Dog Days Dog Training

Classes are structured in progressive levels: Puppy Kindergarten (8–20 weeks), Companion Dog 1–3 (for basic to advanced manners), and specialized tracks for obedience, rally, scentwork, conformation, fitness, and behavior modification. Each class is taught by a dedicated instructor with expertise in that area. Classes are small-group sessions held weekly, with some offered as ongoing “never-ending” classes. Real-life training includes coffee shop visits and cooperative care for vet/grooming acceptance. Foundations classes prepare dogs for competition sports.

Pricing Summary

Pricing details are not listed publicly; classes are offered in 6-week or 4-week sessions with varying costs depending on instructor and program. No public pricing tiers or packages are disclosed.

Policies

No explicit cancellation or rescheduling policies are stated on the website. Clients are encouraged to contact their specific instructor directly for class-related questions.

Dog Days Dog Training in Vancouver, WA, is a co-op style dog training facility offering positive, reward-based training for dogs of all ages and skill levels. They provide group classes and private lessons in a climate-controlled, 4,000-square-foot facility with shock-absorbing 3/4-inch rubber flooring for joint protection. Classes range from Puppy Kindergarten and Companion Dog training to advanced obedience, rally, nosework, conformation, and behavior modification. Each instructor operates independently with specialized expertise, allowing owners to choose a trainer based on their dog’s needs. The facility also offers rental space for dog sports practice and events. Training is designed to be fun, effective, and focused on building trust and cooperation between dogs and their people.

Instructors include Alison Eberhard (puppy and companion classes), Beth Fabel (recall and competition obedience), Dee Pigman (obedience and rally), Cheree Roberts (reactive dog behavior), Lore Joplin and Tabitha Perry (scentwork), Molly Bredenberg (cooperative care), Michael Montgomery (fitness and conditioning), and Cheyenne Calvert (conformation handling). The facility supports year-round training with indoor space and a dedicated dog potty area.

Dog Days emphasizes positive reinforcement methods and community building, with classes structured to progress from foundational skills to advanced performance and real-life manners like coffee shop visits. They also offer specialty classes for dogs with fearfulness, reactivity, and resource guarding, as well as trick training and fitness foundations for competitive dogs.

Accomplishments

Founded in 2004 by Joan Armstrong, a dog behavior and sport specialist since 1994. Current owner Alison Eberhard took over in 2025. Instructors have decades of combined experience, including competition titles in obedience, rally, nosework, and conformation. Facility features specialized joint-friendly flooring designed for dog and human safety.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients should review the class schedule and select a class based on their dog’s age and goals. Contact the instructor of the chosen class directly for enrollment details. No public intake or evaluation process is described.