Four Paw Sports Center

Alisa has a passion for training her dogs and is active in Pug Rescue. At Four Paw Sports Center, we're thrilled to have her. Alisa has been teaching for many years. Check out her dog Dusty as a puppy on our Agility Page – it's a must-watch! She loves the game and loves the dog; she teaches the sport and uses positive training methods. She teaches people to have fun with their dogs and follow agility rules. Alisa will provide private lessons to teach you how to run an agility course. Get assistance with agility and rally skills or work through obstacles and signs that your dog may have trouble with. Private lessons are a great way to address your dog's individual needs. You will progress more quickly in your sport this way. This course is ideal for beginners or experienced agility practitioners. Combining basic obedience (sit, down, heel, etc.) into a fun course is ideal. You can talk to your dog as much as you like during the course! This course will teach you the skills needed for Rally sign success at any level - heeling attention, sitting, standing, and down. Precision for Rally, novice signs, and course design will also be taught. Next-level skills and signs will be taught if you're ready. You and your dog can practice at whatever level you're comfortable with. Basic commands such as sit, stay, come, and loose-leash walking are required for the dog.

Reviews of Four Paws Sports Center praise the facility's diverse training options, such as agility and nose work, in addition to knowledgeable, patient staff, meaning there is something for everyone. This helps dogs make gains in confidence, especially those who are anxious. There are classes focused on behavior correction to strengthen the pet's quality and also help him learn new tricks. With a long history with Four Paws over the past four years, there are changes within the system that highlight company growth and shifts. They say that the staff has a significant impact on how well Fido fairs in the facility. Although a lot of dog parks exist these days, Four Paws is notable because the pet owners are welcome at Four Paws Parks. Another client noted that the facility at Four Paws is much smaller than much to do. and only certain breeds may come. The negative aspect of the facility is that the $5 and $10 day care could be more expensive compared to a walk-in. dog than just a way for a dog to get some exercise. At Four Paws, dogs get to have fun safely, and an added bonus are the sweet, loving staff there!