- Workshops
What to bring:
-A hungry dog (don't feed breakfast, or feed only a small portion if you are up early)
-A regular flat collar A 6 foot leash
-Your dog's crate if possible and a blanket or bed
-Something delicious for your dog to chew on (Ideally something that will last at least 30 minutes)
-LOTS of treats of varying value (your dog's regular kibble can be one of them!)
-A way to carry the treats hands-free (treat pouch, pocket, fanny pack, etc.)
-A way to take notes - you will also receive a class summary
What to bring:
-Your dog
-Any humans that would like to actively participate (kids and adults who are ready to learn are welcome)
-A 6-foot standard leash (no extendable or stretching leashes)
-Whatever equipment you would like your dog to wear for walking
-Lots of treats! We recommend multiple types with varying value to your dog
-A training pouch or other device to hold treats while you walk
-Poo bags
During this one hour workshop, we will focus on teaching the impulse control necessary to keep their paws on the ground in many scenarios.
What to bring:
-Your dog
-Any humans that would like to actively participate (kids and adults who are ready to learn are welcome)
-A 6-foot standard leash (no extendable or stretching leashes)
-Whatever equipment your dog typically wears when on leash
-Lots of treats! We recommend multiple types with varying value to your dog
-A training pouch or other device to hold treats
-Poo bags
-A very exciting toy or object
If possible, it will be highly beneficial to have at least two humans per dog for this workshop.
What to bring:
-Your dog
-Any humans that would like to actively participate (kids and adults who are ready to learn are welcome)
-A 6-foot standard leash (no extendable or stretching leashes)
-A long line (extra long leash) if you have one
-Lots of treats! We recommend multiple types with varying value to your dog
-A training pouch or other device to hold treats
-Poo bags
-A very exciting toy or object