There will be 5 sessions of each class starting the week of June 16th to July 14th, specific dates will vary by class. Each course is $210, but save 25% for each additional one taken per session.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
There will be 5 sessions of each class starting the week of June 16th to July 14th, specific dates will vary by class. Each course is $210, but save 25% for each additional one taken per session.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
There will be 5 sessions of each class starting the week of June 16th to July 14th, specific dates will vary by class. Each course is $210, but save 25% for each additional one taken per session.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
There will be 5 sessions of each class starting the week of June 16th to July 14th, specific dates will vary by class. Each course is $210, but save 25% for each additional one taken per session.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
There will be 5 sessions of each class starting the week of June 16th to July 14th, specific dates will vary by class. Each course is $210, but save 25% for each additional one taken per session.
Basic obedience: This class lays the foundation that every dog needs to know. The skills we learn in this class include: sit, down, stay, come, drop-it, leave-it, and leash skills. This class is designed to ease dogs of all age into obedience and provide them opportunity to get used to being around new dogs and people in a novel environment.
Backyard Agility - Wednesdays at 6:00 : This is a course geared towards learning core skills associated with agility training such as: independent motion, communication and trust, moving through obstacles at speed, and running basic courses. This course is NOT intended for people looking to get into competition, but is a casual class intended as an outlet for energetic dogs and a way to build relationship with your dog.
Intermediate Obedience - This is the perfect stepping stone between basic and advanced. We expand on skills learned in basic and dogs are given more practice at the next level up. The goal of this class is to provide each dog new opportunities to advance their skills and build on what they already know. Activities become more complex throughout the course, and dogs start to interact in closer quarters with other dogs. This will be a great class to take in advance of the Canine Good citizen test being facilitated in soon!
Beginner Scent Detection: Come dive into the world of scent detection and learn to appreciate the sniffing machines our dogs are. We will be learning how to teach our dogs to use their nose, how to read their cues, simulating many different formats of scent detection, and playing a ton of games. Scent detection is a great way of harnessing our dogs energy, engaging them in natural behavior, and developing an appreciation for the complexity of your dogs world. Nosework is a thrilling sport with many applications to our life from shed hunting to allergen detection to cell phone seeking.
Alumni Social Hour (Weather Permitting) - This is an informal gathering for my coveted alumni to come socialize with other Pied Piper grads. This provides a safe space for dogs to interact. Some activities could include a walk, game, or just hanging out. Bring a lawn chair!
Classes will all be conducted outdoors and obedience classes will be conducted in a public park for more socialization opportunity. Be prepared for outdoor environment by dressing appropriately and bringing cooling supplies for dogs or bug spray. Extreme weather causing potential risk (extreme heat, poor air quality, lightning) will cause class to be bumped back a week. Once registration is submitted an information package will be sent out with payment details and supply list.
