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Dayschool

Offered with both a half day and full day option Monday-Thursday, Dayschool gives your pup the opportunity to learn, practice, and grow throughout their day with us. Each pup-il’s day is tailored to their individual needs and may include structured training, socialization, enrichment, confidence-building activities, rest, and practice around controlled distractions. We focus on skills that translate beyond the classroom, helping create dogs who are more confident, responsive, and enjoyable to live with at home and out in the world.

Four dogs sitting on raised beds at dayschool outdoor area.

Obedience Training

Building skills for everyday life.

From leash manners and recall to place, thresholds, and impulse control, we work on practical obedience skills that make everyday life with your dog easier. Skills are practiced throughout the day and with different distractions, helping your pup learn that good manners don’t only apply one-on-one.

Behavior Modification

Working through challenges with purpose.

For pup-ils struggling with behavioral concerns, Dayschool provides opportunities to work through challenges in a structured and controlled environment. Training is tailored to the individual dog, with a focus on improving communication, creating clearer expectations, and building more appropriate responses to the situations they find difficult.

Happy dog with mouth open at Dayschool
Small scruffy dog and Basset Hound behind a chain link fence

Socialization

Learning how to navigate the world.

Socialization is about much more than playing with other dogs. We teach pup-ils how to exist appropriately around dogs, people, new environments, and everyday distractions. From structured group work and pack walks to learning how to settle around others, the goal is to build calm, neutral, and socially appropriate behavior.

Confidence Building

Encouraging capable, resilient, & confident dogs.

New experiences can be challenging, especially for nervous or unsure dogs. Through enrichment, movement, problem-solving, new surfaces, environments, and carefully introduced experiences, we give pup-ils opportunities to work through uncertainty at their own pace. Each little success helps build a dog who is more willing to try, recover, and confidently take on something new.

Three dogs sitting on stools outdoors at dayschool.
Colorful Storage Lockers

YOUR TURN TO LEARN

Training doesn’t stop when the school day ends! Owner involvement is an important part of our Dayschool program. Private lessons give you the opportunity to learn the skills, tools, and techniques your dog is practicing with us so you can confidently continue their training at home.

 

As your dog progresses through Dayschool, we’ll work together to transfer their new skills to you and address how they fit into your everyday routine. Consistency between school and home helps turn what your dog learns with us into lasting habits.

Happy golden retriever smiling at a dayschool.
Brindle and white dog sitting at dayschool
German Shorthaired Pointer dog standing outdoors.
Tan and white dog wearing a training collar at Dayschool.
Happy merle dog on a blue leash at dayschool outdoor area
Vizsla dog wearing an orange collar at dayschool
Happy Alaskan Malamute looking up at a Dayschool.
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