Specialized Programs

Over the years we've created some great "unique" programs that people love having access to, but haven't been added to our general curriculum due to their specialized nature and focus on specific issues.

These include fun programs, like Carting and Tracking, as well as specialized training like Noise Reactivity Reduction and De-boarding The Counter Surfer.

If you are interested in a specialty program please contact us!

Single Session
Open To All Dogs

Are you looking for help with a single small issue?
Does your dog just need to touch up on a few things?
If so, a Single Session may be for you!

Single Sessions give you a full hour with our Lead Instructor. During this time she will answer all questions you may have. If your dog has one small issue she can show you how to work on it, and if your dog needs to touch up on a few things she'll go over techniques on how to brush up your dog's skills and get them back on track!

Noise Reactivity
Open To All Dogs

Is your dog scared of Fireworks?
Do they quiver during Thunderstorms?
Does a car backfiring make them cringe?

Noise Reactivity is a very general term used for a dog who reacts to (or is scared of) noises. These noises can range from Thunderstorms and Fireworks to a car honk or even a simple knock on the door. In this mini-program we focus on reducing your dogs reactivity to the noises around them.

Carting
Open To All Ultimate Puppy, Companion Dog, And Family Graduates

Is your dog born to pull?
Do they enjoy being praised for a job well done?
Will you enjoy working with them to achieve what others consider impossible?

Carting is a fantastic way for a working-breed dog to find a job that is enjoyable and rewarding! We have taught Carting Dogs how to pull children in wagons, how to pull supplies in miniature carts, and how to pull flats of branches from trees to woodpiles. Some of our Carting Dogs have even been known to pull sleds up hills, sometimes with the child still on board!

Not every dog is physically capable of pulling a cart, and while we do reserve the right to refuse training to any that we believe are not physically able to cart, we do our best to work with any breed who would like to try!