Training Classes
Basic Manners
Basic Manners class will give you skills to teach your dog foundational behaviors. This class is perfect for dogs of all ages, whether they are 10 months or 10 years old! We’ll teach you to communicate with your dog using positive reinforcement training methods. We’ll discuss the importance of body language as it pertains to training. You’ll leave class knowing how to incorporate training into your daily routine. We’ll cover behaviors such as: Sit, down, place, recall, and impulse control.
Dogs participating in basic manner class must be non-reactive/be able to coexist with other dogs.
The $150 registration fee covers the cost of the entire training program, which is 5 weekly training sessions.
Registration for these Basic Manners courses is open now:
Wednesday, January 7th at 6pm
Friday, January 16th at 12pm
Saturday, January 17th at 12pm
Beyond Basic Manners
Beyond Basic Manners class will give you skills to teach your dog advanced behaviors. This course is perfect for pet owners looking to build upon foundational manners and etiquette skills or graduates of the prerequisite course, Basic Manners. Through engaging lessons and hands-on practice, we will teach your pup how to refine their social interactions, improve their communication, and learn advanced techniques for polite behavior such as leash walking skills, coming on command, walking past distractions, and more.
Dogs participating in basic manner class must be non-reactive/be able to coexist with other dogs.
The $150 registration fee covers the cost of the entire training program, which is 5 training sessions.
Registration for Beyond Basic Manners class is open now:
Thursday, January 8th at 6pm
Reactive Rover I & II
Our Reactive Rover class is designed specifically for dogs who bark, lunge, or growl at other dogs during walks. For six weeks, we’ll help you and your dog build confidence, focus, and calm behavior through positive reinforcement and practical techniques. This small-group class provides a controlled, supportive environment where your dog can learn to feel more comfortable around other dogs, at a safe distance. We’ll cover understanding leash reactivity, your dog’s triggers, reducing reactivity, building focus in distracting environments, and emergency management strategies.
This course is designed specifically for dogs who bark, lunge, or growl at other dogs during walks.
The $250 registration fee covers the cost of the entire training program, which includes 6 weekly training sessions, 60 minutes each, within a small group
Registration for these Reactive Rover courses is open now:
Reactive Rover I: Saturday, January 17th at 1:30pm
Reactive Rover II: Saturday, January 17th at 3pm
The benefits of group classes for young puppies cannot be overstated! You’ll learn how to prevent unwanted behaviors from occurring while also learning how to teach desired behaviors.
We’ll discuss impulse control, proper play, and true socialization. Our goal is to help your puppy adapt to your lifestyle. Puppies must be 5 months or younger at the start of their first class and have received their first 2 rounds of DHPP vaccinations administered by a licensed veterinarian.
The $150 registration fee covers the cost of the entire training program, which is 5 training sessions.
Registration for Puppy Pre-School Basic Manners course is now open:
Saturday, January 17th at 10am
Puppy Socials
Give your puppy the perfect start! Our Puppy Socials are fun, fast-paced 30-minute sessions designed for puppies 8–20 weeks old. Each social provides safe, positive exposure to new people, other puppies, and everyday sights and sounds—helping your pup build confidence and develop healthy social skills during their most important learning window.
To keep everyone safe, all puppies must be up-to-date on vaccinations appropriate for their age.
The socials are free during January and February and will be $5 per session starting in March.
Registration for Puppy Socials is now open:
Saturday, January 17th 11am – 11:30am (every Saturday, but you can attend as your schedule allows)
This scholarship program provides behavioral support to dog guardians who are struggling with their pet’s behavior and want to keep their pets in the home.
About the Trainer
Kevin owns and operates All Dogs Go To Kevin. He found his way to professional dog training when working with his own dog on reactivity, which left him with an insatiable desire to help other dogs and their people on the same path. He opened ADGTK in 2012.
He is an Honors Graduate of the world-renowned Academy for Dog Trainers, an institution widely regarded as the “Harvard for Dog Trainers.” Kevin shares his home with his wife Kelly Duggan, their sons Dexter and Julian, and their rescue dog Rosa.
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