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Training For You AND Your Dog
 Does your dog need to brush up on her manners? Or
maybe you both could use some help with your inter-species communication
skills? We can help! We offer several types of training at PDX to
accommodate your schedule and goals:
Group classes are the most cost effective AND productive
ways to train your dog. We focus on teaching you how to teach your dog
so that you develop the skills necessary to work with your pet every
single day to reinforce the lessons learned and strengthen the bond that
makes your dog so special to you and your family. Group classes are held
weekly, indoors at our facility just north of downtown Chattanooga.
Classes are generally an hour long, and cost $114 for a series of 6. Please see the
Training Schedule for upcoming classes.
Individual Training
Private classes are especially effective for dogs with space
issues or handlers looking for intensive, focused training. We can
customize private classes for aggressive or fearful dogs,
performance objectives (Rally, Obedience, Agility, Flyball,
Freestyle, or Conformation), or companion dog issues. Private classes are $60/hour, and are scheduled
by appointment only.
Consultation
Have you ever wished you could talk to an expert to get specific
advice? We're here to help! Private consultations cover everything
from selecting the right breed for you to behavior counseling. We
can save you time and effort, and help clarify what will work best
for your situation, lifestyle, and personality. Private
consultations are $60/hour, and are scheduled by appointment only.
Seminars
We frequently offer public seminars covering a wide range of
topics including health and nutrition, grooming, and behavior. For
the canine sports enthusiast, we offer specialized seminars and
workshops with some of the top competitors and judges across many
fields including agility, freestyle, Rally, flyball, obedience, lure
coursing, and earth dog. Please check the
Calendar page for the latest information.
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"To train a dog, you have to be more
interesting than spit on a sidewalk."
Sue Ailsby |
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