Join us to start training your dog this week!

Our Flex Class program provides effective & fun dog training on your schedule.

We have classes 7 days a week, and your Flex Pass gives you access to all of them.


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Step one
Choose a pass

Do you just want to learn the basics, or are you committed to having an exceptionally well-trained dog?

We have three different passes for new students. Select the pass that best meets your goals for your dog.

Select a pass


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Step two
Register for Orientation

Think of our Orientation as “Dog Training 101.”

You’ll learn how we train dogs positively, what to bring to class, how to read your dog’s body language, and more! This class is offered every 4-7 days, so you can start training your dog ASAP.

Register here


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Step three
Enroll in classes

Get started with core manners classes.

Read our COVID-19 Flex Class Guidelines before registering for classes.

Once you’ve attended Orientation, take our 4 core manners classes in any order. They’re designed to be repeated until you & your dog have mastered those skills. Then, jump in to our advanced manners classes AND classes on fun activities like agility and trick training! They’re all included in your Flex Pass.

Use your pass

What Our Students Say

“Class sizes are smaller than other places I have been, allowing for a less chaotic environment but still plenty of socialization and time for one on one guidance.”

Chelsie & Rhodie

“You will be successful, and you won’t be standing around bored because something is too easy for you.”

Meghan & Jenny

“Because the classes are kept super small, there’s always lots of helpful one-on-one time, with the opportunity to ask questions or get assistance with a particular exercise.”

Emi & Wilson

“The trainers help owners work on small, incremental training methods with your puppy to get big results. They make training approachable and fun!”

Katie & Zeke

Class Policies & FAQs

Your safety, and the safety of our team members, is our top priority. Please read our COVID-19 Flex Class Guidelines for details on what changes we’ve made and what policies are in place for classes.

Dogs participating in Flex Classes must be friendly or neutral toward unfamiliar dogs and people. If your dog lunges, barks, and/or growls at other dogs, check out our Reactive Recovery linear class – it is specifically designed for dogs that behave this way. If your dog shows aggression toward you or other people, contact us for a referral to a professional who can help you one-on-one.

Dogs who are disruptive during class will be managed with visual barriers or asked to leave, and there are no refunds if your dog’s behavior is inappropriate for class. If you are at all concerned about your dog’s suitability for group classes, please contact us before enrolling.

Your dog is limited to attending one class per day. If you have multiple dogs, you can attend back-to-back classes with one dog in each class.

Yes. All students, regardless of their background, must attend Orientation first – even professional dog trainers! Orientation covers ground rules for class, what to expect in each Flex Class, the basics of our system of dog training, and how to practice some of the most important exercises.

If you have previously attended our Reactive Recovery classes and are transitioning to Flex Classes, you do not need to attend Orientation – the content is covered in Week 1 of Reactive Recovery.

If you are in any other program – Puppy Day School, Intensive Training Programs, private lessons, etc. – you must attend Orientation before coming to any other classes.

Anyone handling a dog in class must attend an Orientation class first. Our classes are fast-paced and all handlers must be on the same page before joining us. If your friend, housemate, significant other, pet sitter, uncle’s cousin’s wife, etc. has attended Orientation with us, they may bring your dog to class.