Sport and performance dogs must function as well adjusted members of society — with an added dash of jet fuel. Getting that mix right means teaching self control and reliability without sacrificing intensity and zest.
A performance dog must work in new environments — without equipment and with no primary rewards — for extended periods of time.

Skillful delivery of meaningful rewards during training, proper exposure to future working environments, deeply rooted foundation behaviors, building endurance and a committed focus to the handler, and more will be covered in this class.

The small class size allows for individual coaching and problem-solving time. Portions of this class may be held outside, weather and activity permitting.