Dog Training Program

We have no upcoming dog classes at this time, please check back!

Each class only has eight spots available and runs for approximately 1 hour, conducted by the highly experienced Certified Dog Behavior Consultant and Certified Professional Dog Trainer, Steph Du Preez, with over 15 years of expertise, particularly in shelter and adopted dogs.

North Country Animal League Central Vermont

Unleash the potential in your furry friend!

Life Skills 101 Class

Open to dogs 4 months old (at the start of class) and up. Bring them to Life Skills 101 and watch them thrive as they work on real-life skills that help them succeed in their home and in public.

Six weeks, starting on May 16. This class is held on Thursday Evenings at 5:00 PM Our Certified Dog Behavior Consultant and professional dog trainer, Steph Du Preez, guides you and your dog through an engaging and educational program, establishing a solid behavioral foundation for a happy and healthy life.

Life-Skills 201 Class

Working with Distractions- open to graduates of our Life Skills 101 Class or with permission of instructor. Building on leash walking skills, settling in public, coming when called, appropriate greetings, and more. Class will take place mostly outdoors, weather permitting.

Six weeks starting on May 11th. This class is held on Saturday Mornings at 9:30 AM. Designed to help your canine companion be their best self, addressing foundational skills and enhancing their overall well-being.

Spaces are limited, with only six spots per class. If you are interested and classes have filled up, please contact us at dogtraining@ncal.com

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Classes run for approximately 1 hour each, ensuring an effective and enjoyable learning experience for both you and your dog.

Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out! Sign up now to secure your place in these exclusive classes. Invest in your dog’s well-being and strengthen the bond between you and your furry friend.

NOTE: First week of classes is for owners only- NO DOGS. We will use this time to set expectations, inform you on what to bring to class, and answer any questions.

These classes are not appropriate for aggressive or reactive dogs.