Welcome

NEW DATE 

Duration: 6 weeks

Fee: $175 per dog 

Sunday September 24th

Time 12pm to 1pm

Next class starts Monday August 21st

Time 6pm-7pm

For puppies ages 12 weeks to 30 weeks (small breed puppies are up to 35 weeks).  Must be up to date with age appropriate vaccines.  

Must have three puppies to have class.

C.L.A.S.S.

Canine Life and Social Skills course

Canine Life and Social Skills course outline covers:

Sit and Down

Come and Collar Grab

On Leash Loose Lead Walk

Basic Stay

Confidence Course

Name Game

Comfort around Food Bowl 

Body Handling

and socializing

If you want to join the best puppy class around get signed up today!!!

 NEW DATE 

 Duration: 6 weeks

 Fee: $175 per dog 

Sunday September 24th

Time 1:30pm-2:30pm

next class starts-Monday August 21st

Time 730pm to 830pm

  Must be up to date  with vaccines and flea treatments. 

C.L.A.S.S.

Canine Life and Social Skills course

 Canine Life and Social Skills course outline covers: 

Wait at the Door

Sit

Down

Stand

Come 

Loose-Leash Walking & Attention

Leave It

Wait for the Food Bowl

Stay

Settle

Drop it

 Several types of dog are unsuitable for group classes (home training would be a better choice): 

• Barking dogs are too disruptive in class and require and individual behavior consultation to teach "Woof and Shush" - require at least 1 private training class prior 

 • Dog-human  and Dog-dog aggressive dogs are too disruptive and potential dangerous  in class and require behavioral home training with our dog trainer  

Canine Good Citizen  

 Next class starts-Sunday September 24th

  Duration: 7 weeks 

Fee. $200 per dog   

Time 3pm to 4pm

In this class, we will be fine tuning your dog and your skills to hopefully pass the canine good citizen’s test at the end of the class. The test itself touches on ten skills.

1. Accepting a friendly stranger

2. Sitting politely for petting

3. Appearance and Grooming

4. Out for a walk (walking on a loose lead)

5. Walking through a crowd

6. Sit and down on command and then staying place (either sit or down)

7. Coming when called

8. Reaction to another dog

9. Reaction to distraction 

10. Supervised separation

 During the six weeks we will practice on fine tuning your skills then on week seven you will be able to take the AKC Canine Good Citizen test. 

Taking this class doesn't guarantee that you will pass the test on week seven.  You must take the time to practice and increase your skill set in order to pass the test.

 * No aggressive or reactive dogs are permitted in any group classes only private lessons.

TRICK CLASS  

 Next class starts-March 19th-FULL

3pm-4pm

  Duration: 6 weeks 

Fee. $175 per dog   

Looking for something FUN to do with your dog?  This class is just what you are looking for.  Cheryl is a Do More With Your Dog certified Trick Trainer.  She will teach you how to have fun with your dog while teaching them tricks.  

This is a  six week class where you learn how to do: 

Spin Circles

 Paws Up 

Sit 

Say Your Prayers

 Take A Bow 

Hoop Jump 

Shell Game 

Cover your eyes 

Leg Weave 

Shake Hands

 Roll Over 

and a few more....   

 Props will be available to use while in classroom.    Dogs in this class must be good with other dogs, there are times when the dogs may be off leash for certain tricks.    

 * No aggressive dogs are permitted in any group classes only private lessons.

Class starts in tba
Duration: 6 weeks
Prerequisite: Need to have a CGC title first
Fee.  6 classes $175
Time:- 3:30pm to 4:30pm

classes last about an hour 

The first class will be held in Woodville at our facility and then all subsequent classes will be out in the community at dog friendly stores and parks in Perrysburg & Rossford.  Class schedule will be handed out at first class.

Vaccines: must be fully vaccinated and on flea preventative
  

Dogs must pass all 10 items of the test to receive the CGCA title.

