Good Dog Class

Training For Everyday Life

The Ultimate Class for Real-Life Results

Does this sound familiar?

  • your dog only listens if you have food (if they listen at all)

  • your dog clobbers people who stop to say hi

  • walks are a nightmare and your dog won’t stop pulling

  • you can’t let your dog off leash because they won’t come back

  • your dog is out of control

Wouldn’t you rather have this?

  • a dog who listens no matter what

  • a dog who sits politely while people pet them

  • enjoyable walks without all the pulling

  • letting your dog have off-leash time because they come when called

The Details

WHERE: Prairie Dog Pet Mercantile at 5608 S Regal

WHEN: Sundays, 2:00 - 3:00 pm

STARTS: December 8 - February 23

$475

*add on a 3-session private training bundle for 1-1 help alongside class!

Frequently Asked Questions About Class

  • Good Dog Classes won’t be suitable for dogs with aggression or reactivity. We do not address these behaviors in class, reactivity tends to be very disruptive, and you'll have a hard time getting anything out of class if your dog is constantly barking. For safety, dogs who are aggressive and a bite risk to dogs and people are not permitted in class. Check out 1-1 training or the Reactive Dog Class.

  • Many owners come to me after doing classes elsewhere. Some of the stuff may be familiar to you, so just consider it good practice! You'll still learn new things, and if you're worried you'll be bored, you can always consider 1-1 training instead!

  • I’ll demo new skills to train and then we’ll practice right then and there where you can get help. Each class will have time for questions, time for hands-on help with your dog, and then you’ll go home and practice all week so you can come back the following week ready to grow that skill!

  • Because we’ve saved this spot in our small class just for you, we do not offer refunds for cancellations.

  • Unfortunately, no.

    Please try to prioritize classes so you can get the most out of it! Classes will all build on each other, so you may fall behind with a missed class.

    When you register for class, you have the option to add on a package of 3 one-to-one sessions. These can be used to make up a missed class or simply to get extra help with something.

  • Yes!

    Children are welcome to attend class as long as they can sit quietly and behave appropriately. Children under 15 can work with the dog but an adult must be holding the leash.

  • I don’t. Shorter classes are not helpful for most people. Training takes time, and there isn’t much you can learn well in only 4 or 6 classes.

    I want you to leave class feeling like you have some skills you can use with your dog - shorter classes don’t provide that.

What Dog Owners Are Saying About Classes

  • My new rescue dog had no training at all, and we loved him, but he was such a pain to live with. We hated walking him, and he constantly jumped on us. After just the Level 1 class, we learned a ton, and he was so much better. We look forward to continuing with classes!

    Jennifer & Cooper

  • I learned so much more in just one week of class with Carolyn than I did in months of class with another trainer. Carolyn is so patient and has been a huge help in our training.

    Abby & Bailey

  • I honestly can't believe the difference in Koda in just a few classes. He hardly pulls at all anymore, and it's so much easier to get his attention. Thank you so much!

    Dan & Koda

  • These classes are so fun! Hunter and I look forward to them every week and love learning all the new things. This has been so much more helpful than other classes we've been to.

    Chelsey & Hunter