Welcome to Four Legged Fun Zone
(A Division of Tailored Pet Services)
Your Premier Destination for Expert Dog Training
At Four Legged Fun Zone, we’re transforming dog training with tailored group classes designed to meet your pup’s unique needs. Explore our specialized training programs and see why we’re the top choice for helping your furry friend learn, grow, and thrive.
Puppy training
We’ll help you get a handle on pesky puppy behaviors like house-training, puppy biting, and chewing. We’ll start you pup on her basic obedience and manners, and get her ready for adult life.
Teen & Adult Dog Training
Whether you’re living with an out-of-control teen, a recently rescued family member, or an adult dog whose manners have finally outlived her charm, we’ll find her inner cute.
Senior Dog Training
Even senior dogs should not stop learning. We’ll help your older companion brush up on her manners and stay vibrant with enjoyable activities designed for her age.
WHY CHOOSE US FOR TRAINING?
- For collaboration. We work with you and your dog to ensure that training is effective and tailored to your specific needs.
- For peace of mind. We use only fun, positive, science-based training methods.
- For empowerment. We guide you through the training process, so you’re equipped to reinforce good behavior and achieve lasting results.
- For results. Our professional dog trainer creates lasting change.
- For speed. Our highly experienced dog trainer will have your dog cute in no time.
Just as you wouldn’t rely on a lawyer to argue your case without your input, you shouldn’t leave your dog’s training entirely to a trainer. Our certified professionals work closely with both you and your dog, providing effective training that empowers you to achieve and maintain strong, lasting results together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fetch the Facts
What is group dog training?
Answer: Group dog training involves multiple dog owners and their pets participating in training sessions together. It focuses on teaching essential skills and socialization in a group setting, which helps dogs learn to interact with others while reinforcing obedience.
What training methods are used in group classes?
Answer: Group training often employs positive reinforcement, which involves rewarding good behavior. This strategy is effective, humane, and can enhance your relationship with your canine companion.
What essential items should I bring to a group training session?
Answer: Bring your dog’s leash, collar or harness, a few of your dog’s favorite treats, and any necessary training tools specified by your instructor. Be sure to bring a water bottle for your dog and some clean-up bags, just in case of any accidents.
How old should my dog be to join a group training class?
Answer: Dogs of all ages can benefit from group training, but age-specific classes are often available. Puppies can start as early as 8 weeks old, while adult dogs and seniors can join classes tailored to their needs and abilities.
What if my dog is aggressive/reactive around other dogs?
Answer: If your dog shows aggression or reactivity, it’s important to discuss this with the trainer before joining a group class. The trainer can provide guidance on whether a group setting is suitable or if private sessions might be a better starting point.
Paws & Answers
How many dogs are in each group training class?
Answer: Class sizes can vary, but most group training classes have around 5 to 10 dogs. Smaller groups allow for more individualized attention and a more controlled environment, while larger groups offer more opportunities for socialization.
What are the key advantages of attending group dog training classes?
Answer: Group dog training offers several benefits, including socialization with other dogs and people, a structured environment that promotes consistent learning, and the opportunity for dogs to learn from one another. It can also be more cost-effective compared to individual training sessions.
How long does a group training course last?
Answer: The length of group training courses can vary. Most programs last between 6 to 8 weeks, with sessions typically running 1 to 1.5 hours each. Some courses may be adjusted based on specific class objectives and requirements.
Can I attend a class without my dog?
Answer: While it’s generally best to bring your dog to class, some trainers may allow you to observe a class without your dog to get a sense of the training environment and methods. However, participation is typically required for the full benefit of the training program.
How do I know if my dog is ready for group training?
Answer: Your dog should have basic health and vaccination requirements met before joining a group class. Additionally, your dog should be comfortable around other dogs and people. If you’re unsure, discuss your dog’s behavior and health with the trainer to determine if group training is appropriate.