November Classes
Saturday's starting 11/7 - 6 weeksMonday's starting 11/2 - 6 weeksTuesday's starting 11/3 - 6 weeksWednesday's starting 11/4 (we do have class 11/25) - 6 weeksThursday' s starting 11/5 -5 week semesterSunday's starting 11/1- 6 weeksClass Name: Our professional instructors place your dog in a class based on the skills they have already learned and demonstrated, rather than by the class name alone. Clients may interpret class names differently, but our placement is guided by the specific commands and behaviors that must be achieved at each level. This ensures your dog is set up for success in a class that matches their current abilities.-- |
Saturday's 7am Agility for Fun with Lori 8am Agility Skills with Lori - filled 9am Agiltity Skills with Lori 10am Advanced Obedience with Lori 11am Intermediate Obedience with Lori 12pm Basic Obedience I and II with Lori 8am Basic Obedience with Marty 9am Puppy Advanced Beginner Basic with Marty 10am Basic Obedience II with Marty 11am Beyond Basic Obedience with Marty 10am Puppy Foundations II with Gabby 11am Puppy Foundations with Gabby 12pm Puppy 101 with Gabby
Sunday's 5pm Agility Skills with Lori - filled 6pm Agility for Fun / Skills with Lori
Monday's 5pm Agility for Fun with Lori - filled 6pm Advanced Obedience with Lori 7pm Beyond Basic Obedience with Lori 6pm Basic Obedience with Gabby 7pm Puppy Foundations II with Gabby 7pm Puppy 101/Foundations with Pam
Tuesday's 5pm Beyond Basic Obedience with Marty 6pm Beyond Basic/Intermediate with Marty 5pm Puppy 101 with Gabby 6pm Puppy Foundations with Gabby 7pm Basic Obedience with Gabby
Wednesday's 4pm Basic Obedience II/Beyond with Lori 5pm Rally Skills and Drills for AKC with Lori 6pm Advanced Obedience with Lori 7pm Competition Obedience with Lori 5pm Basic Obedience with Marty 6pm Intermediate/Advanced Obedience with Marty 7pm Puppy Foundations with Marty
Thursday's 5pm Agility Coursework with Lori 6pm Agility for Fun with Lori 7pm Agility Skills with Lori
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Reminder: Class placement is based on your dog’s current skill level. It is common—and often necessary—for dogs to repeat a level. Repeating a class does not mean repeating the same learning; it means refining, strengthening, and mastering the required skills so your dog can confidently progress to the next level. Each class level has specific skill criteria that must be met before advancing. Our programs are intentionally structured to build reliability through repetition, increasing distractions, consistent homework, and muscle memory. We do not believe that six weeks of training alone creates a well-trained dog—true success comes from continued practice and skill development over time. |
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