See our upcoming group classes in Manhattan.
Private training is also available!

We offer training solutions for a range of dog issues including:

Behavior  
• Excessive Barking
• Resource Guarding
• Chewing and Digging
• Jumping-Up, Pulling, Chasing
• Children and Dogs/Dog Bite Prevention

Fear and Anxiety
• People and Animals, Noises and Places
• Separation Anxiety

Puppies
• House Breaking
• Play Biting and Mouthing
• Puppy Socialization and Imprinting

Training
• Basic and advanced obedience exercises, come when called, walking on a loose leash, heel, sit, down, drop it, leave it and place.
• Attention exercises, targeting, clicker training and trick training.
• Off leash training

Why should I train my dog?

Upcoming group classes in Manhattan
Group classes are a great way to train basic commands. Since every dog learns at a different rate, we strive to make class as fun and educational as possible. Exercises are explained and then demonstrated. Students then try the commands with their dogs. The instructor and assistant will come around and help each person through the commands. Groups meet for 6 weeks, each class runs for one hour. Schedule group classes through Biscuits & Bath by calling 212 419 2500.

Basic Obedience
Exercises taught are attention, sit, stay, down, place, come, heel, drop it, leave it, polite greetings (no jumping on guests and strangers). A strong emphasis is placed on building better owner/dog relationships.

Wednesdays, 8:30 pm
Biscuits & Bath, Murray Hill
701 2nd Ave
(map it)


Puppy Class
Exercises taught are attention to name, sit, down, place, walk on a loose leash, come, drop it, and leave it. Housebreaking, crate training, nipping and biting, barking and whining will all be covered. Puppy play groups will be held at the end of class.

For Brooklyn appointments, call Dani at 347 416 2535
or email dani@urbanK-9.com.

For Manhattan appointments, please book by contacting Biscuits & Bath at 212 419 2500.

*Some behavior issues may take multiple sessions to modify or correct.

Why should I train my dog?
Training teaches you and your family how to bond and communicate with your dog. It allows your dog to understand what you are asking of them. Urban k-9 believes that training should be balanced and fun. Training your dog allows you to establish yourself as the leader. Many behavior issues begin to disappear when your dog is trained and once this leadership has been attained. Training provides your dog mental and physical stimulation while also building confidence. Training leads to better behaved dog that is able to have more freedom.

Training also helps dogs stay out of shelters. Often people get dogs with the best intentions only to be disappointed when they learn their dog is more work than they anticipated. Without proper training, these dogs often end up in the shelter. Our city is full of them. Sometimes they get adopted and sometimes they don’t. But if given the opportunity to learn and be trained, the dog would not have ended up in this situation in the first place. People often wait until a behavior has escalated to seek help. While that effort is applauded it is best to train as soon as possible to avoid the frustrations that can come with an untrained dog. A trained dog will have a better opportunity to live a happy life.