Teenage Ninja Puppy Class

For adolescent dogs who aren’t quite ready for Agility but love to move, think, and conquer obstacles!

Your puppy mastered the Ninja Puppy course—now it’s time for the next level! Teenage Ninja Puppy is designed for energetic adolescent dogs who are familiar with agility-style equipment but are still growing and not ready for the demands of full Agility.
This class is all about keeping young dogs active and engaged while focusing on balance, coordination, and controlled movement through tunnels, weave poles, low obstacles, and other creative challenges. It’s a great way to burn energy, strengthen teamwork, and build confidence in a fun and safe environment!

What will we learn in class?

You and your puppy will learn a variety of training skills and confidence boosting games and courses during this class. Topics will include:

• Advanced obstacle navigation – More tunnels, weaves, and platforms!
• Improved coordination and body awareness – Strengthening movements without impact on growing joints.
• Confidence-building exercises – Helping pups overcome hesitation and build resilience.
• Impulse control and focus – Teaching your dog to work through distractions.
• Teamwork and handler connection – Strengthening the bond between you and your pup.

What do I need to do before class?

All puppies must have the age appropriate vaccinations in order to attend our classes. Vaccination schedules vary between vets. Here is a fantastic article explaining how vaccinations work with the mother’s immunity and how important that early socialization is!

What is your payment/cancellation/missed class policy?

This class is a 6-week class that meets one hour each week at the same day & time. There are not any make up opportunities for missed weeks, but you will receive the homework from each class via email.

A $100.00 non-refundable deposit is required to register for class. Please view our cancellation policy here: https://twopaws-up.com/our-policies/our-cancellation-policy/

How do I register my puppy?