Better behavior starts with a calmer dog.

GROUP CLASSES

When dogs feel overwhelmed, they can’t listen, learn, or respond.

We help dogs find regulation first — so behavior finally improves.

Not sure what your dog needs? Take the Behavior Quiz!

Not sure what your dog needs? Take the Behavior Quiz!

You love your dog

But sometimes training feels confusing, or overwhelming

February 12 – March 19 | 🕠 5:30 PM

Confidence, focus, and fun — without overstimulation

Our Tricks & Fitness class blends playful skill-building with body awareness and mental engagement. This class is designed to help dogs feel more confident in their bodies while strengthening focus, impulse control, and the dog-handler relationship.

Dogs learn fun tricks like chin rests, paw behaviors, rollovers, and simple sequences, along with fitness games and stretches that improve balance, coordination, and overall confidence.

This class is ideal for dogs who:

  • Need mental fulfillment, not just exercise

  • Enjoy learning in a calm, structured environment

  • Benefit from improved body awareness and focus

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $300

February 18 – March 25 | 🕠 5:30 PM

Build calm, confidence, and focus through scent

Scent work taps into your dog’s natural instincts in a way that promotes calm problem-solving and confidence.

In Intro to Nose Work, dogs learn how to search for food-based targets using their nose, building independence and mental fulfillment.

This class is especially helpful for dogs who are anxious, over-excited, or struggle to settle. Nose work gives dogs a clear “job” and teaches handlers how to support focused, independent work.

Ideal for:

  • Dogs of any age or breed

  • Dogs who need confidence or mental enrichment

  • Dogs who struggle with over-arousal

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $275

February 17 – March 24 | 🕖 7:00 PM

Turn nose work into a clear, purposeful skill

This class builds on the foundation established in Intro to Nose Work. Dogs are introduced to specific target odors and begin learning how to search with intention and clarity.

Handlers learn how to read subtle changes in their dog’s behavior and understand when their dog has located odor — removing guesswork and improving teamwork.

Prerequisite: Intro to Nose Work

Ideal for:

  • Teams ready to deepen their scent skills

  • Dogs who enjoy problem-solving and independent work

  • Owners interested in structured progression

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $325

February 23 – March 30th | 🕠 5:30 PM

Set the foundation right — before habits form

The first months of a puppy’s life are critical. STAR Puppy focuses on building confidence, emotional regulation, and clear communication during this important developmental window.

This class goes beyond basic cues. We help puppy owners understand arousal levels, socialization done correctly, and how to prevent common behavior issues before they start.

Ideal for:

  • Puppies under 1 year old

  • First-time puppy owners

  • Anyone wanting a calm, confident start

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 puppies per class
• $300

🐶 Tricks & Fitness

🐾 STAR Puppy

Group Classes We Offer

🐾 STAR Puppy

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👃 Intro to Nose Work

🔍 Intro to Odor

Set the foundation right

Before habits form

The first months of a puppy’s life are critical. STAR Puppy focuses on building confidence, emotional regulation, and clear communication during this important developmental window.

This class goes beyond basic cues. We help puppy owners understand arousal levels, socialization done correctly, and how to prevent common behavior issues before they start.

Ideal for:

  • Puppies under 1 year old

  • First-time puppy owners

  • Anyone wanting a calm, confident start

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 puppies per class
• $300

🐶 Tricks & Fitness

Black and white dog jumping in the air holding a red toy ring in its mouth, outdoors with green trees in the background.

Confidence, focus, and fun — without overstimulation

Our Tricks & Fitness class blends playful skill-building with body awareness and mental engagement. This class is designed to help dogs feel more confident in their bodies while strengthening focus, impulse control, and the dog-handler relationship.

Dogs learn fun tricks like chin rests, paw behaviors, rollovers, and simple sequences, along with fitness games and stretches that improve balance, coordination, and overall confidence.

This class is ideal for dogs who:

  • Need mental fulfillment, not just exercise

  • Enjoy learning in a calm, structured environment

  • Benefit from improved body awareness and focus

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $300

👃 Intro to Scent Work

A tan dog with a collar and leash sniffing the ground on a wooden surface outdoors.

