Alyeska Canine Trainers

Classes are offered weekly in six-week sessions with limited enrollment (e.g., puppy classes cap at 6 dogs). Programs include Puppy Training, Obedience Levels 1–2, Rally, Agility, Flyball, Nosework, and CGC Prep. Classes are structured around skill progression, with options like “Clicker Track” for puppy classes and “Run Thrus” for advanced practice. New sessions start every few weeks, allowing flexible enrollment.

Pricing Summary

Group classes cost $145 for first-time students and $135 for returning students. Classes are typically six weeks long, with some shorter options like 3-week Crate Manners. A 5% processing fee is deducted for cancellations made at least 72 hours before the first class.

Policies

A refund, minus a 5% processing fee, is available if cancellation occurs at least 72 hours before the first class of the session. No refunds are given after that point. Class sizes are limited and registration is required in advance.

Alyeska Canine Trainers is a volunteer-run, non-profit dog training organization founded in 1986 in Anchorage, Alaska. They offer group training classes in a large indoor facility with cushioned, low-impact flooring designed for safe dog activity. Classes include Puppy Training, Obedience (Beginner to Advanced), Rally, Agility, Flyball, Nosework, Tricks, Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Prep, and specialized skills like Clicker Training and Crate Manners. The organization emphasizes positive reinforcement methods and encourages owners to actively participate in training their dogs. With a wide variety of instructors and class formats, they cater to both casual pet owners and competitive dog sport enthusiasts. The facility hosts AKC and NADAC trials and supports members in achieving titles across multiple disciplines.

They provide ongoing weekly classes with new sessions starting every few weeks, and offer discounted rates for returning students. The organization also offers gift certificates and hosts drop-in classes and seminars. Their community-focused model fosters long-term engagement, with many clients returning for years to advance their dogs’ skills.

Alyeska Canine Trainers does not offer private in-home lessons, boarding, grooming, or day training services. Their focus is exclusively on group-based training in their facility.

Accomplishments

Alyeska Canine Trainers has produced numerous title-holding dogs in AKC, NADAC, and NACSW competitions, including MACH, UDX, FDCH-G, BCAT, NW3, and PKD-N titles. Members have earned Iron Dog, Grand Champion Flyball, and National Championship qualifications. The organization has hosted AKC and NADAC trials and supports junior handlers in national competitions.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can view current class offerings on the website and register online via the DogBizPro portal. First-time students are encouraged to attend a class to observe before enrolling. No formal evaluation or consultation is required prior to registration.