Summer classes are listed! From the novice pup to the advanced dog we have a variety of levels to suit everyone.
Sign up today at Phenomenalcanine.as.me or comment “summer class” to learn more!
Want to enter the world of scentwork? Our class is beginner friendly and is perfect for dogs who are reactive, anxious, or who just love learning new skills.
Sign up this week for the May 2nd class!
Rating some excellent “sit”s from some of my students!
Which one was your favorite?
Advanced obedience is filled but you can join us for basic obedience!
Learn sit, down, stay, come, and loose leash walking in our six week courses. We have one on Tuesdays at 6:00pm or Wednesdays at 6:00pm in Mt. Oliver at 215 Brownsville rd Pittsburgh PA 15210.
https://portal.busypaws.app/customers/phenomenal-canine
We have some openings for our basic obedience class! Sign up before they’re gone!
All ages and breeds basic obedience starts Jan 17th at 6:00pm.
Puppy basic obedience starts Jan 18th 6:00pm.
We also have a reactive dog class starting Jan 28th at 12:00pm!
Sign up today! https://portal.busypaws.app/customers/phenomenal-canine
Kasper’s final video showcasing the things he learned. I can’t wait to see him in December for his CGC test!
A silly little video! #rescuedog #gsd #fosterdog #adoptorshopresponsibly
Check out Tarot! It’s important to me that he’s able to be walked by a variety of people since throughout his life he may need to be handled by vets, groomers, or even strangers!
It also helps him with his mild separation anxiety so that he understands nothing bad will happen when he’s removed from me.
Also for a first week with me he’s walking pretty nice with no loose leash walk training!
Oliver has completed his B&T has come so far! I’m proud of this small boy and he’s going to make a great bird dog someday. Watch him conquer the trails, city, and unusual surface in this before and after.
Pallas my day training dog is enjoying some play time with Phe. Due to their age difference and size we play behind a barrier to make sure both dogs are safe and not overwhelmed.