Build calm, confidence, and focus through scent

Scent work taps into your dog’s natural instincts in a way that promotes calm problem-solving and confidence. In Intro to Nose Work, dogs learn how to search for food-based targets using their nose, building independence and mental fulfillment.

This class is especially helpful for dogs who are anxious, over-excited, or struggle to settle. Nose work gives dogs a clear “job” and teaches handlers how to support focused, independent work.

Ideal for:

  • Dogs of any age or breed

  • Dogs who need confidence or mental enrichment

  • Dogs who struggle with over-arousal

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $275

🔍 Intro to Odor

Australian Shepherd dog sniffing the ground under a park bench, wearing a purple harness with a blue scent test badge.

Turn nose work into a clear, purposeful skill

This class builds on the foundation established in Intro to Nose Work. Dogs are introduced to specific target odors and begin learning how to search with intention and clarity.

Handlers learn how to read subtle changes in their dog’s behavior and understand when their dog has located odor — removing guesswork and improving teamwork.

Prerequisite: Intro to Nose Work

Ideal for:

  • Teams ready to deepen their scent skills

  • Dogs who enjoy problem-solving and independent work

  • Owners interested in structured progression

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $325

🧠 Advanced Odor Detection

A German Shepherd dog wearing a harness, walking outdoors with its head lowered, on a dirt path with fallen leaves, near a large tree and green foliage.

February 17 – March 24 | 🕠 5:30 PM

Precision, confidence, and preparation for ongoing work

Advanced Odor Detection is designed for teams who want to refine their skills and prepare for higher-level scent work. This class focuses on accuracy, clarity, and handler confidence across more complex search scenarios.

This course also serves as preparation for our upcoming scent work membership program, launching this spring.

Prerequisites:
• Intro to Nose Work
• Intro to Odor Detection

Ideal for:

  • Dedicated scent teams

  • Dogs who thrive with a clear job

  • Owners interested in long-term scent work progression

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $350

🏅 CGC Prep Class (Canine Good Citizen)

Three happy dogs sitting on a park bench, looking at the camera with their tongues out, with a park and trees in the background.

February 23 – March 30 | 🕖 7:00 PM

Train for real life — not just the living room

CGC Prep is designed to help dogs develop calm, reliable behavior in real-world situations. This class focuses on polite greetings, leash manners, focus around distractions, and handling skills needed for everyday life.

Whether or not you plan to test for the CGC title, this class builds the skills that make dogs welcome in more places and situations.

Ideal for:

  • Dogs who have basic skills but need reliability

  • Owners who want calm behavior in public

  • Teams interested in earning the CGC title

Details:
• 6-week series
• 1 hour per week
• Max 3 dogs per class
• $300

Our Approach To Group Classes

We do things differently.

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Small groups only

(max 3 dogs)

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Purpose-driven classes

Not crowded rotations

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Clear start and

end dates

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Real coaching

not cookie-cutter drills

We focus on communication, confidence, and connection—so training actually sticks.

This is The Scentsible Method
Safe → Seen → Secure

How Group Classes Work

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Choose the class that fits your dog

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Commit to a 6-week cohort

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Train weekly with focused guidance

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See progress you can build on

No guessing. No overbooking. No chaos.

Ready to Get Started?

View upcoming sessions and reserve your spot.

FAQs for Group Class Dog Training

Are group classes safe for reactive dogs?

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Yes — when appropriate. Classes are structured with safety, space, and regulation in mind. Some dogs may need private lessons first.


My dog has never taken a class. Is this too much?

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No. We start slow and progress at your dog’s pace.


Do I need special equipment?

Just a six-foot leash, a calm mindset, and willingness to learn.

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Where are classes held?

At our building in Meridian Idaho! 40 W Franklin Rd, Meridian Idaho 83642

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Group Training FAQs

What group classes do you offer?

We offer structured group classes focused on calm behavior, clarity, and real world reliability. Classes vary by skill level and availability.

How do I sign up for a group class?

View current options and enrollment details here: Group classes.

Are group classes good for reactive dogs?

Sometimes. Some dogs need private foundation work before joining groups. A consultation helps determine the safest option.

Do dogs interact in group class?

No. Group classes focus on neutrality, not play or greetings.

How do I know if my dog is ready?

Start with the behavior quiz or book an in person consultation.