Ideal Puppy I is your puppy's first class, almost
like Kindergarten. Your puppy must be between 9 and 19 weeks at the start of
class.

Why should all puppies go to school? By five months of age much
of your puppy's personality has been determined, so it is very important to
begin a class prior to this age. Early puppyhood is a critical time for
socialization and learning. This time will set the stage for the rest of your
puppy's life. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance to show your puppy how
to confidently relate to other puppies, unfamiliar people, and strange sights,
sounds, and events. It is crucial that this developmental stage is used wisely!


We will work on critical skills such as socialization and bite
inhibition (developing a soft mouth), as well as issues such as housebreaking,
and chewing. Your pup will learn to control biting by playing with dogs his age.
It's important that your puppy learns to be comfortable in strange settings and
situations and to adapt to the world around him and feel at ease with other dogs
and people.

Puppy play to teach important dog-dog socialization skills,
is an important aspect of this class. We will also cover basic manners and
preventing bad habits and behavior problems. We will introduce basic obedience
such as sit, down, come, don't touch and follow. We will also discuss important
things like grooming, house training, and socialization. We will show you good
games to play with your puppy that are both fun and teach your puppy self
control.

Ideal Puppy II
immediately follows the Puppy I class. (See schedule above.)It's
important that you continue to bring your puppy to school for socialization
and learning. We will continue to work on attention, recalls, sit,
down and stays with increasing duration, distance, and distraction.
We will work on leave it, send to mat, tricks, resource guarding,
and other important issues. Socialization and puppy play continue
to be an important part of this class. You can sign up your pup
for Ideal Puppy II up to one year of age after graduating from the
Ideal Puppy I class.

Instructor: Stacey Perry. Course
Fee for each: $100 (or $75 each if signing up for both classes).

Sign up for both Ideal Puppy I Ideal Puppy II and save a total of $50!
(Only one registration form is needed to sign up for both. Please list both on
the form.)

CLICK HERE to learn what to bring to puppy class.


Click here to read what others
have to say about our puppy classes.

Ideal Puppy I is your puppy's first class, almost
like Kindergarten. Your puppy must be between 9 and 19 weeks at the start of
class.

Why should all puppies go to school? By five months of age much
of your puppy's personality has been determined, so it is very important to
begin a class prior to this age. Early puppyhood is a critical time for
socialization and learning. This time will set the stage for the rest of your
puppy's life. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance to show your puppy how
to confidently relate to other puppies, unfamiliar people, and strange sights,
sounds, and events. It is crucial that this developmental stage is used wisely!


We will work on critical skills such as socialization and bite
inhibition (developing a soft mouth), as well as issues such as housebreaking,
and chewing. Your pup will learn to control biting by playing with dogs his age.
It's important that your puppy learns to be comfortable in strange settings and
situations and to adapt to the world around him and feel at ease with other dogs
and people.

Puppy play to teach important dog-dog socialization skills,
is an important aspect of this class. We will also cover basic manners and
preventing bad habits and behavior problems. We will introduce basic obedience
such as sit, down, come, don't touch and follow. We will also discuss important
things like grooming, house training, and socialization. We will show you good
games to play with your puppy that are both fun and teach your puppy self
control. 

Instructor: Stacey Perry. Course
Fee for each: $100 (or $75 each if signing up for both classes).

Sign up for both Ideal Puppy I Ideal Puppy II and save a total of $50!
(Only one registration form is needed to sign up for both. Please list both on
the form.)

CLICK HERE to learn what to bring to puppy class.


Click here to read what others
have to say about our puppy classes.

Ideal Puppy I is your puppy's first class, almost
like Kindergarten. Your puppy must be between 9 and 19 weeks at the start of
class.

Why should all puppies go to school? By five months of age much
of your puppy's personality has been determined, so it is very important to
begin a class prior to this age. Early puppyhood is a critical time for
socialization and learning. This time will set the stage for the rest of your
puppy's life. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance to show your puppy how
to confidently relate to other puppies, unfamiliar people, and strange sights,
sounds, and events. It is crucial that this developmental stage is used wisely!


