Classes Designed For
Your Dog’s Needs

From Puppy Elementary to Urban Hunting.

Training & Behaviour Group Classes

For Puppies Between 2–4 months
Puppy Elementary School is all about learning how to safely & properly socialize your puppy to other puppies, people, and all manner of things that dogs tend to find scary or overly exciting. We’ll also focus on problem prevention and a little foundation obedience behaviours like recall & leash manners. It’s also great for taking cute pictures and videos you can post to your Instagram ;)
Socialization will make the biggest impact on your puppy in the first 3 to 4 months of their life, so don’t wait to enroll in class.
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For puppies between 3.5 - 5 months
Puppy Junior High is designed to prep you for the teenage phase. This class is all about preventing common problems from popping up or getting worse!
Calmly watching exciting things, cooperative care, polite greetings, and more foundation obedience skills are just a taste of what you’ll get in this class.
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For dogs over 5 months
Canine High School is where we help your pup pick up handy skills that will make their transition into adulthood (or into your home, if you’ve got a rescue) easy, breezy & beautiful.
Prep for off-leash time, recall troubleshooting, dealing with distractions, settling, elevator/close quarters etiquette, and more await you in this class!
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Coming 2026!
Reactive Dog Club is where pet parents can meet up and practice positive reinforcement training with like-minded individuals while under the guidance of a professional dog trainer. Every participant gets 30 minutes of 1-on-1 time with a trainer and individualized advice. Think of it as a mini private lesson, but in a group class environment.
The goal of this service is to keep your dog under threshold & gradually decrease the distance from triggers. Our trainers work with you on whatever your goal is — whether it’s helping your excitable buddy chill out around others or your fearful friend learn that the world isn’t such a scary place.
We primarily cater to leash-reactive dogs, but you’re welcome even if you’re just here to practice your basic leash manners.
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Coming 2026!

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Sports & Enrichment Group Classes

Intro to K9 Nose Work® is where your dog will learn the foundation skills of the sport.
The class focus is on building their drive to search, as well as their independent hunting & problem-solving skills.
No prior experience or training is required, but this class will be required to participate in our Intro to Odour Class.
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Prereq Classes: Intro to Nosework
Continuing K9 Nose Work® is your next step on your nosework journey.
This class focuses on strengthening your dogs hunting skills and priming them to move on to hunting for non food smells.
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Intro to Urban Hunting is an amazing outlet for dogs with prey drive or dogs who crave a job to do.
Based on the dog sports “Nosework” and “Barnhunt,” this class (we like to think of it as “Vegan Barnhunt”) focuses on introducing your dog to the concept of hunting for animal smells.
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Prereq Classes: Intro to Urban Hunting
Continuing Urban Hunting is where you continue to refine your dog’s nosework skills!
This class focuses on sharpening your dog’s ability to hunt for animal smells and introduces intermediate concepts.
This class is suitable for beginner to intermediate handlers due to the fact that each dog’s search can be scaled up or down in terms of difficulty.
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Intro to Odour is your next step on your nosework journey.
This class focuses on introducing your dog to the concept of hunting for essential oils instead of food.
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Prereq Classes: Intro to Odour
Continuing Odour is where you continue to refine your dog’s nosework skills!
This class focuses on sharpening your dog’s ability to hunt for essential oils and introduces intermediate concepts.
This class is suitable for beginner to intermediate handlers due to the fact that each dog’s search can be scaled up or down in terms of difficulty.
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