We offer a life time guarantee. That if you sign up for one of our training programs we are here to support you and your canine companion for your dogs entire life. Contact us today to join one of our training programs.

We offer dog training classes indoors and outside.

Online dog training will also be available soon.

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Level One for Puppies (For dogs under 23 weeks of age)

6 Week Program – $290 (7 dogs max per class)

Come visit us at the school to view our school and to learn more about us! (Please phone to make an appointment). You are welcome to sit in on a class.

Our Puppy classes combine obedience training, socialization, concentration, problem solving, and prevention. Our classes will help form your puppy’s personality, to make them a well behaved and well socialized dog. ,

We include:

Off leash play time for the purpose of socialization
Sound desensitization
Sound desensitization
A reliable recall even when distracted. Your dog will learn to come every time you call them on the first command
Focusing on you when distracted
Settle down on command
Greeting people without jumping up
Leave it and take it Drop it
Handling exercises Soft mouth training Food, toy and bone guarding prevention
Sit, down, and stand Sit, down, stand, and stay
Basic heeling (walking on a loose leash)
Problem solving and prevention
Voice cues and hand signals
Temperament molding Aggression prevention
Manners Information about Nutrition and Grooming
Taking treats gently
Step and sit Class
Time includes a question and discussion period.
Time after each class for questions or concerns
Written instructions on your homework each week and information about how dogs learn, why they do what they do and how do dogs think. Phone support
You can call us at anytime during the week
Lifetime support for you and your dog
Socialization to wheel chairs, walkers, canes, crutches, skateboards, mailman’s outfit

To help create a very confident well-mannered dog you can take anywhere.

Housebreaking
Reading your dog’s body language
How to properly greet dogs on leash
Understanding of dog behavior

Positive reinforcement dog training

https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/positive-reinforcement-training

Level One for Adults

6 Week Program – $290.00 (7 dogs max. per class)

Our goals for this class are the same as the above puppy class. However, our approach is different. Instead of molding and shaping your dog’s personality, we will influence the personality your dog already has. Working on individual issues your dog may have.

Level Two

6 Week Program -$290.00 (4 dogs max. per class)

Includes: Heeling, different speed changes and a Figure 8. The recall and finish. Distance stays, One-minute sit stay, Three minute down stay. To walk nicely on a loose leash around the parks of Cambridge. Teaching your dog how to maintain attention on their owner in high activity settings. Teaching your dog to ignore other dogs and people. What to do when you come across a dog on your walk.

Level Three

8 Week Program – $330.00 (4 dogs max. per class)

Includes: Off leash heeling, Off leash figure 8, Stand for examination, Drop on recall, Three minute out of sight sit stay, Five minute out of sight down stay.

Private Dog Training

Need some extra attention?, Private training $50.00 at Training Center. This is done by our head trainer.

Behavior Consultations

Are you having problems with your dog; digging, chewing, jumping up, pulling on leash? Does your dog suffer with anxiety when you leave home? We can help!

$100 for an hour and $130.00 to an hour and a half.

Includes follow up by phone/email.

Behavior Consultations are done by our head trainer.

You may wonder what is the purpose of a behavior consultation? Many problems that exist between dog and owner can be solved by a consultation. I will come into your home for one hour and show you how to correct the undesirable behavior. I will leave you with written instructions that if followed, are highly successful. With the problem solved you will have a better behaved dog. Less stress for everyone, and as a result a calmer home.

Dogs and Kids , Puppies and kids are a match made in heaven. However, they should never be left alone together. Children need to be taught to behave around a puppy and the pup must learn how to act around children.

Socialization, Why should you socialize your dog? Dogs are social animals and love to be with people and other dogs. A dog that is used to different situations, has manners, obedience and will be a dog that people love to be with. By sixteen weeks of age, a dog’s brain stops growing so it is very important to introduce your dog to the world as soon as possible.

Bite Inhibition, Teaching your dog bite inhibition is the most important thing of all. As a dog owner, this is your number one responsibility. All dogs are potential biters and all have to be trained to never bite people.

Digging , Dogs need to dig. However, let’s teach them where to dig. Make it possible to leave your dog alone in your yard without destroying it.

Chewing, A dog who chews can cause a lot of trouble for its owner. Chew toys can be the answer to your problem if you use them properly.

Barking, Dogs and barking go together. However, too much barking is not acceptable behavior. Learn how to teach your dog to bark on command and to be quiet on command.

Housebreaking, This is a very common behavior problem. Teach your pet to tell you that it has to go to the washroom. Teach it to go in the same place every time. This will make clean up a lot easier.

Separation Distress, Dogs are pack animals and are not meant to be separated from their pack. Teach your dog to enjoy spending time alone. Have someone come in during the day to break up the day for your dog. It is not fair to expect your pet to be alone all day. Having someone come in and walk them will release energy and stress from your dog.

Jumping, Jumping up is a greeting behavior. It is the way dogs say hello. However, people do not enjoy this behavior. Teach your dog to do a more acceptable greeting behavior.

Proven & Positive Results!