The Good Dog LLC

Ozzy says, “Eyes on the prize” 💜

✨⭐️ ENROLLMENT IS NOW OPEN ⭐️✨

The Chill Canine Course is back for Spring 2026 🐾🌷

Designed to prepare your dog for the real world of a Cape Cod summer… think patio dining, busy streets, outdoor events, and everything in between.

If your dog struggles to settle, gets overexcited, or has a hard time staying neutral around distractions, then this course is for you!

We’ll be focusing on:
✔️ Building calm, neutral behavior around people, dogs & environmental distractions
✔️ Teaching your dog the art of doing nothing (yes… it’s a skill)
✔️ Strengthening obedience in real-world settings
✔️ Improving leash manners & overall composure

This course is perfect for friendly dogs and those with mild leash reactivity.

(*Not suitable for dogs with a history of aggression or bite history — please reach out directly for other training options.)

📍 Rotating Public Locations on Cape Cod
🗓 Fridays | May 22, 29 • June 5, 12, 19
⏰ 6:30pm - 7:30pm
🎓 Graduation Pawty: June 20

💲 Investment: $475 per dog

⚠️ Limited spots available (this class sells out every year!)

📲 Call/Text Abbi @ 774-313-7806 to reserve your spot

Let’s get your dog ready for a calm, confident, and well-behaved summer ☀️🐶

Dog training should be a family affair. 🎶🐾

If one person is reinforcing calm behavior, another is allowing bad habits, and somebody else is unintentionally rewarding the chaos… your dog ends up confused.

Dogs learn through repetition, consistency, and clear patterns. That means everyone in the household should be on the same page about what behaviors are encouraged, what behaviors are interrupted, and how the dog is handled day to day.

This matters even more for dogs working through bigger behavior challenges like fear, reactivity, or aggression. When the humans aren’t consistent, the dog is left guessing, and that makes real progress a lot harder.

Your dog does not need a perfect family.
Your dog needs a clear one.

Same rules. Same language. Same follow-through.

Because the behaviors you reward will grow, and the behaviors you allow will stick around.