Seasonal
Small-Group Classes
Small-group classes offered periodically to support skill-building, confidence, and focus in real-world environments.
Enrollment is limited to ensure each dog receives appropriate guidance and support.
Availability varies. Joining the waitlist is the best way to be notified when classes open.
6-week small group class | $200
Held outdoors in South East OKC, OK.
Basic Manners is a small-group obedience class focused on building clear communication, everyday life skills, and practical manners. This class helps dogs and owners develop a strong foundation through structured training that supports real-world success at home and in public.
Basic Manners is ideal for:
• Dogs 4 months of age and older
• New dog owners looking for structure and guidance
• Dogs who need a foundation in obedience and everyday manners
• Owners who want practical skills that apply to real-life situations
This class is not suitable for dogs with significant reactivity or aggression.
What Makes this Class Different:
Basic Manners is not a cookie-cutter obedience program. While we focus on structured skills and manners, training is adapted to the individual dog in front of us. Every dog learns differently, and the class is designed to balance clear expectations with an understanding of each dog’s temperament, needs, and learning style.
Is This the Right Class for Your Dog?
If you are looking for a structured obedience class that builds practical life skills and strengthens communication with your dog, Basic Manners is a great place to start.
If your dog struggles with significant fear, aggression, or reactivity around other dogs or people, private training may be recommended before joining a group class.
4-week small group class | $225
Held outdoors in South East OKC, OK
Trailblazers is a small-group dog training class built around canine welfare, natural behavior, and real-world experiences. This class is designed for dogs who struggle with confidence, focus, or behavior challenges rooted in unmet needs rather than lack of obedience.
Many behavior concerns stem from dogs not being given appropriate outlets to sniff, explore, move their bodies, and engage with their environment. Trailblazers focuses on meeting those needs in a structured, intentional way — allowing dogs to be dogs while building confidence, emotional regulation, and engagement with their handler.
Trailblazers is ideal for dogs who:
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Are nervous, unsure, or easily overwhelmed
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Struggle with focus or engagement
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Show stress-related behaviors
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Need more than basic obedience to thrive
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Benefit from movement, exploration, and choice
What Makes Trailblazers Different
This is not a traditional obedience class. Trailblazers emphasizes:
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Sniffing and exploration as essential outlets
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Movement-based learning and body awareness
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Confidence through choice and agency
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Calm exposure to real-world environments
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Strengthening the handler-dog relationship
By meeting a dog’s physical and mental needs, confidence and focus naturally follow.
Is This the Right Class for Your Dog?
Trailblazers is best suited for dogs who can safely participate in a small group setting. Dogs with significant aggression or reactivity may benefit from private training before joining a group class.
6 weeks | $250
Held outdoors in South East OKC, OK.
Dog Sport Foundations builds the skills needed for a confident, focused, and motivated dog — whether you’re preparing for dog sports or simply want a fun, enriching challenge to do together. This class develops engagement, body awareness, and impulse control through structured games and exercises that strengthen your dog’s mind and body.
Dog Sport Foundations is ideal for:
• Dogs and owners interested in agility, obedience, rally, scent work, dock diving, or other dog sports
• Owners who want to build confidence and focus through fun, structured activities
• Dogs who benefit from additional mental and physical enrichment
• Teams looking to strengthen engagement and working partnership.
What Makes this Class Different:
This class focuses on foundational skills that transfer across many dog sports and real-life situations. Rather than training for a single sport, we develop core abilities like body awareness, calm focus, and engagement through games and progressive exercises. The emphasis is on building a strong working relationship while keeping training fun, motivating, and rewarding for both dog and handler.
What We Focus On:
• Confidence building and calm focus
• Body awareness and strength exercises
• Engagement games using toys and food rewards
• Stays, waiting calmly, and impulse control
• Marker training, shaping, and foundation cues
• Relationship-building through structured play.
Is This the Right Class for Your Dog?
Dog Sport Foundations is a great fit for dogs who enjoy learning, movement, and interactive training. No prior sport experience is required. Dogs should be able to work safely in a small group environment.
Training equipment is not required, though product recommendations may be provided to support continued practice at home.
Join us for planned walks and hikes in scenic metro locations, where you and your dog can bond, exercise, and work towards earning AKC Fit Dog Titles.
Each walk/hike contributes to your dog’s AKC Fit Dog achievements.
Dogs should be people- and dog-friendly and remain under control, as these outings take place in bustling, public areas.
Cost is $10 to join Fit Walk/Hike
Come join us for this online workshop on how to prepare your dog and other pets for Spring storms in Oklahoma. This seminar will be held thru Zoom, so you do not need to leave your home! We will be covering how to prepare your animals, what to do during severe weather and what to do after severe weather has hit your area.
Cost is $20 for the workshop.
This is a 1.5 hour virtual workshop for Animal Professionals. Learn about different dog breeds and how they express communication through body language.
Learn what aggression is and what it isn't. Adjust our expectations for interactions with dogs in a professional setting.
$35 per person.
CE credit for Oklahoma Veterinary Professionals is available.
This is a 1.5 hour virtual workshop for Animal Professionals. We will be going over why genetics and environment are so important when it comes to working with dogs. Dog Body Language, what aggression is and ways we can help our animal clients will all be topics of discussion.
$35 per person.
CE credit for Oklahoma Veterinary Professionals is available.
General Information about Group Classes
Information and Class Rules:
- Families are welcome and encouraged to attend together. Children must be able to sit quietly when not training and not distract the other students.
- Classes are a maximum of 10 dogs per class and a minimum of 3. This ensures that you and your dog get plenty of attention and help.
- Payment is due when registering for the class and is NON REFUNDABLE. This is required to hold your spot in the class. Please note there are NO REFUNDS once you have registered.
- We recommend if you are considering signing up for a class that you thoroughly review your personal schedule to ensure you will not miss classes. It is best if you can make all the class. Missing one class is fine, but your dog will do better with the consistency of each week. If you miss a class then you forfeit that class.
- We reserve the right to ask any handler with a dog that is outwardly aggressive towards people and/or other dogs to be removed from the class environment and one on one privates can be done instead before attempting to continue in a class structure. If you are unsure if your dog will do well in a class, please contact us before registering and we can decide together.
- Once you have registered for a class you will receive a confirmation, please check this over to make sure your registration is accurate with the date and time of the class you selected.
- All dogs are required to have current vaccines for their age. Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella. (Titers are okay).
Vaccines must be given by a veterinarian. If vaccine records are not provided then your dog will not be allowed in class. (unless this is a virtual class)
- If a dog has any diarrhea, vomiting, coughing or sneezing they can not come to class.