AKC Fit Dogs 1 class is the beginner level class for anyone wanting to participate. This class is required to do drop-ins. You must have a CGC, prior proof of training, or be evaluated to join this class. Please call us at 779-994-4200.
This is our beginner class for ALL DOGS, puppy and adult alike. You MUST participate in a New Student Orientation prior to coming to class. If you are having children in the ring with you, you must also participate in the Canine Communication Seminar. This is a non-negotiable safety precaution for all families.
Take your skills from Level 1 and start working distance and duration. This class is important for the young adolescent dog, or the rescue coming out of the Honeymoon phase. Beginner dogs can start showing their confidence here as we build on our manners and greetings.
A great way to bond with your dog is through teaching tricks. This class is perfect for families (especially kids!) to learn enough tricks to earn your Novice Trick Dog title if desired! You must have a CGC, prior proof of training, or be evaluated to join this class. Please call us at 779-994-4200.
This seminar is a MUST for anyone who wants to bring their children to class and have them work their dogs. It's highly suggested for EVERYONE to participate, but it's necessary for children 8 and up who want to train their dogs in the ring. This is NOT an event you may bring your dog to. If you do bring your dog (other than a service dog we have already vetted) you will be asked to reschedule. Please enter through the main door.
If you are interested in our grooming services please click the waitlist button. Our staff will send you an intake form for the groomer to review. If the groomer accepts your dog, they will call you to find out your grooming needs and schedule your first appointment, and give you an estimate on your initial groom.
Ever wonder why your dog makes the choices it does, why it chooses to bark at certain things, why it seems to know things before you do? Explore the neuropsychology behind your dogs behavior in this science-based seminar!
