South Bark Dog Wash will be hosting its second “Doggy and Me Yoga” event! Bring your pooch, or “borrow” one from The Frosted Faces Senior Rescue and participate in a one hour yoga session with Core Power Yoga. Following the most adorable workout ever, will be a guided, discounted, shopping spree and give-a ways by our sponsor of the evening- Nulo Free Style Pet Foods.
There is a suggested donation fee of $20.00, which will all be donated to The Frosted Faces Foundation. To reserve a spot for the evening, please call 619-232-7387.
South Bark Dog Wash will be hosting its second “Doggy and Me Yoga” event! Bring your pooch, or “borrow” one from The Frosted Faces Senior Rescue and participate in a one hour yoga session with Core Power Yoga. Following the most adorable workout ever, will be a guided, discounted, shopping spree and give-a ways by our sponsor of the evening- Nulo Free Style Pet Foods.
There is a suggested donation fee of $20.00, which will all be donated to The Frosted Faces Foundation. To reserve a spot for the evening, please call 619-232-7387.
Sport Class: Tuesday at 6:30pm-7:30pm
Starts: Tuesday – July 2
Ends: Tuesday- August 6
A six week course teaching your dog balance and foot awareness.
6 week course for $100
What is taught:
Learn the fundamentals of teaching your dog obedience for sporting activities. Your dog will try basic agility practices such as weave polls, tunnel, teeter tauter, targeting, and much more.
Why should you attend:
Your dog will try basic agility practices such as weave polls, tunnel, teeter tauter, targeting, and much more.
This class is a great class for active dogs. It teaches your dog balance and foot awareness. This is a very basic class that can prepare you to take an Agility class at one of the many Agility facilities in San Diego. This class will also increase your dog’s ability to pay attention to you around other dogs in action
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5 Week Tiny Dog Class
Exclusively for dogs UNDER 25 LBS
Age: Any
Temperament: Most. Even reactive small dogs do better with dogs their own size.
What is taught: Thru positive reinforcement, learn loose lead walking, sit, stay, come, dog to dog greeting, dog to human greeting, and how to properly socialize your dog with other dogs and humans. We specifically address the challenges of getting a small dog to come on command, how to play with larger dogs, and what to do with any “snarky” behavior.
Why should you attend: Small dogs are special and present special challenges. It is particularly nice to let small dogs interact with each other.
Class meets: Sunday, 9am – 10am
Cost: 5 consecutive Sundays – 1 hour sessions: only $125: April 28, May 5, May 12, May 19, May 26
Call 619-232-7387 to pay for the class.