Upcoming Classes
Winter Olympics
One night. Multiple events. All dogs win.
The Canine Winter Olympics is a high-energy, games night inspired by the Winter Olympics. Dogs rotate through a series of short, engaging events that focus on confidence, teamwork, focus, and making good choices - not speed, obedience, or perfection.
Events may include recall challenges, calm-and-settle games, thinking tasks, confidence obstacles, and creative skill stations. Dogs earn medals and we make this a fun, low-pressure way to build skills while having a great time together.
This class is designed to feel like an experience, not a traditional training session. It’s a perfect class for winter enrichment, mental fitness, and shaking up your routine.
Next Class: Wednesday, February 18th
Reactive Urban Canine @6:30 pm
Urban Canine @ 7:15
Podium Play
Podium Play is a trainer-led class designed to help dogs build real-world off-leash skills while enjoying safe, structured social play. This is not a free-for-all. Play is thoughtfully matched and regularly paused to practice recall, check-ins, disengagement, and calm re-entry - the skills dogs need to play well in real life.
Dogs earn medals for making good choices, responding to their handler, and showing appropriate social skills, not for speed or intensity. Our certified trainers guide each session to support emotional regulation, safety, and positive learning for both dogs and handlers.
This class is ideal for social dogs who enjoy off-leash play and for guardians who want more than just play, they want skills that last.
Next Class: February 19th @7:15 pm
Decompression Lab
Because learning to relax is a skill.
Cool Down Crew is focused on helping dogs downshift, recover, and regulate after excitement or stress. Rather than asking dogs to “just calm down,” we teach them how to settle through guided relaxation exercises, decompression patterns, and practical calm-building skills.
This class is ideal for busy brains, adolescent dogs, and dogs who struggle to switch off after activity. Dogs learn how to transition from movement to rest, practice settling in stimulating environments, and build the emotional skills needed for real-life calm.
Think of this as the recovery session your dog didn’t know they needed. This is a valuable life skill that supports learning, confidence, and overall well-being.
Next Class: Urban Canine- February 25th @ 7:15 pm