We will work on critical skills such as socialization and bite
inhibition (developing a soft mouth), as well as issues such as housebreaking,
and chewing. Your pup will learn to control biting by playing with dogs his age.
It's important that your puppy learns to be comfortable in strange settings and
situations and to adapt to the world around him and feel at ease with other dogs
and people.

Puppy play to teach important dog-dog socialization skills,
is an important aspect of this class. We will also cover basic manners and
preventing bad habits and behavior problems. We will introduce basic obedience
such as sit, down, come, don't touch and follow. We will also discuss important
things like grooming, house training, and socialization. We will show you good
games to play with your puppy that are both fun and teach your puppy self
control. 

Instructor: Stacey Perry. Course
Fee for each: $100 (or $75 each if signing up for both classes).

Sign up for both Ideal Puppy I Ideal Puppy II and save a total of $50!
(Only one registration form is needed to sign up for both. Please list both on
the form.)

CLICK HERE to learn what to bring to puppy class.


Click here to read what others
have to say about our puppy classes.

This popular obedience, focus and impulse control class is held indoors.

Learn the basic obedience and communication skills needed to build a better relationship with your dog, or to start competitive dog sports. This 6-week class is the foundation for all future training and is perfect for improving the manners of your favorite pooch. It will increase communication and awareness between you and your dog. We will train or improve basic obedience skills such as sit, down, stay, loose leash walking, come and no jumping. Some of the skills we will cover include attention, ability to work around other dogs as well as people and distractions, drive and motivation, and confidence. The focus of the class is on improving manners, gaining skills, and increasing confidence to build a more enjoyable relationship. This is for dogs 5 months of age and up.

This class, or similar, is the prerequisite to Intro to Agility and Obedience II.

Instructor: Mindy Cox Course Fee: $115. Class size is limited so sign up today!

This popular obedience, focus and impulse control class is held indoors.

Learn the basic obedience and communication skills needed to build a better relationship with your dog, or to start competitive dog sports. This 6-week class is the foundation for all future training and is perfect for improving the manners of your favorite pooch. It will increase communication and awareness between you and your dog. We will train or improve basic obedience skills such as sit, down, stay, loose leash walking, come and no jumping. Some of the skills we will cover include attention, ability to work around other dogs as well as people and distractions, drive and motivation, and confidence. The focus of the class is on improving manners, gaining skills, and increasing confidence to build a more enjoyable relationship. This is for dogs 5 months of age and up.

This class, or similar, is the prerequisite to Intro to Agility and Obedience II.

Instructor: Mindy Cox Course Fee: $115. Class size is limited so sign up today!

This popular obedience, focus and impulse control class is held indoors.

Learn the basic obedience and communication skills needed to build a better relationship with your dog, or to start competitive dog sports. This 6-week class is the foundation for all future training and is perfect for improving the manners of your favorite pooch. It will increase communication and awareness between you and your dog. We will train or improve basic obedience skills such as sit, down, stay, loose leash walking, come and no jumping. Some of the skills we will cover include attention, ability to work around other dogs as well as people and distractions, drive and motivation, and confidence. The focus of the class is on improving manners, gaining skills, and increasing confidence to build a more enjoyable relationship. This is for dogs 5 months of age and up.

This class, or similar, is the prerequisite to Intro to Agility and Obedience II.

Instructor: Mindy Cox Course Fee: $115. Class size is limited so sign up today!

The Mind of the Dog: Understanding How Dogs Learn

This seminar on canine behavior and learning includes topics on early learning and socialization, dog behavior, body language, problem behaviors, training and management, behavior causes and fixes, fear and anxiety, and much more! We will talk about the prevention of bad behaviors and how to use tools such as counter conditioning to get your dog to happily do things he now resists. By the end of the seminar we hope you will have a greater insight into the mind of your dog!

If you work with dogs on a daily basis, such as animal hospital staff and groomers, our goal is to have you leave with a better understanding of how to keep your doggie clients happier and calmer while performing needed procedures. Learn how chores such as trimming nails on an anxious dog can become much simpler for both of you!

For complete information please visit http://www.luckydogsportsclub.com/dog-sports-events.html#Learning.

