Group Classes

What do you get?

We focus on rewarding your dog for what they do right, rather than punishing them for what they do wrong. Our training policy, which emphasizes humane and effective methods, can be found

Small class sizes ensure that both you and your dog receive personalized attention, with no more than five or six other dogs in each class.

You’ll be part of a supportive community of fellow dog guardians who are facing similar challenges, and realize that you’re not alone in navigating the ups and downs of dog guardianship.

Between class sessions, I’m available for additional support via email or text to answer questions, troubleshoot issues, and help keep training on track.

After each class, I send a follow-up email that includes handouts, training guides, and videos to reinforce the skills we covered, giving you tools to practice confidently at home.

Are group Classes Right for you?

Solutions that stick

By utilizing positive reinforcement training methods, the strategies we teach in class are more likely to produce lasting results compared to other training approaches.

Affordable Learning

Group classes offer a cost-effective way to receive professional training in a structured environment while building a strong foundation for your dog's development.

Real-life distractions

Training in a group setting allows your dog to practice focusing on you amidst real-life distractions, helping them generalize their skills around other dogs and people.

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FAQS

What is your training philosophy?

My training philosophy is rooted in science-based, humane methods. I use positive reinforcement, which means rewarding dogs for what they do right rather than punishing them for doing something wrong. I strive to build strong personal connections with both clients and their dogs. I am committed to continuous professional development, ethical training practices, and educating the public.