Functional Tricks class
five lesson group class series
$225
Location: 8502 SE Stark St
With this class, you'll also learn the foundations to earn your Novice Trick Title.
Are you looking for creative ways to achieve your training goals? Trick training is a fun and effective way to do so! This class isn't just about teaching your dog new tricks — it's a way to understand each other better. Whether you're looking to impress friends with your dog's ability to wave goodbye, back up, or spin on cue, or you're working toward everyday wins (think nail trims and navigating crowded spaces), we’re here to guide you with expertise and enthusiasm.
Perfect for all breeds, this class is a joyful way to build real skills together — for you and your dog.
*Please familiarize yourself with our Health Requirements and Terms & Policies before enrolling.
**If the booking button is faded that means the class is full or it’s too close to the first lesson to book online. Please inquire and join the waitlist in the form below or by emailing katrina@noblewoof.com
Why Take a Tricks Class?
If having fun with your dog isn't reason enough: trick training helps your dog learn valuable skills for everyday necessities — like teeth brushing — and navigating situations they're typically uncomfortable in. It builds patience, resilience, comfort around frustrations, and increased engagement and focus, while also being mentally and physically enriching (and tiring, in the healthiest way!). Tire them out so you have time to meet your own needs, too~
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Dental hygiene/brushing teeth (nose bridge press)
Ear inspection (between)
Untangling a leash from a post or under feet (spin, go around object, wave/shake)
Jumping prevention (between/nose target)
Nail trim ease (between, shake, side layout)
Canine conditioning (sit pretty, rear foot targeting)
Move off the couch or turn them around in the bath tub (touch)
Politely ask for a need to be met (chin rest)
Reactivity reduction (up up, between)
Recall assist skills (between, up up, touch, chin)
Stress reduction (play bow)
Belly/paw wiping (puppy push-ups)
Paw washing (stationing in water basin)
Recall and letting distractions pass (middle and up-up)
Calm behavior around distractions (down in middle)
Avoiding triggers on walks/switching sides when cars/people/dogs are passing (rally moves)
Getting out of tight spaces (back up)
Putting on harness with ease (targeting)
Picking up items you drop or bringing you their leash (generalised retrieve)
Looking adorable (sit fancy, chin rest on shoulder, basically any trick because your pup is already adorable!)
