8720 Venice Boulevard, Suite 201 | Los Angeles, California 90034
GROUP CLASS SCHEDULE
Group classes are held Sunday mornings at the Beverly Hills and Santa Monica locations indicated. The class fee is $295.00. We meet once a week for six weeks. Class size is limited to around 15 dogs, so please enroll early to reserve your space. Download the enrollment form below, fill it out, and mail or email it with your payment to:
ANIMAL SERVICES
8720 Venice Blvd., Suite 201
Los Angeles, CA 90034
If class is full, call (310) 559-5900
or e-mail dogtrainingclass@yahoo.com
to enroll as an alternate.
Beverly hills Class
The Amanda Foundation
351 Foothill Road, Beverly Hills, California 90210
SANTA MONICA class may 4, 11:00 am
Santa Monica Animal Shelter
1640 9th Street, Santa Monica, CA 90403
CLASS MATERIALS & RULES
Materials
- You will need a training collar or halter of appropriate size, but wait until you bring your dog to class to determine the best tools to use. Just bring him or her on whatever you are currently using.
- A six-foot training lead (leather or nylon), not a retractable leash.
- Optimistic outlook (mandatory).
- 20' longe line. This can be a retractable leash.
- Dog (recommended).
Rules
- Class starts promptly. The first 10 minutes are to be spent walking your dog to accustom him or her to the environment and to prepare you both to start work.
- Please do not run or exercise your dog before class.
- There is no hitting, kicking or abusive discipline allowed.
- Weather, either rain or excessive heat, may lead to class being canceled. If rain or excessive heat is predicted, please check the website an hour before the start of class. The banner at the top will notify you if (and only if) classes are canceled for the day
- Please do not use treats or other food rewards.
- Homework consists of working your dog 10-15 minutes a day only. Involve your entire family in the training, but try to be consistent in who handles your dog in class. If you miss a session and a family member takes your place, teach him or her what you have learned so he/she won't be completely lost. No matter what problems you may having with your dog, there is hope! Keep a good attitude, and know that you have taken a step in the right direction. Ask lots of questions and call if you need help during the week.
Last but not least, HAVE A GOOD TIME! If you enjoy yourself, so will your dog. A dog who enjoys behaving will behave. A dog who is forced to behave may not.