Got a "jumpy" dog that hops up and down like a bunny while greeting? Does your dog meet you with boundless enthusiasm that literally knocks you off your feet? This workshop will teach you how to instill impulse control in your pooch.
Learn how fun and easy it can be to teach your dog useful behaviors that enriches your dog and builds your bond as a team.
Teach your dog to make the appropriate choices while enjoying a walk with you.
Not quite ready to take a full 4 week course until you find out if this is for you? You're going to be amazed at how much fun this is!
Learn the basics about how agility works and how you can get started learning the concepts with your dog.
Ready to help your dog build confidence, body awareness, focus, stamina and much more?
Providing a proper mental stimulation is essential to a dog's well-being. Having constructive outlets will help curb potential behavior problems and exhaust high energy breeds.
Have you previously enrolled in our Trick Dog group class or attended our "Learn All About TORC" seminar, and now you're ready to give it a try without the "pressure" of entering a fun match, run-thru or competition? This is a quickie option to help your and your dog get exposed to the sport and give it a try.
What a fun-tastic way to have a blast with your dog, meet other dog-lovers, play games and maybe win some prizes! Show off your doggie's tricks, play musical chairs, bob for tennis balls, try your paw at the muffin tin game and many more fun activities! Any and all levels of training are welcome. Your dog must be friendly have basic social manners to enroll.
Getting a new puppy or adult dog? Adding a new friend to a household with an established dog? Not sure what you need to do or have to welcome in your new family member?
Ever wondered what's available for your dog, how to break into a sport and how to tell if you dog has or can learn the necessary skills?
Keep family safe - both 2 legged and 4 legged by learning proper etiquette, reading dog body language, what's appropriate and how children can safely interact with their dogs
Learn what the craze is all about! Canines At Training's own competitive titling sport is waiting for you!
Providing a proper mental stimulation is essential to a dog's well-being. Having constructive outlets will help curb potential behavior problems and exhaust high energy breeds.
Properly socializing your puppy with others to ensure a positive experience can be daunting.
What if your dog is older and has never had playmates, is it too late to have friends? How do you properly and safely introduce new dogs?
How do you know if play is getting out of hand?
How do you know when to stop, interject or redirect play? What do you look for?
When are dog interactions a bad idea?
These and more questions will be addressed.
It is estimated that up to 60% of veterinary hospital visits are of an emergency nature.
According to the American Animal Hospital Association, 25% more pets could have been saved if only one pet first aid technique was applied prior to veterinary treatment.
Knowing the first steps to take in an emergency can mean the difference between life and death, temporary or permanent disability and between a quick recovery or long recuperation.
Attending one 2 1/2-3 hour class yields invaluable, lasting knowledge to anyone who shares their lives with a furry friend!