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* Adolescent ObedAdolescent Obed

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) This is the clas for puppies six months and older who are too old for Puppy Class, yet too young for the "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class. That class typically has older dogs, often ones that are newly rescued dogs. This class is designed for the teenage dog...
* Intro to ObedIntro to Obed

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) This "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class is for dogs just starting training classes and/or dogs with some training but have not learned through science-backed, force-free training methods.
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* Basic Obed LBasic Obed L

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obed L continues the overall training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Loose-leash Walking. Emphasis is on what to do when your dog lunges and barks at a trigger when on a walk. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obedience, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic S (Stationary behaviors).
* Basic Obed SBasic Obed S

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obedience S continues the overall Obedience training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Stationary behaviors, such as Settle, Stay, Wait, and Door Manners. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obediencem, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic L (loose-leash walking).
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* Novice RallyNovice Rally

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) For dogs who have Basic Obedience skills already and want to enjoy a dog sport that allows them to practice those skills in a novel way. Many dogs go on to compete and earn AKC titles and ribbons!!
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 10:00 am

This class is part of two sessions that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set).
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 6:00 pm

This class is part of two that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. NOTE: Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set.)
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* Adolescent ObedAdolescent Obed

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) This is the clas for puppies six months and older who are too old for Puppy Class, yet too young for the "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class. That class typically has older dogs, often ones that are newly rescued dogs. This class is designed for the teenage dog...
* Intro to ObedIntro to Obed

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) This "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class is for dogs just starting training classes and/or dogs with some training but have not learned through science-backed, force-free training methods.
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* Basic Obed LBasic Obed L

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obed L continues the overall training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Loose-leash Walking. Emphasis is on what to do when your dog lunges and barks at a trigger when on a walk. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obedience, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic S (Stationary behaviors).
* Basic Obed SBasic Obed S

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obedience S continues the overall Obedience training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Stationary behaviors, such as Settle, Stay, Wait, and Door Manners. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obediencem, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic L (loose-leash walking).
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* Novice RallyNovice Rally

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) For dogs who have Basic Obedience skills already and want to enjoy a dog sport that allows them to practice those skills in a novel way. Many dogs go on to compete and earn AKC titles and ribbons!!
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 10:00 am

This class is part of two sessions that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set).
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 6:00 pm

This class is part of two that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. NOTE: Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set.)
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* Adolescent ObedAdolescent Obed

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) This is the clas for puppies six months and older who are too old for Puppy Class, yet too young for the "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class. That class typically has older dogs, often ones that are newly rescued dogs. This class is designed for the teenage dog...
* Intro to ObedIntro to Obed

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) This "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class is for dogs just starting training classes and/or dogs with some training but have not learned through science-backed, force-free training methods.
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* Basic Obed LBasic Obed L

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obed L continues the overall training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Loose-leash Walking. Emphasis is on what to do when your dog lunges and barks at a trigger when on a walk. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obedience, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic S (Stationary behaviors).
* Basic Obed SBasic Obed S

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obedience S continues the overall Obedience training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Stationary behaviors, such as Settle, Stay, Wait, and Door Manners. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obediencem, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic L (loose-leash walking).
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* Novice RallyNovice Rally

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) For dogs who have Basic Obedience skills already and want to enjoy a dog sport that allows them to practice those skills in a novel way. Many dogs go on to compete and earn AKC titles and ribbons!!
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 10:00 am

This class is part of two sessions that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set).
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 6:00 pm

This class is part of two that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. NOTE: Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set.)
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* Adolescent ObedAdolescent Obed

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) This is the clas for puppies six months and older who are too old for Puppy Class, yet too young for the "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class. That class typically has older dogs, often ones that are newly rescued dogs. This class is designed for the teenage dog...
* Intro to ObedIntro to Obed

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) This "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class is for dogs just starting training classes and/or dogs with some training but have not learned through science-backed, force-free training methods.
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* Basic Obed LBasic Obed L

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obed L continues the overall training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Loose-leash Walking. Emphasis is on what to do when your dog lunges and barks at a trigger when on a walk. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obedience, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic S (Stationary behaviors).
* Basic Obed SBasic Obed S

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obedience S continues the overall Obedience training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Stationary behaviors, such as Settle, Stay, Wait, and Door Manners. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obediencem, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic L (loose-leash walking).
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* Novice RallyNovice Rally

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) For dogs who have Basic Obedience skills already and want to enjoy a dog sport that allows them to practice those skills in a novel way. Many dogs go on to compete and earn AKC titles and ribbons!!
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 10:00 am

This class is part of two sessions that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set).
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* Puppy MannersPuppy Manners

Time: 6:00 pm

This class is part of two that introduce and practice the current lesson of that week. The Puppy Class cycles through six different lessons, each week offering the lesson both on Saturday and Monday. Rolling enrollment means that puppies can join Puppy Classes at any point in the six week cycle. NOTE: Puppies should start classes as soon as possible, as long as they are healthy and on-track for their age-appropriate shots (they will still need their final set.)
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* Adolescent ObedAdolescent Obed

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) This is the clas for puppies six months and older who are too old for Puppy Class, yet too young for the "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class. That class typically has older dogs, often ones that are newly rescued dogs. This class is designed for the teenage dog...
* Intro to ObedIntro to Obed

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) This "Intro to Force-Free Obedience" class is for dogs just starting training classes and/or dogs with some training but have not learned through science-backed, force-free training methods.
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* Basic Obed LBasic Obed L

Time: 6:00 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obed L continues the overall training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Loose-leash Walking. Emphasis is on what to do when your dog lunges and barks at a trigger when on a walk. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obedience, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic S (Stationary behaviors).
* Basic Obed SBasic Obed S

Time: 7:30 pm

(6 weeks) Basic Obedience S continues the overall Obedience training your dog has had, but its emphasis is on Stationary behaviors, such as Settle, Stay, Wait, and Door Manners. It typically is taken after a dog has graduated from Basic Obediencem, Intro to Force-Free Obedience, or Basic L (loose-leash walking).
        

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