Upcoming Workshops & Events
We have an array of workshops and fun activities to try for novice and experienced handlers alike. We also have some pre-recorded webinars to help with stressful vet visits, nail trimming woes, jumping on guests and more. Scroll down to learn more!
Leave It! Workshop
$95
PREREQUISITE
Dogs must be over six months old and be comfortable working alongside other teams in close proximity.
WHERE & WHEN
Varies. Click here for upcoming schedule.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
Struggling with Impulse control? Does your dog like to spontaneously make decisions on walks? Do they enjoy offering the same behaviors no matter what you are asking? This class will take a deeper dive into impulse and stimulus control. We will add a few games into your repertoire that prioritize default behaviors, stillness, and desensitizing your dog to common distractions.
Teams signed up for this class should have basic understanding of clicker training, and be able to work alongside other dogs and humans.
Tricks for Treats Workshop
$95
WHO THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR (Prerequisites)
Dogs must be comfortable working alongside other teams in close proximity.
WHEN & WHERE
Varies. Click here for upcoming schedule.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
Have some fun and earn your AKC Trick Dog Title in the process! You’ll work through tricks like Fetch It, Find It, Get in a Box, Sit in a Box, hand signals, platform work, Paws Up and more.
If you are working towards the Do More With Your Dog!™ (DMWYD) certification, you’ll need to videotape your dog’s tricks during this workshop. There is also an opportunity to work on advanced trick titles in this workshop if that’s where you’re at.
Get Down! Workshop: Tools for Polite Greetings
$95
WHO THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR (Prerequisites)
Dogs must be comfortable working alongside other teams in close proximity.
WHEN & WHERE
Varies. Click here for upcoming schedule.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
How many times have you said “get down!” to your pup as they enthusiastically greeted your guest? This scenario can go a couple different ways:
- The guest is a self-proclaimed dog person and they love all over your dog sending them into a frenzy of over-arousal and excitement that can spiral out of control quickly, or
- The guest is NOT a dog person and your dog knows this, therefore making it their personal mission to win said guest over for the duration of their visit.
Does any of that sound familiar? We’re here to help you! Get help teaching your dog how to greet people in a more human-appropriate way. Come practice some skills at our workshop in preparation for having guests over!
Happy Heeling Workshop
$95
WHO THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR (Prerequisites)
Dogs must be over one year old and comfortable working alongside other teams in close proximity.
WHEN & WHERE
Varies. Click here for upcoming schedule.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
Struggling to get from Point A to Point B? This class is for boosting that heel for sports and regular walks around town. We focus on reliably getting into position, moving together as a team, and problem solving sticking points along the way!
Canine Good Citizen™ (CGC) Testing – All Levels
$50
WHO THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR (Prerequisites)
Those working towards a CGC certification, or the next levels of CGC the AKC Community Canine (Advanced)*, AKC urban CGC.*
*please let us know if you are going for the next level titles.
WHEN & WHERE
Varies. Click here for upcoming schedule.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
We are offering a day of AKC Canine Good Citizen™ (CGC) Testing for all levels. AKC’s CGC program is a ten-skill training program that’s open to all dogs, including purebred and mixed breeds. It focuses on teaching the basics of good manners and obedience, instilling the values of responsible ownership, and strengthening the bond between you and your dog at home and out in the community.
The workshop will include a 15 minute test. Please be prepared to show up five minutes early to prepare. We will offer all levels of testing during this workshop.
If you’re not sure your dog is ready, we welcome your attendance and you can use the test as a tool to gauge what you still need to work on.