Group dog training for happy pups

Whether you’re looking for a place to work on the basics, you want to certify your dog as a Canine Good Citizen, or just want to have some fun with your dog, we have a class for you!

Group Classes
Puppy Training
Reactivity Training

Adult Dog Manners Classes

Adult Dog Manners Packages

Basic Manners Package

$450
  • 6-week Basic Manners class
  • 6-week Intermediate Manners class
  • Unlimited support from your trainer
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Advanced Manners Package

$700
  • 6-week Basic Manners class
  • 6-week Intermediate Manners class
  • 6-week Advanced Manners class
  • Unlimited support from your trainer
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Elective Classes

Workshops & Drop-ins

Puppy Training

Have a puppy under 6 months old? See Puppy Classes!

A very good Golden Retriever puppy looks up patiently at their person during dog training at K9 Turbo Training.
A gray and white terrier dog with blue eyes turns their head during dog training at K9 Turbo Training.

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Group Classes FAQs

Most group classes are 45 minutes long, which we find to be the perfect amount of time for most dogs to train.

Core group classes (Manners or Puppy series) run for six weeks, with elective classes (Confidence Canine, Agility, etc.) running for 4. While these classes are mostly consecutive, meeting one time per week, certain dates may be skipped for holidays. Class dates will always be clearly stated before class begins.

We also have drop-in classes, lectures, events, and workshops, which you are welcome to sign up for individually, based on your availability.

No problem. We know all about hectic schedules and are very flexible when it comes to missed classes. After class, you will receive an email that includes a copy of what you missed as well as a free voucher to attend a drop-in class to build class skills, such as loose leash walking, coming when called, or self control.

We require all dogs be UTD on age-appropriate vaccines, including rabies, distemper, and negative fecal test from within the past six months to train in group services. If you have a special situation or note from your veterinarian, we are happy to work with families with dogs with special needs or considerations, on an as-needed basis.

They do not. We follow the American Veterinary Society for Animal Behavior’s recommendation on vaccines and puppy socialization. For more information, you can read this article, which outlines important things to consider for socialization when working to create a behaviorally and emotionally healthy dog.

In all areas, we prioritize quality over quantity, which is why we keep our group class sizes about half of what most other facilities. We have a maximum of 6 dogs per class for classes that are held in our 2,400sq foot training space, and 4 dogs per class that are held in our 1,300 sq foot training space. This helps ensure each dog receives the most individual attention possible.

To set you and your dog up for success, we do limit one dog per handler. If another member of your family would like to act as handler for an additional dog, please register for a second spot.

We do not require that dogs be altered in order to train with us. We do, however, require that all class participants are up-to-date on age-appropriate vaccinations, including rabies and distemper.

While in class, you have unlimited office hour calls available with your trainer to ask questions in between or before your classes. You will also have access to our client community Facebook group, where you will be able to ask questions or get support from others who have or are training with us.

Your trainer may also recommend private sessions for some issues based on complexity and severity, as well as your individual goals.

If you’re planning on taking both Basic and Intermediate Manners, you can save by taking them as a package. We recommend enrolling in the classes consecutively, but you may save your package credit and enroll in Intermediate Manners after a break if your schedule prevents you from committing to 12 weeks of class.

If your dog barks or lunges at other dogs on leash or in public, start with our Reactivity Training before taking one of our non-reactive group classes. Whether your dog has a history of aggressive behavior or they just become overly excited when they see other dogs, these classes will help give you and your dog the tools to manage these behaviors before you attempt to join a group class where dogs will be focused on building other skills.

Group Classes in Action

A doodle dog walking on a climber towards a treat in dog training at K9 Turbo Training.