Advanced Enrichment & Training
Get your dogs’ brains and bodies moving with one or more of our BRAND NEW training programs during their Daycare or Daycation stays to achieve a well balanced pup.
Treadmill
Our dog treadmill sessions offer a safe, controlled way for dogs to stay active—rain or shine. The first 5 trainer-led sessions are focused on building your dog’s confidence and helping them get comfortable with the equipment through consistent, positive exposure. It’s a great option for dogs with limited outdoor access, those recovering from health issues, or older pups who need gentle, reliable exercise in a stress-free environment.
Intro to Basic Agility
Agility training is a fast-paced, engaging way to challenge your dog’s body and mind—no handler required! Over the course of 7 trainer-led sessions, your dog will learn to navigate a variety of agility obstacles and build the confidence to complete a full agility course. It’s a fun and enriching experience that helps your dog stay active, focused, and fulfilled.
Intro to Competition Hurdles
Hurdle training is a fun and effective way to boost your dog’s coordination, focus, and overall fitness. Over 8 trainer-led sessions, your dog will learn to confidently clear hurdles at their own pace, improving both body control and mental engagement. Whether as part of agility prep or simply a playful way to stay active, hurdle training offers a great outlet for energy and enrichment.
Price & Policies
Advanced Enrichment of the Day:
Thursday only $17
Foundations: $35 per session
Treadmill: 5 session minimum $35 per session
Trick Dog: 4 sessions per trick $35 per session
Intro to Basic Agility: 7 sessions $35 per session
Intro to Competition Hurdles: 8 sessions $35 per session
- Reservations are required and training is offered Monday through Thursday.
You may schedule up to two sessions per week, per dog.
- Sessions must be scheduled consecutively each week until the program is complete.
- All appointments must be booked by 7:00 PM Friday for the upcoming week.
- Availability may vary during holidays and peak seasons
- Cancellations must be made by 7:00 PM Friday for the following week to avoid charges.
- Sessions canceled after this deadline will be billed to the card on file (fees apply) and are non-refundable.
We require Rabies, Distemper, annual Bordetella Vaccines, and annual negative Fecal Report
Haley's Helpful Hints
As summer temperatures climb, staying indoors isn’t just more comfortable for your dog, it’s also much safer. But just because your pup isn’t running around outside doesn’t mean they can’t stay happy, engaged, and active. With a few creative tweaks, you can turn hot afternoons into cool opportunities for enrichment and bonding.
Start by creating a chill zone for your dog to relax in. A quiet area with a fan or good airflow works great, especially if you add a cooling mat or lay down a damp towel for them to lie on. Most dogs love lounging on tile or hardwood floors, so don’t be surprised if they stretch out near the bathroom or kitchen. You can even freeze a water bottle, wrap it in a towel, and place it nearby for some extra cooling comfort.
Mental enrichment is key to keeping dogs happy indoors. Simple activities like a “find it” game, where you hide treats around a room as it can work your dog’s brain and nose at the same time. If you have a snuffle mat or puzzle feeder, mealtime becomes a fun challenge rather than just a bowl of food. Lick mats or frozen toys filled with banana, peanut butter, or canned food also offer a soothing, low-energy activity, especially helpful for anxious dogs or those needing downtime.
Frozen treats are another great way to help your dog beat the heat. You can make dog-safe popsicles using plain yogurt and fruit purée, or freeze low-sodium broth with bits of kibble or carrots inside. Stuffing a Kong or Toppl with your dog’s favorite mix and freezing it overnight turns snack time into a cool adventure.
Indoor time doesn’t have to mean nap time all day. A few short training sessions throughout the day, even just five minutes of sit, stay, touch, or come can help your dog stay sharp and feel connected to you. Mix in a little playtime and some well-earned snacks, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for a calm, cool summer day.
Stay cool and keep those paws happy,
Haley Brunner, CTDI & Graduate of CATCH Training Academy
