Group Classes
All dogs must have current up to date vaccinations for DHPP, Rabies, and Bordetella.
Group classes are not appropriate for dogs that demonstrate aggression towards people or dogs.
Sign up for any group class and you will be invited to FTDT's Students and Graduates group page on Facebook.
Pup Prep: $180
This is a 6 week. Pup Prep will build a foundation your dog will need to succeed for Silver and Gold training. In Pup Prep your dog will learn the following:
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Bronze Dog Training: $180
This is a 6 week class. The Bronze course will build a foundation your dog will need to succeed for Silver and Gold training. In Bronze class your dog will learn the following:
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Silver Dog Training: $180
This is a 6 week class. Prerequisite for this class is completion of the Pup Prep/Bronze class or your dogs ability to demonstrate comparable skills from Pup Prep/Bronze class. The Silver class will strengthen the behaviors your dog learned in Pup Prep/Bronze as well as learning new behaviors. In Silver class your dog will learn the following:
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Gold Dog Training: $180
This is a 6 week class. Prerequisite for this class is completion of the Silver class or your dogs ability to demonstrate comparable skills from Silver class. Behaviors in Gold class are more complex, designed to enforce the dogs reliability. In Gold class your dog will learn the following:
- Meet and Greet
- Accepting a friendly stranger
- Loose Leash Walking return to Heel
- Heel through a crowd.
- Stand
- Stand Stay
- Loose Leash Walking 2x2
- Supervised Separations
- Reactions to Distractions
- Stay with distance, duration, and distractions
Puppy Potty Training: $50
This is a one day, one hour course with no prerequisites. Dogs are welcome to attend class but are not required. If you would like to bring your dog to this class, the dog must be a minimum of 6 weeks of age and up to date with vaccinations. This is a good class to take if you have a new puppy/dog in your home or if your dog is regressing. Because dogs are not required for this class, this is also a good class for those considering purchasing a dog to prevent bad habits before they start. In this class you will learn:
- Alternative Behaviors
- Managing the Problem
- Crate Training
Dog Walking: $110
Daily walks are important for our dogs. Walking on a daily basis is good for the dogs health as well as our own. Taking our dogs for long walks has its benefits for possible behavior problems. After all, a tired dog is a good dog. This is a three week course with no prerequisites. We go through all walking techniques to help make walks enjoyable for you and your dog, including:
- Loose Leash Walking
- Heel
- Walking and Greetings
- Walking in Crowds
- Changing Speed
- Heel with Left and Right Turns
- Problem Solving with Pulling
A Pups Life Class: $60
A Pups Life Class is a class for those who have yet to receive their new dog/puppy. The goal of A Pups Life Class is to better prepare you for your dogs needs to reduce the possibility of stress, anxiety, and other unwanted behavior issues. A Pups Life Class is a unique one day course where you will learn the proper way to meet a new puppy, how to choose the right dog for you and your family, proper feeding, and so much more such as:
- Meeting a dog for the first time
- Choosing the right dog
- Introducing a dog to a house for the first time
- Introduction to a new person
- Feeding
- Food aggression
- Claiming your space
- Managing Stress at the Vet’s Office
- Going to the dog Park
A Dogs Life Class: $50
A Dogs Life Class is a class for those who have already have their dog/puppy. The goal of A Dogs Life Class is to better prepare you for your dogs needs to reduce the possibility of stress, anxiety, and other unwanted behavior issues. A Dogs Life Class is a unique one day course where you will learn the proper way to introduce a person, how to give proper feeding, reduce stress at the vet's office, and so much more such as:
- Introduction to a new person
- Feeding
- Food aggression
- Claiming your space
- Managing Stress at the Vet’s Office
- Going to the dog Park
For the dog to be successful, all obedience training requires ongoing training, management, consistency from all family members, and proper implementation of the training program.
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