Clinics and play
groups:
Improv
Class
One hour Improv class....Do you need to make up a class you may have not
been able to attend? Can't get in to talk to a trainer for free at the various
stores? Are your dog's stays a little less then desired? Is your dog dragging
you around and the term "loose leash walking" means long, tight leash
- do you need a little more help? Call, e-mail and run to this one-hour class
that will focus on "what you need or want to teach." It is the class
developed "just for you!" You tell us the problem and we give and
show you how to teach and train a workable solution. Try it - you and your dog
will enjoy it! Need to just get out and have a little fun with your dog? Come
for an hour...please remember, you do need to register to attend. So, call 828-0748
or e-mail Jana @ gabby658@hotmail.com
Class fees for one-hour Improv - $20 per dog; or 2nd dog from same household
is an additional $15.
Supervised
Play Group for Puppies and Toy Puppies
For all puppies 8 weeks – 16 weeks of age only
Owners MUST attend with puppy and RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED.
Play- group is not drop in play session – please.
Puppies play and socialize with other puppies and people under the supervision of a certified dog trainer.
For all puppies 8 weeks – 16 weeks of age only;
Play group is limited to 12 puppies.
Owners come with puppies (reservations required – not a drop in play
group.)
Puppies learn to play and socialize with other puppies and people.
Fun for puppies and owners.
Weekly group is $15.00 per puppy or $25.00 for two puppies from same
household.
Frequent attendance punch cards are available.
For TOY puppy (minimum age 8 weeks) or TOY DOGS ONLY
Play group are divided by style of dog play
Owners come with puppies (reservations required – not a drop in play
group)
Fun for puppies and owners.
Weekly group is $15.00 per dog or $25.00 for two dogs from same household.
Frequent attendance punch cards are available.
Let’s Play with Toys!
Is your dog happy and energetic in play, but not as upbeat in competition?
Would you like to teach your dog to work for toys?
This clinic will help you understand the principles of motivation and
drive training using positive reinforcement-based methods.
Will help owner harness dog's natural drives for competition agility,
tracking, flyball, or obedience.
Learn what “drives” are and how to harness that energy in training
your dog.
Training exercises will be taught and applied to basic obedience cues.
Attention and focus will be emphasized and distraction training will also
be covered.
Confirmation Excellence
Need to just work on getting your dog ready and willing to work in the
confirmation ring?
Does your dog run along with his nose in the ground?
Will your dog stand politely while the judge examines him?
Checks his mouth?
Do you just need to do some “brush up” before going into the
confirmation ring?
Then this is a clinic for you.
Potty Training for puppies & dogs (ring bell)
Have you heard of a dog requesting to go outdoors to “take care of
business” by ringing a bell?
Do you want your dog to become better at notifying you that he has to go
outdoors to potty?
Check out this clinic. You
and your dog will be happy with the results.
Potty Training for the small/toy dog (ring bell, litter box, pads)
Have you heard of a dog requesting to go outdoors to “take care of
business” by ringing a bell?
Do you want your little dog to become reliable at notifying you that she
has to go outdoors to potty?
Are you concerned about the birds of prey taking your precious dog and
want to train her to use a litter box?
Maybe you just want her to be great at choosing potty pads over carpet?
Check out this clinic. You
and your dog will be happy with the results.
Loose Leash Walking
Still dragging behind that dog of yours?
Does your dog “finally settle into a walk” when you are getting ready
to return home?
Does it take 15-20 minutes of walking before your dog “stops pulling
most of the time?”
Well learn how to re-teach your dog to really walk nice on a leash.
For this class you might want to consider a head halter or “no pull”
harness – habits are often hard to retrain.
Pulling on a leash develops the “message” that pulling gets the
“walk.”
Learn how to begin to retrain this behavior and get results by becoming
more aware of the message delivered to your dog.
Scraps Dog Company
Longley West Plaza
7689 S. Virginia Suite P
Reno, NV89511
Tel: 775-853-3647
Scraps Dog Company
Quail Northwest Center
6210 Mae Anne Drive
Reno, NV 89523
Tel: 775-746-4364
Bark Avenue
Plumgate Center
538 W Plumb Lane #E
Reno, NV 89509
Tel: 775-824-3647
Bag of Bones
D'Andrea Marketplace
2888 Vista Blvd
Sparks, NV
Tel: 775-284-3647
Discount Pet & Supplies
520 E. Prater Way
Sparks, NV
Tel: 775-331-5500
