essential skill teaches your dog to go to a designated spot. Your dog learns to stay there calmly until released. This fosters trust, control, and a deeper connection between you and your pet. Perfect for building better communication and obedience, this training suits dogs of all experience levels. It helps them become more confident. It also encourages well-mannered companionship.

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Open to all dog owners. This is perfect for those looking to introduce their furry companions to the exciting world of agility. It’s also great for those seeking a space to refine their dog’s skills. Whether you’re just starting out, this is a great chance for your dog. Your dog might be an experienced canine athlete. In any case, they can enjoy a fun environment. They can burn off energy and build confidence. This opportunity will strengthen their bond with you. Our agility course presents a variety of obstacles. These are designed to challenge your dog’s physical abilities. They also aim to challenge their mental abilities. It provides a great outlet for exercise. It also offers a space for play. Come join the fun and watch your dog thrive!

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Open to anyone that has gone thorough one of our Programs. Pack walks are a valuable tool in dog training. They offer both physical exercise and mental stimulation. These walks also reinforce proper leash manners and socialization skills. Walking in a group helps dogs practice calm behavior around other dogs, reducing reactivity and boosting their confidence. It also strengthens the bond between owner and dog, as consistent, structured walks promote trust and leadership. Pack walks provide a controlled environment for dogs to learn how to interact with others. They help dogs remain focused and obedient. This makes them an excellent addition to any training routine.

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Rating: 5 out of 5.