1. Dog stands, sits or lies down and waits under control 
2. Walks on a loose leash in a natural situation (not in a ring) — does not pull. (left turn, right turn, stop, and fast and slow pace)
3. Walks on loose leash through a      crowd:
4. Dog walks past distraction dogs      present; does not pull.
5. Sit — stay in small group (3 other people with dogs).
6. Dog allows person who is carrying something (backpack, computer bag, etc.) to approach and pet it.
7. “Leave it.” Dog walks by food and follows owner instructions, “Leave it.”
8. Down or sit /stay — distance  (owner’s choice).
9. Recall with distractions present (coming when called). Handler goes out 20–ft. **(off center) and calls dog.
10. Dog will sit or stand stay (owner’s choice) while owner enters/exits a doorway or narrow passageway. Owner calls dog through door when ready. 

This class is focused on dogs that have passed the Canine Good Citizen test before.   In order to get the title from AKC, you must have requested the option to keep your title on record with them under your AKC number.   If not, you can still take the test, there just wont be a title involved.

The class will be held around the community in order to practice skills around other dogs and people with lots of distractions.  

Class starts in tba
Duration: 6 weeks
Prerequisite: Need to have a CGC title first
Fee.  6 classes $175
Time:- 3:30pm to 4:30pm

classes last about an hour 

The first class will be held in Woodville at our facility and then all subsequent classes will be out in the community at dog friendly stores and parks in Perrysburg & Rossford.  Class schedule will be handed out at first class.

Vaccines: must be fully vaccinated and on flea preventative
  

Dogs must pass all 10 items of the test to receive the CGCA title.

1. Dog stands, sits or lies down and waits under control 
2. Walks on a loose leash in a natural situation (not in a ring) — does not pull. (left turn, right turn, stop, and fast and slow pace)
3. Walks on loose leash through a      crowd:
4. Dog walks past distraction dogs      present; does not pull.
5. Sit — stay in small group (3 other people with dogs).
6. Dog allows person who is carrying something (backpack, computer bag, etc.) to approach and pet it.
7. “Leave it.” Dog walks by food and follows owner instructions, “Leave it.”
8. Down or sit /stay — distance  (owner’s choice).
9. Recall with distractions present (coming when called). Handler goes out 20–ft. **(off center) and calls dog.
10. Dog will sit or stand stay (owner’s choice) while owner enters/exits a doorway or narrow passageway. Owner calls dog through door when ready. 

This class is focused on dogs that have passed the Canine Good Citizen test before.   In order to get the title from AKC, you must have requested the option to keep your title on record with them under your AKC number.   If not, you can still take the test, there just wont be a title involved.

The class will be held around the community in order to practice skills around other dogs and people with lots of distractions.  

Class starts Sunday, September 23rd

430pm to 530pm

$200 for a 7 weeks class

  Must have at least 3 people interested to have class- SIGN UP TODAY!!
Ages: dogs over 1 yr., must have owned dog for at least 6 months

 
Vaccines-must be current on Rabies, have proof of a negative fecal and physical exam  within the last 12 months and on flea preventative

First 4 classes are in Woodville  then the last three are visiting locations in Perrysburg or Pemberville. 

Prerequisite: Must have Canine Good Citizen title within the last 2 years

Background check required before visits can be made (additional charge)

Skills taught:
Animal passed to 3 strangers (small dog)
Animal placed on lap or table (small dog)
Reaction to neutral dog
Overall examination
Clumsy petting
Restraining hug
Staggering and Gesturing
Angry Yelling
Bumped from behind
Crowded petting by several people
Different distractions around room when walking

getting used to medical equipment
Refresher skills:
Accepting a friendly stranger
Accepting petting
Out for a walk
Walk through a crowd
Reaction to distractions
Sit/Leave it

This class covers the essential skills needed for both the owner and the dog to make Therapy visits.  

Taking this class does not guarantee your acceptance into a therapy dog program.  You must pass their test and observation visits before you can be registered as an official therapy dog team.