Our group classes are geared towards all pet owners (new first time pet owners, to competitive level students) who wish to improve their working relationship with their dogs. These classes are set up a bit differently then other classes in the area in that they are done on a "drop in" basis. That means that you purchase a set of sessions (6 sessions for $120.00, or you can purchase a time frame of 6 months (come as often as there is class during that 6 month period) for $340.00) then use those sessions as we hold class. If you miss a class you will not fall behind since all students work at the level they're at. The progress you make with your dog depends on the amount of work you put into the training during the week, but you are free to choose your pace. We teach a wide variety of exercises including sit/stay, down/stay, come, walk well on a leash, and depending on the week we will throw in things like heel, sit in motion, down in motion, stand stay, and various tricks and other manners training. Many of our students have gone on to achieve their AKC Canine Good citizen awards (which we offer on an occasional basis) as well as other titles in different disciplines. ALL of our students should walk away with a better understanding of how to get their dog to listen to them.
Classes meet on Monday nights at 6pm in a large enclosed outdoor dirt field in west lancaster (once you register we will send you further directions etc).
To sign up follow the instructions below:
1. fill out the form listed below (including choose a date you'd like to start - only on MOndays at 6pm)
2. if you don't hear back from us soon, with further directions, drop us a line at dogtrainerlg@mac.com to confirm your registration.
3. Below the registration form there is a link to download the liability release. Please print that up and bring it along with the other required items to the first class. If you have trouble uploading this form please contact us so we can send one to you.
4. On the first night of class bring: a copy of your dogs shot records (including rabies) for our files, soft easily swallowed food treats and/or a favorite toy, a 6 foot nylon or leather leash, and a 20-30 foot long line (not retractable).