Tricks & Fitness Trial Night
FreeOne free night. Focus, body awareness and confidence through tricks. Start here if you have never taken a class with us.
Small, capped classes in our Meridian training room. Your dog learns to focus and listen with other dogs in the room, and a trainer coaches you the whole way.
Group classes are paused while we get ready for what's next. Join the waitlist and you'll get first pick of spots.
We believe dog training is an investment and a commitment. You put real time and money into your dog, and we take that seriously.
One free night. Focus, body awareness and confidence through tricks. Start here if you have never taken a class with us.
The next step after Intro to Nose Work. Your dog starts working a single target odor. Prereq: Intro to Nose Work.
Foundation manners and confident socialization for puppies, with only two other dogs in the room.
Where every nose work dog starts. Builds calm and confidence, and suits a nervous or reactive dog.
Real-world obedience around distractions. Sit, down, place, loose leash walking and a recall that works outside the house.
The same class as Thursday night, for people who cannot do a weeknight.
No class Oct 31 or Nov 28. Six weeks either way.
Classes are on hold for now. Join the waitlist and you will hear first when they open again.
Group class is about working while other dogs exist. These are households that got there.






Real clients, real dogs, last day of class.









Pick a class. We text you the moment it opens again, before it is posted publicly.
Yes, when appropriate. Classes are structured with safety, space, and regulation in mind. Some dogs may need private lessons first. If you're unsure, take the behavior quiz or book a consultation.
STAR Puppy is about how your puppy feels about the world. Fundamental Obedience is about what your dog does when the world gets loud. The socialization window is most open between 8 and 16 weeks, so puppy class is spent building confidence, engagement with you, and calm around other dogs. Manners are in there, but they are not the point. Fundamental Obedience assumes that foundation is already there and builds the skills that have to hold up around distractions: sit, down, place, loose leash walking, and a recall that works outside the house. Rule of thumb: puppy under about five months, start with STAR Puppy. Dog over about six months, or habits already set, start with Fundamental Obedience.
No. Group classes focus on neutrality, not play or greetings. Dogs work near each other but interactions are managed and intentional.
No. We start slow and progress at your dog's pace.
Just a six-foot leash, a calm mindset, and willingness to learn. If something specific is recommended, we will explain why and how to use it safely.
All classes are held at our facility at 40 W. Franklin Rd, Unit C, Meridian, Idaho. If a class ever meets somewhere else, we note it on the class card and in your confirmation email.
Take the free quiz or book a consultation. We'll point you to the right class.