Monticello Community Education

CGC is a ten-skill training program, that focuses on teaching the basics of good manners and obedience, instilling the values of responsible ownership, and strengthening the bond between you and your dog at home and out in the community.

A fun twist on a regular obedience class! Think of an AKC Rally class as any team sport: You and your dog navigate a course, side-by-side, as you steer them through a course of 10-20 different obedience signs. Each of these signs provides instructions regarding the next skill that is to be performed. From start to finish Rally is a favorite activity of many dog owners. Requirements: Completed Basic Obedience Equipment required: well fitted collar, leash, treats or a motivating toy.

Teach your dog to be a well mannered addition to your home. We will cover behaving around distractions, politely greeting people, door etiquette, leave it and impulse control.

Want to teach your dog some new tricks. Try out this exciting class!

Take the class that will pay dividends. Teaching your dog the game of Fetch! will help you exercise your dog while giving them a practical skill. Who doesn't love a dog who can bring their own leash or pick up the keys when you drop them?

Trick Dog is a class in which your dog will perfect 10 tricks. Which when demonstrated for the evaluator on the last day of class can earn your dog the AKC Trick Dog Title.

This class is for puppies 9 weeks to 5 months old. Here, puppies learn needed social skills. They meet and play with other puppies. They meet new people and learn about sitting for petting, instead of jumping, as well as how to play without biting people. Basic obedience commands are taught, such as come, sit and down, as well as some cute tricks.

Do you want your dog to be a star? Learn all the ins and outs of dog modeling. What goes into having your dog’s face on a package or a TV commercial? Take this class to find out. Dogs must be able to work in a group setting and hold a reliable stay.

Must have completed Basic Obedience first. Continues to work toward off leash control on basic commands and will introduce some dog agility obstacles, just for fun.