Group classes

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You can also join me for group training classes at Puppy Manners Family Dog School, where I teach on Wednesdays and Fridays. We offer a full range of classes — from beginner puppy classes to advanced leash skills — so there’s a fit whether you’re just starting out or building on skills you already have.

Group classes are a great option to practice training around other dogs and people while also offering a fun, social environment alongside structured training. Visit the Puppy Manners website to check current class availability and find the right level for you and your dog.

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FAQ’S

What group training classes do you offer? I am a partner trainer at Puppy Manners where we offer beginner puppy classes all the way up to advanced leash work.

Where are your classes held? I teach group classes several days a week at Puppy Manners Family Dog School in Woodinville WA.

What age does my puppy need to be to start group classes? It depends on the level of the class but our beginner puppy class is designed for puppies 8+ weeks. As long as they have had their first set of vaccinations and a vet well check, they can start. Our other classes build from here to accommodate dogs of all ages.

What is the benefit of group classes over private training? Group classes offer your dog a safe setting to be around other dogs and get supervised socialization opportunities. It also allows your dog to practice around other dogs and people, which provides real-world training situations. Group classes are also a cheaper option for those working within a tighter budget.

How do I know if I need a group class or a private lesson? Reach out to me and we can discuss your situation and I can direct you towards what I think would be most beneficial. A lot of my clients take advantage of both options.