Basic Manners Class
Dates: Ongoing! Check www.dog-ed.net
Time: 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Location: Pet Harmony
803 Fairview St
Asheville, NC
Cost: $100 pay online »
(Proceeds from Pet Harmony's
Training Classes Help ACN Save
Abused & Abandoned Cats & Dogs)
Payment Options: Cash, Check, Visa, or Mastercard - Please make checks payable to Pet Harmony.
To register: Sign up during ACN adoption process or mail training contract and check to: Dog-Ed, PO Box 16284, Asheville NC 28816
If paying by credit card or cash, please go to Pet Harmony to make payment and mail training contract to Dog-Ed. Payment must be received in order to be registered for class. Click here if you would like to pay for the class online.
Vaccination requirements: Current DHPP, bordatella, and rabies.
What the Class Covers: We will cover all the basic manners your dog needs to know including sit, down, stay, come, and loose leash walking.
Our classes are different from other classes because we focus on teaching your dog how to achieve good manners in the real world and our small class size ensures you get the coaching you need to be successful.
Additional Class Questions: Contact Jenny at Dog-Ed: 989-1883 or
info@dog-ed.net.
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