Pawzitive Attitudes Canine Traning Center, learn by Fun and Games Dog Training Classes Starting Now

Our Obedience classes teach YOU to train your dog. They teach YOU how to be a leader, how to enforce commands and rules, how to get respect and keep it all without force or fear.
All family members who are old enough to understand and control the dog should participate in the class!



Pawzitive Attitudes
The Training Hall
2301 7th Ave., Bay F

(306)345-2475
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    Pawzitive Attitudes Dogzone is located in Regina, Saskatchewan and is a training facility for dogs. Our 4000 sqft facility is dedicated to teaching dog owners how to enjoy their canine friends by building a relationship of trust. The learning for both the dog and the owner is done through positive reinforcement, fun and games. Even the homework is enjoyable and something that the whole family can do together.

    The facility has anti-fatigue matting, and a temperature controlled kennelling area; great for the flyball, agility and fun match events that are held at Pawzitive Attitudes. We also have regular classes for flyball, agility, and Rally-O as well as seminars with world class presenters.

    Our goal is to teach handlers how to communicate with their dog. We believe that you should "teach" not "train." Pawzitive Attitudes is a great place to learn training techniques and much more. Classes are filled with fun and games that the whole family can enjoy. Come out and learn flyball, take puppy classes, obedience and much more!

    Junior handlers over the age of 5 years are welcome to participate in our classes with parental supervision. With the parent as primary handler, younger children (3 to 5 yr.) are welcome to show off tricks and practice the exercises during class time. The size, temperament, and breed of dog must be suitable for the age and size of the child.



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    Have you been told to take your dog out of a class, or turned away because of behavioural problems? We can help you, and have never asked a dog and its owner to leave a class before. Our goal is to integrate your dog into a class situation!



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