Private Sessions
This private six week course is designed to work one-on-one with you and your dog. These weekly classes will give the owner greater control and better understanding of each other.
You will have the same trainer for all six classes. This course will cover all basic and advanced obedience commands, and solutions to behavior problems.
The cost is $150.00.
Now offering Wednesday private sessions in Algoma, Kewaunee and Door County |
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Group Sessions
The six week group classes cover obedience commands, socialization, distractions and interactions with people and other dogs at home and in public.
Your dog will learn to walk nicely at your side and will quietly greet other people and other dogs. You will learn to become a more effective leader for your dog. Your dog will learn basic commands, obedience games and a whole lot of new tricks.
The cost is $75.00 and the group size is limited to 10 dogs. Servicing the lakeshore area. |
Class Goals
• It’s the most important gift you can give your dog
• Helps your dog know their boundaries
• Your dog learns to trust you as a leader and a friend
At-Home Consulting
Too busy to commit to a full class schedule? Mary is available for non-course consultation at your home.
The cost is $35/hour.
Canine Good Citizen Program
Mary is an approved CGC Evaluator with the American Kennel Club. She has the training and certification from the American Kennel Club to offer this course. The CGC Program is a two-part program that is designed to:
1) teach responsible dog ownership to owners, and
2) certify dogs that have the training and behaviors needed to be reliable, well-behaved members of their families and communities.
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Maddy is an incredibly
smart Border-Lab mix
that I adopted in January
of 2006. She had been
rescued in Indiana from
a well, and was
miraculously the only
one in the litter who
survived.
Zoey, a Border-Beagle
mix, was found on a
country road in Iowa.
She was starved and
terrified of everything.
I adopted her in August
of 2006 and she is the
sweetest dog I’ve ever
come across. Everyone
that meets her instantly
falls in love with her. She runs very fast and quite often
brings me rabbits she catches in the yard. 
Ellie was taken out of a
kill shelter in Milwaukee,
WI and came to my
home in November,
2006. She had a near
fatal condition with mites
under her skin and hair
loss, but a very good
Manitowoc vet helped
cure her. Ellie is now
happy, safe and beautiful.
Katie, a Border-mini Aussie mix, arrived at Green Bay Humane Society from Kentucky with no history. She was shy of people and dogs and wouldn't eat. She is learning fast, but still has a lot to overcome with her fear of people. She now enjoys playing with other dogs and has become close to the rest of my pack.