BEAST MODE
We are delighted to offer positive reinforcement training classes for your newly-adopted puppies and dogs. Our trainers are all graduates of the esteemed Academy for Dog Trainers, a rigorous program that specializes in evidence-based dog behavior, training, and private behavior counseling.
We provide a variety of training options, including puppy socials supervised by certified trainers, puppy kindergarten and second grade, real-world manners classes, tricks classes, and personalized one-on-one training sessions at our facility.
We can’t wait to meet you and your furry friends and look forward to helping to train you and your canine companion so you have a healthy, stress-free life together.
Click here to watch a video about Preparing for your New Puppy.
Puppy Kindergarten
Puppy Kindergarten is an ideal start for your new pup! Suitable for puppies aged 3 to 18 weeks, this crucial period is perfect for early learning and socialization. Our class focuses on developmental milestones like socialization, bite inhibition, and handling, while teaching basic commands such as sit, down, stay, come, touch, and leave it.
Doggy Manners
Learn all the cute things – shake, wave, spin! Continue to build your communication skills and your joyful teamwork with your dog. Do something fun that brings a smile to you and to everyone and show off your greatness as a team. No age restrictions, but a beginner class under your dog’s belt is helpful.
Puppy Socials
Socializing your pup is crucial for learning bite inhibition and burning off energy, but balancing this with safety can be tricky. That’s why we’re offering 30-minute puppy playtimes, following strict social distancing for owners, marked clearly for your safety.
Ask the Trainer
We’ve launched weekly “Ask the Trainer” sessions tailored for you and your pet. If you’re facing specific challenges that our regular classes don’t address, consider booking a 30-minute one-on-one session with us. These can be held in our shop or as a neighborhood walk. These sessions are perfect for tackling basic commands like sit, stay, and come, or more specific needs such as puppy management, impulse control, or leash reactivity.