Dog Training Programs
Why Train With Us
Our classes are designed to give you and your dog the ultimate experience in training. We build your bond through positive interactions in our classes and with other people.
The level of care for both you and your dog, in addition to the quality of training sets us apart.
Added Bonus: The knowledge that your program cost goes towards pairing our local veterans and first responders with a therapy or service dog that fits their wellness needs.
Our Training Benefits
Personal Fulfillment
Volunteering with dogs provides a sense of purpose and joy by helping others.
Strengthening the Bond
Dogs enjoy spending more quality time with their owners, boosting trust and companionship.
Increased Well-Being
Dogs can reduce stress, anxiety, and feelings of loneliness, especially for veterans or individuals dealing with trauma or illness.
Our Programs
Therapy Dog
This program is an 8 week course that will prepare you and your dog to work as a Therapy Dog Team in the community. Your team will be tested on the final week of the program.
Service Dog Prospect
This program consists of 4 levels. Each level is a 6 week course geared towards service dog training from day 1 regardless of dog age.
6-Week Courses
- Puppy Manners (Age: 8 weeks to 5 months)
- Adult Basics (Age: 6 months & up)
- Intermediate Learning (MUST Pass Adult Basics)
- Advanced Learning
- AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC)
- AKC Advanced and Urban Canine Good Citizen Combo
4-Week Courses
- Trick Training
- Canine Enrichment Boredom Buster - (Virtual Training)
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Meet Our Program Manager - Chris Culper
Chris is a professional dog training with over 15 years experience. She is dedicated to helping individuals create positive change and achieve their goals, not only with themselves, but also their dogs. Chris has certifications from the American Kennel Club (AKC), Do More with Your Dog, and the Animal Behavior College (ABC) which has helped to hone her skills and provide robust training to her clients.
Email me:
dogtraining@pavetpets.org
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