A1 Pet Training by
Welcome pet lovers to our new venture in training!
We have a variety of training classes available! Check the listings below to find the right one for your dog. Classes will be conducted at a location right by our North OKC location off Britton Road at 2915 W. Britton Rd, OKC 73120. Class sizes are limited, and the cost is $150. Please bring a leash to class.
Check out the class details below and sign up today!
PUPPY CLASS (BEGINNERS)
Class Description: This class is an excellent foundation for all dogs. Puppy Classes help prevent fearfulness, anxious behaviors, and you will learn the correct way to socialize your puppy in various environments.
Is this the right class for my dog? Puppies 10 weeks to six months of age and tiny breeds less than 25 lbs. may attend regardless of age. A minimum of two rounds of vaccinations is required to enroll in this class.
When is class? 50 minutes once a week for five weeks.
Your puppy will learn:
Is this the right class for my dog? Puppies 10 weeks to six months of age and tiny breeds less than 25 lbs. may attend regardless of age. A minimum of two rounds of vaccinations is required to enroll in this class.
When is class? 50 minutes once a week for five weeks.
Your puppy will learn:
- Sit & Down with hand signals
- Come-when-called
- Manners at the door
- Manners on a leash (Loose leash walking)
- Sit & Down Stay
- Leave-It
- A release command when the puppy has something in their mouth that they shouldn’t have
- Play biting
- Jumping
- Chewing
- Housebreaking issues
THE FIRST STEP CLASS (BEGINNERS)
Class Description: Does your dog drag you on your walks? Does she dash out the front door and flatten guests, or run away when you call her? Does she still bite your hands or clothes in play? We will address these issues in class!
Is this the right class for my dog? First Step Classes are for dogs 6 months of age and older. Tiny breeds less than 25 lbs may attend Puppy Class regardless of age. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
When is class? The First Step Class is 5 weeks long. You will come once a week for 50 mins.
Your dog will learn:
Is this the right class for my dog? First Step Classes are for dogs 6 months of age and older. Tiny breeds less than 25 lbs may attend Puppy Class regardless of age. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
When is class? The First Step Class is 5 weeks long. You will come once a week for 50 mins.
Your dog will learn:
- Sit & Down with hand signals
- Come-when-called
- Manners at the door
- Manners on a leash (Loose leash walking)
- Sit & Down Stay
- Leave-It
- A release command when the puppy has something in their mouth that they shouldn’t have
NEXT STEP CLASS (BEGINNERS)
Class Description: This is the next class you will take after Puppy Class or The First Step Class. This is also a prep class for our Canine Good Citizen Course & Therapy Dog Class.
Is this the right class for my dog? If your dog has completed the Puppy Class or The First Step Class, this class is the next step. It also prepares dogs for future classes.
When is class? 50 minutes once a week for four weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
We will focus more on:
Is this the right class for my dog? If your dog has completed the Puppy Class or The First Step Class, this class is the next step. It also prepares dogs for future classes.
When is class? 50 minutes once a week for four weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
We will focus more on:
- Stay
- Come-when-called
- Walking on leash, all with distractions and advanced obedience skills.
CANINE GOOD CITIZEN COURSE
Class Description: The Canine Good Citizen Program lays the foundation for other AKC activities such as Therapy Dog training, agility, tracking and performance events. As you work with your dog to teach the CGC skills, you’ll discover the many benefits and joys of training your dog. Training will enhance the bond between you and your dog. Dogs that have a solid obedience education are a joy to live with-they respond well to living with their human family.
Is this the right class for my dog? This is a moderately advanced class for dogs who have had previous training. Dogs participating in this class are expected to already have solid basic skills such as sit, down, heel, stay and “leave it.”
Details: 50 minutes once a week for four weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
Is this the right class for my dog? This is a moderately advanced class for dogs who have had previous training. Dogs participating in this class are expected to already have solid basic skills such as sit, down, heel, stay and “leave it.”
Details: 50 minutes once a week for four weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
MID-MORNING MANNERS
Class Description: Does your dog drag you on your walks? Does your dog dash out the front door and flatten guests, or run away when you call? Does your dog still bite your hands or clothes in play? We will address these issues in class!
Is this the right class for my dog? This course is designed for dogs from 16 weeks & up who need basic obedience skills and for their owners to learn how to implement calm, quiet manners in the home.
Details: Class is usually held on Friday mornings at 11:30 a.m. The class lasts 50 minutes once a week for five weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
Your dog will learn:
Is this the right class for my dog? This course is designed for dogs from 16 weeks & up who need basic obedience skills and for their owners to learn how to implement calm, quiet manners in the home.
Details: Class is usually held on Friday mornings at 11:30 a.m. The class lasts 50 minutes once a week for five weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course.
Your dog will learn:
- Sit & Down with hand signals
- Come-when-called
- Manners at the door
- Manners on a leash (Loose leash walking)
- Sit & Down Stay
- Leave-It
- A release command when the puppy has something in their mouth that they shouldn’t have
NOSE WORKS COURSE
Class Description: Nose work is a canine sport created to mimic professional detection dog tasks. One dog and one handler form a team. The dogs must find a hidden target odor, often ignoring distractors (such as food or toys), and alert the handler. After the dog finds the odor, they are rewarded with food or a toy. Nose work is a fast-growing sport in part because it accommodates canines with disabilities or behavior problems.
Is this the right class for my dog? New to scent work sports? You don’t need a big yard or bulky equipment to play scenting games with your dog. Fearful dogs become more confident, and blind and deaf dogs have a sport they can compete with it. Whether you are preparing for your first trial or just looking for something fun to do with your dog, this sport is for you and your dog to build a deeper bond and improve communication.
Details: 50 minutes once a week for six weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course. For the complete schedule and to enroll, click here.
Is this the right class for my dog? New to scent work sports? You don’t need a big yard or bulky equipment to play scenting games with your dog. Fearful dogs become more confident, and blind and deaf dogs have a sport they can compete with it. Whether you are preparing for your first trial or just looking for something fun to do with your dog, this sport is for you and your dog to build a deeper bond and improve communication.
Details: 50 minutes once a week for six weeks. We require all dogs to be current on their vaccinations for this course. For the complete schedule and to enroll, click here.