To register go to https://host2.yournethost.com/~luckydog/seminar_form.html

Do you feel lost when your dog barks, growls or lunges at other dogs or people? This very special class is for all dogs that overreact in new situations or with new people or other dogs. They may become very stressed, anxious or shy, or they may become over excited and aggressive. This aggression is fear based and this behavior is appropriately called reactivity. If your dog can't calm down within a few seconds, he or she is probably a reactive dog. This class is about your dog learning relaxation and trust and overcoming fear and anxiety. The training methods used are based on the development of a working relationship with your dog. Understand what your reactive dog is doing, why he's doing it, and how to change it. Learn the tools to decrease the stress in your dog and teach him or her confidence and focus. Come work with your dog in a controlled, supportive environment with a small group of dog owners who understand your issues because they share them. Instill a conditioned emotional response, learn calming and management techniques, coping responses, and emergency escape exercises.

These are 6-week classes, held primarily indoors in a controlled environment, and then partially outdoors in a fenced area for the last two weeks. This class usually fills up quickly so please submit your registration form soon for a working spot (with your dog). There are auditing (without dog) spots also available.

Ideal Puppy I is your puppy's first class, almost
like Kindergarten. Your puppy must be between 9 and 19 weeks at the start of
class.

Why should all puppies go to school? By five months of age much
of your puppy's personality has been determined, so it is very important to
begin a class prior to this age. Early puppyhood is a critical time for
socialization and learning. This time will set the stage for the rest of your
puppy's life. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance to show your puppy how
to confidently relate to other puppies, unfamiliar people, and strange sights,
sounds, and events. It is crucial that this developmental stage is used wisely!


We will work on critical skills such as socialization and bite
inhibition (developing a soft mouth), as well as issues such as housebreaking,
and chewing. Your pup will learn to control biting by playing with dogs his age.
It's important that your puppy learns to be comfortable in strange settings and
situations and to adapt to the world around him and feel at ease with other dogs
and people.

Puppy play to teach important dog-dog socialization skills,
is an important aspect of this class. We will also cover basic manners and
preventing bad habits and behavior problems. We will introduce basic obedience
such as sit, down, come, don't touch and follow. We will also discuss important
things like grooming, house training, and socialization. We will show you good
games to play with your puppy that are both fun and teach your puppy self
control. 

Instructor: Stacey Perry. Course
Fee for each: $100 (or $75 each if signing up for both classes).

Sign up for both Ideal Puppy I Ideal Puppy II and save a total of $50!
(Only one registration form is needed to sign up for both. Please list both on
the form.)

CLICK HERE to learn what to bring to puppy class.


Click here to read what others
have to say about our puppy classes.

Ideal Puppy I is your puppy's first class, almost
like Kindergarten. Your puppy must be between 9 and 19 weeks at the start of
class.

Why should all puppies go to school? By five months of age much
of your puppy's personality has been determined, so it is very important to
begin a class prior to this age. Early puppyhood is a critical time for
socialization and learning. This time will set the stage for the rest of your
puppy's life. This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime chance to show your puppy how
to confidently relate to other puppies, unfamiliar people, and strange sights,
sounds, and events. It is crucial that this developmental stage is used wisely!


We will work on critical skills such as socialization and bite
inhibition (developing a soft mouth), as well as issues such as housebreaking,
and chewing. Your pup will learn to control biting by playing with dogs his age.
It's important that your puppy learns to be comfortable in strange settings and
situations and to adapt to the world around him and feel at ease with other dogs
and people.

Puppy play to teach important dog-dog socialization skills,
is an important aspect of this class. We will also cover basic manners and
preventing bad habits and behavior problems. We will introduce basic obedience
such as sit, down, come, don't touch and follow. We will also discuss important
things like grooming, house training, and socialization. We will show you good
games to play with your puppy that are both fun and teach your puppy self
control. 

Instructor: Stacey Perry. Course
Fee for each: $100 (or $75 each if signing up for both classes).

Sign up for both Ideal Puppy I Ideal Puppy II and save a total of $50!
(Only one registration form is needed to sign up for both. Please list both on
the form.)

CLICK HERE to learn what to bring to puppy class.


Click here to read what others
have to say about our puppy classes.