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July/August group class schedule is here! The spring classes have been a blast so far. I have really enjoyed challenging you guys with harder exercises and seeing how the dogs have handled a variety of real world distractions.

If you want early access to the group class scheduling please reach out to get added to the email list!
6/7 at 12pm
Castle Island, 2010 William J Day Blvd
(one spot left)

6/20 at 11am
Pope John Paul Park - Hallet Street Entrance
(three spots left)

6/27 at 11am
Arnold Arboretum - Mendum/Fairview Street Gate
(full)

7/11 at 10am
Pope John Paul Park - Hallet Street Entrance
(two spots left)

7/19 at 11am
Castle Island, 2010 William J Day Blvd
(two spots left)

7/25 at 11am
Arnold Arboretum - Mendum/Fairview Street Gate
(two spots left)

These classes are only available for those who have done one on one classes with us. You can sign up via Pet Pocketbook or email us at [email protected] to reserve your spot. $40 per dog.

The following are some of the topics we will be covering in Group Class. Feel free to request additional topics or exercises.

*Emotional regulation skills around distractions.
*Loose leash walking around distractions.
*Recall around distractions.
*Stay around distractions.
*Advocating for your dog in a public setting.
*Exercises for building strength and endurance.
*Hiking//off leash etiquette around distractions and safety around water.
*Facilitating healthy social behavior with other dogs.
*Polite greetings with humans.
*Canine Good Citizen prep.

Please feel free to reach out to [email protected] if you have any questions or concerns. Looking forward to seeing you at Group Class!

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