Perspective Canine Training

07/08/2025

Group Classes will start August 2nd
Locations will rotate weekly based on class size and dogs attending
Time will be based on weather (heat) throughout the summer and be more consistent times as fall (cooler weather) approaches through the fall
Weather permitting there will be a class each Saturday morning
Current clients who have graduated a day training program : $10 drop in fee
New Clients : $80 per month (one classe per week) if class gets rescheduled due to hot weather, you class will roll over into the next month to make up your class
Direct Message to sign up

07/04/2025

Schedules will come out July 6th!
Look forward to
- Group Classes
- Pack Walks
- End of Summer Barbecue Bash for all graduates
- Summer Savings / Promotions on Day Training

07/02/2025

07/01/2025

07/01/2025

Featuring Venus , Luna and Ruby on “A Dog’s Day at the Oregon Coast”

06/20/2025

Adopt or shop responsibility

Responsible rescues and breeders will always try to help match the right dog to your lifestyle.

Before adding a dog to your home, make sure to research the dogs breed. If it's a mixed breed -research the breeds it's mixed with to make sure that their needs fit your lifestyle

The last thing responsible rescues and breeders want, is to see more dogs end up in shelters.

Responsible breeders do not let homes pick puppies at birth and wait to match puppies with their homes once evaluations are completed. They want the best fit for their puppy and what is best for your lifestyle. They also require a spay and neuter contract. They will interview you, check references, and will ALWAYS take back one of their puppies at any age.

Responsible Rescues will also interview, check references, ask lots of questions, and have a contract in place. They will be happy to answer questions and share information about their available rescues. Responsible rescues will have correct vaccination paperwork, and have the dog spayed or neutered before placement. It is also important to know how they will help if you ever have to rehome your dog due to life events.

It's also important when adding a dog to your home to have a backup plan in case something were to happen. Speak to a close friend or family member about having them as an emergency contact/home for your dog, before an emergency happens. This will help keep your pet safe and out of a shelter.

By choosing to adopt or shop responsibility, this helps keep shelters empty.

06/19/2025

Update on Scout, "3-year-old standard poodle service dog in training"
Week 6 with Scout and his mom.
Today marked a milestone as Scout's mom integrated all our training in a highly distracting public environment, building upon five weeks of preparation.
Scout has honed his skills in various dog-friendly settings like stores, restaurants, and parks.
Under my guidance, Scout accompanied his mom to the casino and a restaurant, showcasing remarkable progress. The bond between Scout and his mom is truly inspiring.