- MHK | Group Classes
MuttSchool's group classes are not just about training sit and down (although we do that, too!). Our group classes provide you with valuable dog training techniques that you can use outside of the classroom to train your dog to be polite—at home and in public. The end result? You can enjoy having a confident, well-mannered and happy canine.
Are you tired of waiting for a specific start date to enroll your dog in a group training class? MuttSchool's classes (Puppy and Grades 1-3) offer the convenience of open enrollment. When you sign up, you'll have the opportunity to begin a class right away, starting that same week!
Not only do our classes offer convenience and flexibility, but our open enrollment format also guarantees that your dog won't miss any important training milestones. When you enroll in our classes, you'll be giving your dog a dependable and efficient training experience that aligns with their developmental stages. This ensures that you're taking the necessary steps at each phase of their growth.
Our experienced trainers will guide you and your dog through effective training techniques, helping you to develop your own dog training skills. By handling your own dog in group classes, you'll not only develop a better relationship with your dog, but you'll also gain the satisfaction of seeing your own growth as your dog begins to develop positive habits and behaviors that reflect your dedication and hard work.
Acquisition of skills
Second Grade
Developing precision
Adding 3Ds
Prep School
Developing fluency
Prerequisite: Dogs must have earned their CGC and completed third grade at MuttSchool to enroll in this class.
We can also test for the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy, AKC Community Canine (CGCA) and AKC Urban (CGCU), AKC Trick Dog or DMWYD Trick dog.
If you don't see a time scheduled for testing, please check with your instructor on scheduling.
Presented by Ria Goodyear
October 7, 14, 21 and 28 at noon
As loving parents, we all want nothing but the best for our children – and that includes ensuring their safety and well-being in every aspect of their lives. It's natural to feel uneasy if you've noticed anything that may suggest that your dog's behavior is a cause for concern when interacting with your kids or their friends. While your furry family member may have always been a cherished part of the family, it's crucial to take proactive steps to maintain a harmonious home environment.