We are a non profit all volunteer club - we have been training dogs and their people since 1955! A trained dog is a happy dog - with a happy owner. Training is fun for you and your dog.
Training & services
Training goals
Canine Good Citizen preparation
Leash training
Obedience training
Puppy training
Behavior support
Aggression training
Jumping up
How training happens
Group classes
Private training
Dog age
Puppies
Training level
Advanced obedience
Advanced training
Beginner training
Assistance and working dogs
Therapy dog training
Dog sports
Agility
Conformation handling
Scent work
Trick training
Other listed services
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6-Week Class
Balance Training
Canine Good Citizenship
Companion Dog
Dog Learning
Dog Program
Dog Sports
Handling Classes
Individual Teaching
Manners Classes
Obstacle Course
Physical Examination
Private Trainer
Rabies Vaccines
Specialty Classes
Tricks Training
Week Classes
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Questions & answers
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What people have asked about this business.
Hi! I am starting a basic obedience class on Tuesday at 10 am with my dog Pepper. I wonder:
1. How long the class will be?
2. If I need to brings papers or treats or something else?
Thank you!
Classes last from 50-55 minutes each. :)
Bring lots of pea-sized soft treats. Chicken, hot dogs, cheese or soft dog treats cut into small pieces work well. Arrive 5 minutes early for your class. Do not feed her at least four hours before class.
We require your dog be vaccinated against:
distemper (CDV),
parvovirus (CPV),
hepatitis (adenovirus) (CAV), parainfluenza (CPiV) and
bordatella. Bordatella may include parainfluenza (CPiV)—ask your vet if you are unsure.
For dogs over 6 months, please bring proof of rabies vaccination.
Bring a copy of vaccination proof to your instructor for your first class. Usually your last receipt from your vet's office will have this information included.
My dog doesn't need any training, but does need exercise in an indoor area due to her being intolerant to the heat and she needs to lose weight. She has had bilateral TPLO surgeries. Any recommendations for classes or sports?
Call DTCSP & ask if you could exercise your pup in the trick arena.
Community answer · MARK G. KANTZLER D.O. · 2020-09-21
3/5I wish I had read the reviews first before waiting months for an opening in the puppy class. The facility is very noisy which makes it difficult to hear what the trainer says. My labradoodle dog was easily distracted by all the noise and number of dogs. The trainer even inferred …Read full reviewClose full review
I wish I had read the reviews first before waiting months for an opening in the puppy class. The facility is very noisy which makes it difficult to hear what the trainer says. My labradoodle dog was easily distracted by all the noise and number of dogs. The trainer even inferred I should have done a better job choosing the breed of my puppy. That made me feel sad. There were 6 puppies in the class to begin with and by the #3 class there were only 2. I believe in the intent of the club, and support its mission, but the class was not a good fit for us.
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Cheryl Welch
5/5
I absolutely love this place
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jim waddington
5/5
Clean air conditioned facility with pleasant instructors.
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Corey Koeppen
5/5
The trainer was very good
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Beth Lovett
5/5
Excellent trainers, great facility with lots of room, nice people
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