Experience the Best Version of your dog.

Dog training is a bit like teaching a new language – dogs are from a very different (critter) culture, and don’t speak human, so it’s up to us to help them learn.


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Puppy on his mat

In Good Manners, you and your dog will learn the basic obedience skills needed to achieve peaceful living. We resolve many common unwanted behaviours, and teach our dogs to show us their good manners in day-to-day life.

Dog walking nicely on leash

In Stop the Pulling! Leash Walking Skills, you and your dog learn and practice the skills that will make you the envy of all your doggie friends. No more pulling, no more being dragged down the street.

Excitable, jumping bean, wiggle bum hooligans need apply!

How to know if this class is for you:
– You’ve got your fingers crossed that the holidays will be manageable this year
– You just need to get through daily Zoomies Hour without losing your sanity
– It’d be great if your dog didn’t embarrass you every time guests arrive, or
– You’re hoping to one day survive playtime without getting nipped, scratched or tackled

It’s never too late—or soon—to get some calm in your life!

It’s kinda sad to leave your best fuzzy buddy at home because they can’t sit still in pubic. Wouldn’t it be nice to take your dog with you and have them lay quietly at your feet?

first time training?

Your Dog is Normal, and Able to Learn

Everything your dog does is normal… for a dog. When we bring our new family members home, we don’t always like the things that come naturally: pulling on the leash, chewing, excessive barking, jumping, and so on. Dogs need to learn how things work in the human world. The good thing is, dogs are very smart, and when we teach them in ways they understand, and make it fun, they quickly learn good manners.

Need more tailored help?

If you are experiencing behavioural issues with your dog, private training may be more suitable.

That’s what our dog training classes are all about: a positive, upbeat environment with learning for both the dogs and their people.