Relaxation Group Class: Building Your Dog’s “Off Switch”

No prerequisites. Open to all dogs and handlers.

Some dogs need more than just physical exercise—they need to learn how to chill. This one-hour drop-in class is all about helping dogs practice the art of relaxation in a world that doesn’t stop moving.

We’ll focus on building your dog’s ability to settle, self-regulate, and just be—even with distractions like voices, movement, and other dogs around.

What to expect:

🐾 Calm practice in a group setting (no constant engagement required)

🐾 Exercises to build patience and tolerance for doing “nothing”

🐾 Coaching on how to support your dog through fidgeting or frustration

🐾 A real-world skill that translates to restaurants, hangouts, and home life

This isn’t your typical training class—there are no cues to follow, and your dog doesn’t have to perform. Instead, they’ll learn that it’s safe and okay to relax, even when life is happening around them.

Come join us to help your dog discover their off switch—and maybe reclaim a little peace for yourself too.

Not every dog wants to say hi—and not every dog knows how to say hi politely. In this drop-in class, we’ll explore the body language, consent cues, and real-life practice needed to help your dog become more confident (and courteous) when greeting people.

Join us for our flexible, real-world focused Basic Manners class—designed for both new and returning clients! Each one-hour session targets a few key life skills that help dogs become well-mannered companions in everyday situations.

Whether you're just starting out or brushing up on skills, this class is a great way to reinforce good behavior in a fun, supportive environment. Come when you can—no commitment required.

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Relaxation Group Class: Building Your Dog’s “Off Switch”

No prerequisites. Open to all dogs and handlers.

Some dogs need more than just physical exercise—they need to learn how to chill. This one-hour drop-in class is all about helping dogs practice the art of relaxation in a world that doesn’t stop moving.

We’ll focus on building your dog’s ability to settle, self-regulate, and just be—even with distractions like voices, movement, and other dogs around.

What to expect:

🐾 Calm practice in a group setting (no constant engagement required)

🐾 Exercises to build patience and tolerance for doing “nothing”

🐾 Coaching on how to support your dog through fidgeting or frustration

🐾 A real-world skill that translates to restaurants, hangouts, and home life

This isn’t your typical training class—there are no cues to follow, and your dog doesn’t have to perform. Instead, they’ll learn that it’s safe and okay to relax, even when life is happening around them.

Come join us to help your dog discover their off switch—and maybe reclaim a little peace for yourself too.

This drop-in class is all about helping your dog build confidence, communication skills, and positive social habits—whether they’re ready to make friends or just learning how to exist peacefully around others.

Play is not guaranteed—it depends on the group’s dynamics—but learning and fun absolutely are! Whether your pup is a social butterfly or still figuring it out, we’ll meet them where they’re at and help guide them toward healthy social skills.

This class is upbeat, practical, and designed to help both dogs and humans build better habits around greetings—without relying on leash corrections, scolding, or awkward holding-back techniques.

Not every dog wants to say hi—and not every dog knows how to say hi politely. In this drop-in class, we’ll explore the body language, consent cues, and real-life practice needed to help your dog become more confident (and courteous) when greeting people.

Join us for our flexible, real-world focused Basic Manners class—designed for both new and returning clients! Each one-hour session targets a few key life skills that help dogs become well-mannered companions in everyday situations.

Whether you're just starting out or brushing up on skills, this class is a great way to reinforce good behavior in a fun, supportive environment. Come when you can—no commitment required.

This drop-in class is all about helping your dog build confidence, communication skills, and positive social habits—whether they’re ready to make friends or just learning how to exist peacefully around others.

Play is not guaranteed—it depends on the group’s dynamics—but learning and fun absolutely are! Whether your pup is a social butterfly or still figuring it out, we’ll meet them where they’re at and help guide them toward healthy social skills.

This class is upbeat, practical, and designed to help both dogs and humans build better habits around greetings—without relying on leash corrections, scolding, or awkward holding-back techniques.

Join us for our flexible, real-world focused Basic Manners class—designed for both new and returning clients! Each one-hour session targets a few key life skills that help dogs become well-mannered companions in everyday situations.

Whether you're just starting out or brushing up on skills, this class is a great way to reinforce good behavior in a fun, supportive environment. Come when you can—no commitment required.

This drop-in class is all about helping your dog build confidence, communication skills, and positive social habits—whether they’re ready to make friends or just learning how to exist peacefully around others.

Play is not guaranteed—it depends on the group’s dynamics—but learning and fun absolutely are! Whether your pup is a social butterfly or still figuring it out, we’ll meet them where they’re at and help guide them toward healthy social skills.

Join us for our flexible, real-world focused Basic Manners class—designed for both new and returning clients! Each one-hour session targets a few key life skills that help dogs become well-mannered companions in everyday situations.

Whether you're just starting out or brushing up on skills, this class is a great way to reinforce good behavior in a fun, supportive environment. Come when you can—no commitment required.