Group dog training classes are a great way to start teaching your dog basic obedience skills and meet other dogs and owners. Group classes provide the perfect environment for learning the basics while helping to develop your dog’s social skills. Group classes help you learn to work with your dog to keep their attention in a new place and with distractions.
Puppy training classes
(Puppies 2 to 4 months)
Monday 24, April 2023
6:00 PM
60 Minutes
Puppy Preschool is specifically designed for dogs 8 to 16 weeks of age. It’s the time nature intended for pups to start exploring, a time when puppies are very accepting of new situations and experiences. The class consists of four 60-minute sessions.
Bayswater location. Class limited to 6 puppies, register now to confirm your place.
What You’ll Learn:
- Crate/House training.
- Common puppy problems – chewing, jumping, play biting.
- Socialization with dogs, people, and strange objects.
- Acceptance of a collar and walking on a leash.
- Introduction to obedience and basic commands.
- Independence training – preventing separation anxiety.
- Puppy handling exercises.
Sarah Christie
Owner of Tails Trails & Training
Sarah started Tails Trails and Training in 2018. Her love for animals developed similarly to that of many animal professionals, as a young child, with family pets.
Sarah has a Certificate iii Dog Behaviour and Training which is the highest qualification available in Australia. In addition, she has done volunteer work at Melbourne Zoo, Guide Dogs Australia, and RSPCA animal aid shelters.
TBC
60 Minutes
Life Skills & Manners is the perfect starter class for any dog with little or no training. Life Skills & Manners is open to dogs 4 months and older. The class consists of four 60-minute sessions.
Bayswater location.
What You’ll Learn:
- Basic behaviors like “sit”, “down”, “stay”
- Leash walking skills
- Come when called
- Hand targeting, name recognition and attention
- Stop jumping on people
- Body handling and grooming
Sarah Christie
Owner of Tails Trails & Training
Sarah started Tails Trails and Training in 2018. Her love for animals developed similarly to that of many animal professionals, as a young child, with family pets.
Sarah has a Certificate iii Dog Behaviour and Training which is the highest qualification available in Australia. In addition, she has done volunteer work at Melbourne Zoo, Guide Dogs Australia, and RSPCA animal aid shelters.
Tails, Trails, & Training 