Enhance Obedience & Social Skills in Group Classes

CRK9 Idaho’s Group Classes provide a dynamic and engaging way to enhance your dog’s training while building confidence and social skills. Led by our experienced trainers, each class focuses on obedience, real-world distractions, and proper socialization in a fun, supportive environment. These classes are perfect for dogs of all breeds, ages, and skill levels, whether you’re working on foundational commands, advanced behaviors, or refining your dog’s focus around other people and pets.

Group classes offer a great opportunity for you to practice handling skills, gain valuable feedback, and connect with other dog owners in your community. With a structured curriculum and personalized guidance, you’ll leave each session with practical techniques to reinforce your dog’s training at home. Join us in Caldwell and help your dog thrive in a social, real-world setting!

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What types of group classes do you offer?
    Answer: We offer group classes for all levels, including puppy socialization, basic obedience, advanced skills, and specialty classes focused on specific goals like leash walking or recall.

  2. Who can join a group class?
    Answer: Group classes are open to dogs of all breeds, ages, and skill levels. Whether you have a new puppy or an older dog in need of a refresher, we have a class to fit your needs.

  3. How many dogs are in each class?
    Answer: To ensure personalized attention, our group classes are kept small, typically ranging from 8 to 10 dogs per session.

  4. Where are classes held?
    Answer: Our group classes are held at our training facility in Caldwell or at designated outdoor locations, depending on the class type. Specific details will be provided upon registration.

  5. What do I need to bring to class?
    Answer: Bring your dog’s leash, collar, plenty of high-value treats, and any training tools you currently use. Don’t forget water for both you and your dog!

  6. What if my dog doesn’t get along with other dogs?
    Answer: We recommend scheduling a private lesson first to address reactivity or aggression before enrolling in a group class. Our trainers will help determine the best path for your dog’s success.

  7. What is the duration of each class?
    Answer: Each group class session lasts approximately 60 minutes, with a curriculum designed to maximize learning and practice time.

  8. Can my family attend the classes?
    Answer: Yes, we encourage family members to participate so everyone can learn how to work with your dog and reinforce training at home.

  9. What vaccinations are required?
    Answer: All dogs must be up-to-date on core vaccinations, including Rabies, DHLPP, and Bordetella. Proof of vaccination is required at the time of registration.

  10. How do I sign up for a group class?
    Answer: You can sign up by calling us at (208) 412-9535 or filling out the registration form on our website. Once registered, we’ll provide all the details you need to prepare for your first class.

  11. What happens if I miss a class?
    Answer: If you miss a class, don’t worry! While we can’t offer make-up sessions, we’ll provide a summary of what was covered so you can practice at home.