No field? No problem! Learn how to bring the fun of agility to your living room, backyard, or driveway in this creative confidence-building class. You’ll discover ways to adapt jumps, tunnels, and handling skills to tight spaces while keeping your dog’s brain and body engaged. Perfect for teams who love agility but need flexible, space-friendly setups. All dogs must be at least 4 months or older to attend!
Does your dog need help finding their “off switch”? Calm Conduct focuses on place training, impulse control, and relaxation exercises to help excitable dogs learn how to settle. This 4-week class is perfect for owners who want a calmer home environment and a dog that can relax around distractions.
Discover what truly fulfills your dog! In this interactive class, we’ll dive into canine psychology and breed instincts to uncover what drives your dog’s behavior — and how to meet those needs in healthy, balanced ways. Learn how to channel energy into activities that satisfy their natural instincts without creating chaos or overstimulation. Perfect for curious owners who want a calmer, happier, and more connected companion. All dogs must be at least 4 months or older to attend!
Our 4-week Hiking Etiquette Class prepares you and your dog for safe and enjoyable trail adventures. You’ll learn proper leash skills, how to maintain space on the trail, and the best ways to handle real-world distractions and encounters. This class is required for Hiking Club membership and ensures every dog and handler team is confident, respectful, and ready to hit the trails together.
Challenge your dog’s body and brain with Movement Puzzles! In this interactive class, dogs learn to move independently between two targets while tackling fun, confidence-boosting exercises along the way. Each puzzle builds body awareness, problem-solving skills, and focus — all without direct handler guidance. Perfect for curious, motivated dogs who love to think and move! All dogs must be at least 4 months or older to attend.
Our Building Basics group class is our launching point for our Core Obedience Program. All dogs start at this level regardless of their previous training experience. However, those with foundational training can progress quickly through the appropriate levels. To graduate, students must demonstrate proficiency in the following behaviors, progressively increasing duration, distance, distraction, and diversity, and transitioning toward real-world applications as determined by the instructor: sit, down, stay, loose leash walking, come and appropriate greetings of people. All dogs must have Rabies and Bordetella (for puppies, age appropriate vaccines are accepted if they are not old enough for Rabies) and should not exhibit aggressive behavior on a leash, such as excessive barking, lunging, or snapping towards people or other dogs. If you'd like to purchase Group Class Core Obedience Package instead of paying for single sessions, please email [email protected] . Sundays classes are always at 9:00am and Wednesday classes are always at 6:30pm.
For all dogs who have been given instructor approval to graduate out of Sharpening Skills, our Mastering Manners group class is your next step. If you'd like to purchase Group Class Core Obedience Package instead of paying for single sessions, please email [email protected] . Sundays classes are always at 9:00am and Monday classes are always at 6:30pm.
For all dogs who have been given instructor approval to graduate out of Building Basics, our Sharpening Skills group class is your next step. If you'd like to purchase Group Class Core Obedience Package instead of paying for single sessions, please email [email protected] . Sundays classes are always at 9:00am and Monday classes are always at 6:30pm.
Start the new year strong with Goal Getter Dogs Night — a motivational skills event focused on clarity, connection, and fresh starts. We’ll set new training goals, celebrate progress, and enjoy fun confidence-building challenges to kick off the year with purpose. Free to attend — cash donations benefiting One More Dog Rescue are encouraged.
Warm up your February with Hearts & Hounds Night — a cozy evening of connection-based games, goal setting, and gratitude for our loyal companions. Celebrate the love that training builds, one paw at a time. Free to attend — cash donations benefiting Beacon of Light Animal Rescue are encouraged.
Shake off winter and spring forward with a night of lighthearted learning and renewed focus. This event blends fun training games with practical mindset refreshers to help you and your dog move into the new season with confidence. Free to attend — cash donations benefiting Collie Rescue League of New England are encouraged.