Cooperative Care

Cooperative care involves training an animal to not only tolerate handling and husbandry procedures, but to be an active, willing participant. Some dogs have a hard time with things like vaccinations, nail trims, grooming, physical exams, etc. The reality, however, is that all dogs will need grooming and veterinary care during their lifetime. We believe it is best to prepare them for this, providing the best chance of force free, fear free, stress free and resistance free procedures.

Loose Leash Walking

Get your dog to walk without pulling! Enough Said!

Muzzle Up!

Teach your dog to love the muzzle!

Reactive Rover

Introduction to Emma Parsons "Click to Calm" methodology designed for dogs that are uncomfortable around certain types of stimuli (the most common being people and other dogs). Teach your dog that a “trigger” is a cue to look to you for further direction, train “emergency behaviors” and how to use them to keep you, your dog, and others safe, escort your dog away from brewing trouble calmly, deal with loud, obnoxious drama at the door, bolster the confidence of your shy dog, desensitize your dog to the approach of strange dogs.

Trick Training

Tricks are fun for both dog and owner! It’s a great way for your dog to burn off mental and physical energy and can be done in small spaces.

Before you know it your dog will have learned enough tricks to earn your first AKC or Do More with Your Dog Trick title together!

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