Welcome to The Calmness Club™ (Photo: A shaggy black dog relaxing on his owner’s outstretched legs.)
Forget everything you know about traditional puppy class and step into a whole new realm of serenity and connection.
Welcome to The Calmness Club™ — a special place to practice calmness with your puppy.
You want your puppy to grow up into an adult dog who can be calm and listen to you no matter where you go. The Calmness Club™ for Puppies is the only place where you and your puppy can learn the calmness skills they need for real life.
Whether you want your puppy to be calm on a patio or at your kid’s soccer games, you need to develop and practice your calmness skills around other like-minded owners. (Photo: Golden Retriever puppy relaxing on a restaurant patio.)
Learn how to communicate with your puppy so they:
-never pull on the leash
-can be calm in their crate
-learn to relax on place
-come when called
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to teach your puppy how to be calm and neutral around other puppies. This is your chance to prevent leash reactivity, fence fighting, and crate training nightmares.
If you’re ready to put an end to demand barking, leash pulling, puppy biting, jumping up, and whining in the crate, join our supportive community.
Sundays from 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM on July 28; August 11, 18, 25 Yes! This is what I've been waiting for!
Our location is tucked away on a quiet street where participants can enjoy hearing songbirds as they practice calm car exits. There’s a lovely outdoor green space to enjoy and when we’re inside you’ll still feel connected to nature with the roll door letting in the fresh air and sunshine.
Address: Grand Bark in Fergus (465 St Patrick St W Rear Unit, Fergus, ON N1M 1L7)
Our location provides you with the best learning opportunities because you and your puppy can practice calmness indoors and outdoors. (Photo: a white puppy sitting on a lawn looking up at its owner.)
The Calmness Club was created for you.
You want your puppy to be able to relax inside your home, on your porch or balcony, and in your backyard. You would also love it if she could chill when you’re at the cottage, on vacation (hotel, Air BnB, parent’s house, etc,) or while hanging out at a park or local patio.
It takes practice to achieve a calm state of mind in all of these places, so we created The Calmness Club — a place for you and your puppy to practice lifestyle skills and relaxation — together!
Here’s what Calmness Club members are saying about The Calmness Club:
““Being surrounded by like-minded owners and their dogs, all striving for the same sense of peace, was incredibly motivating.”
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““We just went for a walk and there was a dog on the other side of the street. Lenny did nothing. First. Time. Ever!”
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Space is limited to four participants to ensure that you get the attention you deserve and a chance to ask questions. These small numbers help fearful and anxious puppies thrive.
The Calmness Club gives puppies and owners lots of space to breathe and believe. (Photo: woman doing yoga outdoors beside an Australian Shepherd.)
This club is going to bring much needed calmness into your life and your pup’s life.
Imagine the possibilities life holds once you practice calmness in this setting.
Envision yourself being able to walk your puppy without him pulling toward every person, dog, and squirrel.
Picture yourself relaxing in your backyard with your pup without constant barking and digging.
Visualize sipping your favourite beverage out on the patio this season with your puppy lounging at your feet.
Kiss your worries goodbye by joining The Calmness Club (Photo: silhouette of a person facing their dog with a sunset in the background.)
Whatever your calmness goals are, The Calmness Club is the place to practice them.
I can’t wait to watch your calmness skills flourish.
Yours in calmness,
Alyssa
Photos by: Graham Smith @smithographic (shaggy black dog relaxing on his owner’s outstretched legs,) Anders Ipsen @andersipsen (Golden Retriever puppy relaxing on a restaurant patio,)Upsplash Images (a white puppy sitting on a lawn looking up at its owner,) Alonso Reyes @alonsoreyes (woman doing yoga outdoors beside an Australian Shepherd,) Patrick Hendry @worldsbetweenlines (silhouette of a person facing their dog with a sunset in the background.)