Yes, however please note that we will not provide a free makeup class for any lessons that are missed for personal reasons. For 5-week courses such as Obedience and Agility, missing a single class will usually not prevent you and your dog from completing all the goals of the course. Our trainers will attempt to catch you and your dog up in the lessons after the one you miss, and we'll email you any study materials you'll need. In the event that you'll need more training outside of the class, we may offer to schedule a discounted private training session to go over any missed curriculum. This private training session is subject to the same service area limitations as standard private training plans.

Not right away. If your dog struggles with any kind of dog or human reactivity you will need to start with a private training plan to address and correct or learn to manage your dog's reactivity until they're at a point where they can productively participate in group classes.

The movements, exercises, and techniques that dogs practice in Agility can be taxing and potentially dangerous for dogs that haven't finished developing. Puppies’ bones are soft, and their growth plates are open until they’ve finished growing – so overexerting them or encouraging dangerous movements can cause permanent and severe damage.

Agility 1 is a low-impact class that focuses more on focus, impulse control, and introducing your dog to basic obstacles than it does on intense activity. This class is safe for any dog 6-months or older to join.

Agility 2 is much more intense, and will have your dog repeatedly practicing more difficult obstacles and learning how to chain them together. This class should only be attended by fully grown dogs. Most breeds are fully developed at 12-months old.