SCENTWORK
Scentwork is a game/sport that gives dogs a mental and physical outlet. It can be trained competitively or as a fun game designed to help dogs gain confidence and independent problem solving.
Introduction to Scentwork
– designed to introduce dogs to the game of nosework
– intended for dogs who are not already on odor
– dogs will be developing confidence hunting for food (primary)
– promotes independent problem solving skills
– uses the NACSW (National Association for Canine Scent Work) methodology
Beginner Scentwork
– for dogs who are already on odor
– works on developing dog’s searching foundations
– works on building value for odor
– uses Birch, Clove, and Anise
All Classes are 6 weeks, $175
$175 FOR SIX SESSIONS OVER SIX WEEKS
There are NO REFUNDS once your class start date has passed.
Select your class:
Pet Grooming
We don’t just train dogs, we clean them too!
Our skilled groomer can get your dog looking (and smelling) their best. Since our groomer is also a trainer, we work on cooperative care during grooming sessions, so that dogs can feel more confident and less nervous about their spa days. Dogs are given breaks and extra play and snuggles to make it a happy experience.
Grooming is a service for our training clients only. If we have not seen your dog for training for 6 months or more, you will need to schedule an acclimation visit prior to booking a grooming. This 30 minute visit will allow us to assess your dogs needs and comfort level, as well as let your dog get to know the groomer.
Do you have a puppy? Getting pups used to grooming services early is always a good idea! Our puppy acclimation visits are perfect for getting them comfortable before a full groom.
Grooming prices vary upon size, coat and cut type, and any special needs. Please message us with a photo and description so we can make a more accurate estimate of charges. Prices start at $30.
“I’m a bit of a helicopter dog mom and usually do all of my grooming myself. This time I decided I didn’t have the time to do a full deshed on my pup before she came with us on a trip, so I reserved an appointment at COMS. Evan did great with Imogen – she is a shy border collie who can take a minute to warm up to new people and she can be intimidating because her go to is to often growl upon meeting new folks. Evan took the time to acclimate her to the facility and to him by walking with us around the back where she could see, hear, and smell everything. I felt very comfortable that I was leaving her in good hands because of this. When we picked her up she looked and felt fantastic. We’d absolutely make the drive all the way from Dayton again in the future!”