
Celebrating 25 years -
Making tails wag since 1996!
3400 N. Monroe St. - Spokane, WA
Questions? EMAIL!
Diamonds in the Ruff
Homework!
Beginning students receive a bound student handbook at the first week orientation and access to online homework, which includes videos of class demos and instruction. These will serve to keep your family up to speed in training with your dog and keep you from falling behind should you miss a class.
PLEASE NOTE: PASSWORDS ARE LOWER CASE, NO SPACES BEFORE, AFTER OR IN BETWEEN
The password for your class homework will be provided in your Reminder Email.
Click on the link for your class and enter the password.
View online or download printed homework handouts to your personal computer.

WORKSHOP AND ADVANCED CLASS HOMEWORK LINKS:
SELECT THE CLASS YOU ARE CURRENTLY ATTENDING AND ENTER THE PASSWORD PROVIDED IN YOUR REMINDER EMAIL:
OUTDOOR CLASSES
Dress for the weather!
This is Spokane, so layers are a good idea! Chairs are available in the training field. You are also welcomed to bring your own chair if you prefer. We bring out the awnings for shade or if rain is likely.
Class will be held as planned unless you hear otherwise.
Your instructor will email you with instructions if class is being moved indoors or postponed due to weather. If you miss the email and arrive and find no one is there, check the training studio. Your instructor's contact info is also included on your class homework link if you need to reach them.
SUMMER HEAT AND
WASP WARNING
When out walking and for those attending outdoor summer classes, stay in the shade and bring plenty of water and a wet bandanna for you and your dog!
We also advise that you leave "real meat" treats at home during yellow-jacket season.
In mid-to-late summer, the wasps and yellow jackets start to look for the good stuff. They are particularly fond of hot dogs. There is also a bit of clover in the lawn. If you are allergic to bees, bring your epi-pen, just in case.

Bring along some mosquito repellent
for those outdoor evening classes! Mosquitos and no-see-ums love the cool grass.
Great article:
"Raise a Green Dog: an eco-resource for dog owners"
Extras:
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How to Play Tug handout - pdf
also check out the Tug article in our Behavior FAQ section.
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