group classes

Gresham’s best dog training

What Sets Our
Group Dog Training Classes Apart

  • Small group sizes

    Classes will never have more than 5 dogs in them to ensure everyone gets some one-on-one time and feedback from the instructor. Our Reactivity 101 class is limited to 3 dogs.

  • Supportive

    We know how hard it is to learn a new skill; your dog isn’t the only one learning. We prioritize positive feedback for the humans taking our classes, and thrive with your feedback, too.

  • Hand outs

    Our classes include hand outs covering what we worked on each week, homework, and videos of the exercises. If you miss a week, your hand out should easily catch you up.

A puppy German Shepherd is laying in a field of grass. He is wearing an orange harness with a blue leash attached to the back. He is smiling with his mouth wide open.He is attending a private dog training lesson in Portland, Oregon.

Puppy Kindergarten

A black and white wire-haired medium size dog is sitting on a black foam floor mat. He is smiling with his mouth wide open. He has bright blue eyes. He has a green collar attached to his harness. He is attending a Basic Manners dog training class.

Basic manners

A medium sized gray and tan Schnauzer type dog is sitting on a black floor mat. Her mouth is closed. She is wearing a red harness, a collar, and a leash that is attached to the harness. She is at her Adolescent Manners group dog training class.

intermediate manners

A small brown dog with pointy ears is sitting down, looking up at the camera. Her mouth is shut. She is wearing a purple collar and a black harness. She is in her Relaxed & Focused group class at Dog Flower.

calm, confident & focused

A white Boston Terrier is sitting on a blue platform. He is wearing a teal and orange collar, attached to a teal and orange leash. He is at his Tricks and Enrichment group class.

Tricks & nose work enrichment

A German Shepherd in our Reactivity 101 group class, sits, smiling at the camera. He is wearing a harness with a harness tag that says "do not pet" on it.

reactivity 101

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