Three skill levels
Foundational, intermediate, advanced. Move up as your dog proofs the previous level.
Training · Group Classes
Bel Air, MD · Family-owned · 23 acres
Real-World Dog Training in a Group Setting
Group classes run with six to eight dogs per session.
How It Works
What group classes looks like.
Group classes run with six to eight dogs per session. Three skill levels. The whole point is distraction-proofing, taking commands your dog already knows and making them reliable around other dogs and other handlers.
- Format: Multi-week sessions, six to eight dogs per class
- Best for: Dogs that already know the basics and need to proof them around other dogs, in a real-world group setting.
Inside the program.
Small classes
Six to eight dogs per session. Enough other dogs to be a real distraction. Few enough that everyone gets attention.
Distraction-proofing
Sit and down in a quiet kitchen are not the same as sit and down in a busy room. Group classes close that gap.
Lifetime access for graduates
Board and train and private graduates can keep returning to group classes for ongoing tune-ups.
Five-Star Google Reviews. Real owners. Real outcomes.
Board-and-train transformations, anxious puppies, multi-dog households. Cases other trainers couldn’t close.
What Harford County dog owners say.
4.9 / 5 from 954 Google reviews. Verbatim quotes from real owners after the rebrand.
They did a great job with the training of my dog. Exceeded my expectations and he is doing great! We just took him on a walk and it was enjoyable having him have good obedience even around other dogs and people.
Ozzy had an amazing experience and learned so much! Great shout out to Vanessa and Tyler. Amazing work! Totally different dog. My Frenchie has worked through his anxiety. Thank you so much!
Great experience! We have noticed significant progress in both of our dogs that we have brought to training. Matt, Vanessa, and Tyler have been extremely helpful with training both of our dogs.
Group Classes questions, answered.
How many dogs are in a class?
Six to eight. Enough to make distractions real, few enough that the class still moves.
Is this right for my dog?
If your dog has the basics down and you want them to hold up around other dogs, yes. We will recommend the right level on the consultation.
How long is each session?
Multi-week sessions. We will share the current schedule when you reach out.
Cost vs private?
Group is more affordable per session. Private is faster for cases that need one-on-one work. Many owners do both.
Ready to get started?
Free consultation. Real recommendation. Call (410) 420-2273.