UMDR Force-Free Training Classes
Force free training is teaching an animal without pain, intimidation, threats, force, or coercion. It’s done without corrections, without adverse equipment (prong, shock, choke, bark collars), and without pain.
Force free training encourages a stronger bond and relationship with your dog and helps dogs gain confidence by thinking for themselves and learning to make good choices on their own.
Our training classes provide information and education to the public to prevent dogs from living life on a chain, segregated to a pen, or being surrendered to the shelter by teaching owners how to teach their dog.
The Basics:
Our classes teach the basics that every dog needs to know to be a great family member in the home:
Focus • Sit • Down • Stay • Leave it • Coming when called • Walking on a loose leash



Beginner Agility Class
$50.00 | Two (2) Week Session
For dogs of all ages.
Agility is not only challenging and fun, it is one of the best ways to build a bond with your best friend and create a better behaved, calmer, more mentally and physically balanced dog. Our 2 week, beginning agility class is a series of obstacles that form a course for your dog to follow your directions through the correct order of obstacles which include:
- Weave Poles
- Dogwalk
- Standard jumps
- Pause table
- Tunnel
- Hoops
- Teeterboard


"A Walk in the Park" with UMDR
Wednesdays 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm & Sundays 10:30 am - 11:30 am
Our Reactive Dog Walks are meant to help owners practice around other dogs, allowing for controlled exposure and guidance from our trainer in safely handling your dog's behaviors and ultimately improving your ability to walk comfortably without being pulled, dragged or worrying about your dog snapping at another in passing.
Join us at Social Hour!
Thursday's only 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
For dogs 4 months to 2 years of age.
(30lb limit every 1st Thursday)
Dog owners can sign up on a weekly basis to bring their dogs to play with other dogs their age as well as be introduced to new experiences and people. Our experts can also discuss and answer basic training questions like crate training or loose leash walking.