Basic Obedience
*Rusming in 2026*
(for puppies or adult dogs new to training, ages 15 weeks and up)
Set your dog up for success with foundational skills: Sit, Down, Touch Recall, Focus, Leash Manners, Leave It, Wait, and Polite Greetings.
When: Tuesdays at 5:45 pm
(4-week session)
Requirements: All age-appropriate vaccinations up to date
Group Size: Max 6 dogs
Cost: $125
Advanced Obedience
(for graduates of Basic Obedience)
Take obedience to the next level with Reliable Recall, Stay, Advanced Leash Skills, Impulse Control, focus amidst distractions (e.g., dogs, people, bikes), and Auto Sit at Heel.
When: Tuesdays at 5:45 pm
(4-week session)
Requirements: Vaccinations current
Group Size: Max 6 dogs
Cost: $125
Elite Obedience
(for highly advanced training)
Transform your dog into a bomb-proof companion who responds impeccably off-leash, even in challenging environments. You’ll master Rocket Recall, Distance Obedience, Settle, Stand, Super Impulse Control, Extended Stays, and polished leash skills.
When: Tuesdays at 5:45 pm
(4 Week Class)
Requirements: Vaccinations current
Cost: $125
Puppy Preschool
(For 9–16-week-old puppies)
Our premier 4-week, 30-minute course teaches name recall, leash fundamentals, owner engagement, distraction focus, eye contact, polite sit, and healthy puppy play. You’ll also learn about crate training, chewing, socialization, and more. Includes resource packet with articles and research.
When: Sundays and Thursdays
September 21st, 24th, October 19th, 23rd at 9:30 am
Group Size: Max 4 puppies per class
Cost: $99
Upon reaching 15 weeks, your pup becomes eligible for Obedience Classes.
Puppy Preparation
(Prior to bringing home your puppy)
A complimentary 30-minute Zoom consult (with Puppy Preschool purchase) to help you prepare—covering topics like choosing the right puppy, environment setup, crate/house training, transport, socializing, and vaccination timing. Free with purchase of Puppy Preschool.
Scientific, Compassionate Training Philosophy
Our methods are grounded in the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior (AVSAB) position statements, which emphasize humane, effective approaches to training: