We offer dog training classes or obedience training classes on the North Shore and North Vancouver. Small group classes ensure focused attention for you and your pup. We only use positive reinforcement training methods to guarantee the best learning experience possible.
“Home for the Holidays” mini-class!
NO PRE-REQUISITE REQUIRED
- 3 dogs per class
- 20+ weeks old
- 2 x 60 minute in person classes
- $149 + gst
.The holidays are upon us and we know how tricky they can be! Guests, excitement and yummy food is all around and our pups sometimes have a hard time.
Skills taught:
Management around visitors, engagement for redirection, stay in place with food distractions, costume tolerance, sit-stay for holiday photos, boundary/kitchen training and more!
3
DOGS PER CLASS
2
CLASSES
20 weeks+
AGE PERMITTED
2 humans may attend with their dog to any given class. Children must be 10 years or older and accompanied by an adult.
Masks are optional.
Our Team
Our trainers are dedicated to your dogs’ success as well as yours! Our classes and services are designed to be FUN as we do not believe that learning should be anything but an enjoyable experience!
Sandy is a graduate with honors with a Diploma of Canine Behavior Science & Technology at CASI and has obtained her CPDT certification. She is a certified Family Dog Mediator through L.E.G.S. Applied Ethology FDM course and completed her Aggression in Dogs master course. Sandy has been certified by DogBiz as a force and fear free dog walker since 2016. Her philosophy and advocacy in bridging our lives with our dogs in a trusting manner includes meeting where the dogs are and not where we want them to be. Additionally, by viewing our relationship with dogs from a place of “look what I can do for the dog” and not “look what I can make my dog do”.
Chelsea is a Karen Pryor Academy Certified Training Partner. In addition to teaching classes with Bravo, she works at Pacific Assistance Dogs Society as an Assistant Instructor in their Puppy-Raising Department. Chelsea is committed to continuing education and is always on the hunt for new resources to improve people’s relationships with their dogs. She believes putting the welfare of our dogs first is essential to successful training, and that training should be fun for everyone involved.