Dog Training in Portland, Oregon | (503) 731-8774
When picking a dog training school, experience matters. Since 1999, we’ve been honored to serve countless dogs and their people with some of the most fun, comprehensive training classes known to Portland.
In addition to classes, we also offer Day Training school, a twice-a-week drop-off service. It’s a great way to help fast-track your dog’s training, manners and social skills with other friendly dogs. Call to get on the list!
If an in-person class doesn’t fit your schedule, check out all of our virtual training options or call to set up a private session today.
Please contact us at 503-731-8774 to learn more about any of our training options.
Sure, we’re dog trainers, but more than that, we’re people trainers, showing you how to get the best out of your life with your dog. It’s dog training that’s beyond obedience. It’s about setting you and your dog up for success and helping you build a relationship with your dog. We call it, “Positive methods. Rewarding results.” After all, having a dog is supposed to be fun!
Conveniently located just off NE Glisan on 28th Avenue, we offer classes ranging from Puppy and Beginning levels to intermediate choices like Action & Distraction, Games & Tricks and our seasonal Out-on-the-Town.
So if you’re looking for a dog training class, day training, or need one-on-one help with a private dog trainer, give us a call today at 503.731.8774.
In our two training rooms, we currently host 5-7 dogs per class, so there’s lots of one-on-one attention. You’ll typically have an instructor and an assistant in your class.
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