The Cool Canine Club

Welcome to

Come do cool stuff with your dog!

This isn’t your average group class—it’s an opportunity to get out of your comfort zone and practice new things with your dog!

Whether we’re working on public manners downtown, desensitizing dogs to livestock, or hitting the trails hiking, biking, or skiing, the Cool Canine Club is all about building the kind of relationship where you and your dog can thrive!

What We Focus On

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We meet once a month to set up new experiences designed to help your dog become resilient, responsive, and ready to handle the world.

Things we cover:

  • Desensitizing to common triggers like bikes, horses, kids, loud vehicles, unfamiliar dogs and wildlife smells

  • Practicing recall around distractions so that you can trust your dog to choose YOU over the squirrel

  • Learning the foundations for safe adventure: biking, hiking, skiing, paddleboarding — including the equipment, commands, and habits that keep you both safe

  • Tuning into your dog’s state of mind in unpredictable or stimulating environments

  • Reading the room (and your dog) so you know when to push and when to pause

Who Is The Club For?

This group is especially helpful for owners and dogs that already have a basic foundation in training but need help with socializing, working around distractions, building confidence, and sharpening adventure and off-leash skills.

If your dog is reactive or has not mastered the basics (responding to leash pressure, marker words, obedience) they are not ready for this group. Instead, reach out! We can help you get there through one of our other training programs or join our online membership to build solid foundations.

Join Our Online Membership

Details & Pricing

When:
1x/month, Saturdays at 10 AM (see calendar below for exact dates)

Where:
Location rotates weekly (you’ll get details emailed by Friday evening). We train anywhere from trailheads and lakes to bike paths and hardware store parking lots — because that’s where real life happens.

Cost:
$45 per session
Spots are limited to ensure hands-on coaching and individualized attention.

How to Join:
Select your desired meetup day(s) on our calendar below. Once you submit payment, you’re all set! You’ll receive an email from Michaela the day before with the exact meeting spot and what to expect. Show up and have fun!

A person standing outdoors holding a pink leash attached to a dog. The dog is a medium-sized, cream-colored with light brown markings, wearing a teal collar and looking attentively to the side. The background features trees and a gravel surface.

What To Expect

People with dogs outside a modern building with large windows and a wooden awning.

Rotating locations + tailored sessions based on weather, season, and member goals


What to bring:

  • Your usual working tools (slip leash, long line, prong/e-collar as needed)

  • Flexi leash if you’re working on recall (we’ll show you how to use it correctly)

  • High-value rewards

  • Adventure gear if we’re training with it (backpacks, bike, skis, etc.)

  • Weather appropriate clothing (sunscreen, jackets, etc.)

  • A sense of humor and an open mind!

Join The Club!

Do Cool Things With Your Dog!