The Crate Escape

Dog Training Group Classes

Do your dog's manners need some work? Our fun and effective group dog training classes can improve your dog's behavior and teach him the skills he needs to know.

Our next session will begin March 9th, 2024

 

6 week session $240 plus tax

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Beginner

In the Beginner class, you and your dog will learn a variety of behaviors that will lay the foundation for a great relationship between you two. These behaviors include the basics like sit and stay, but they'll also include attention exercises like making and maintaining eye contact. And of course, you'll learn how to lay the groundwork for loose leash walking!

Intermediate

As well as introducing some new behaviors, the Intermediate class builds on many of the behaviors learned in the Beginner class and takes them to the next level. Your basic behaviors will start to be tested with longer stays and learning to have a behavior like sit on the verbal cue only. You'll also have the opportunity to work with some extra distraction to start making the behaviors you've learned rock solid.

Advanced

The Advanced class continues to increase the difficulty of the behaviors learned in the Intermediate Class, as well as learning some new behaviors as well. Not only do we cover practical behaviors, like building on a formal heel, but some fun ones as well, including a little agility work.

 Puppy 

The Puppy class is a great way to help your puppy learn the basics and meet some new friends. You'll learn things like crate training and potty training, as well as some foundational behaviors like Sit and Recall. In most classes, we save time at the end for some puppy play time to help the pups learn how to play nicely with each other.

Spring 2024 Class Schedule

Puppy Class: Saturdays at 10:00 AM starting 3/9. 

Beginner Class: Saturdays at 11:00 AM starting 3/9.

Intermediate Class: Saturdays at 12:00 PM starting on 3/9.

Bark All About It

The Crate Escape is on my list of the best things that have ever happened to me. My very loved, very energetic boy, Maxwell, started there for doggie daycare as soon as he was old enough to be properly vaccinated. I was working full-time so having somewhere safe and fun for him to be was very important to me. Nine years later I am retired and he is slowing down but he still goes to daycare at least once a week, is boarded frequently, and is groomed there regularly. He is always thrilled to go. He comes home happy and tired – the recipe for a well-behaved dog. I always trust that Chris and her staff will take wonderful care of him. I admire that they continue to improve the facility, which is always immaculate, and to learn new skills.

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