Welcome!
Welcome to Wonder Dogs! Wonder Dogs classes are fun and positive in nature and use motivators and rewards to create a dog that is eager to learn new skills and behaviors!
Philosophy
Here at Wonder Dogs we believe there is more to training a dog than just teaching it commands. Our training program consists of several focal points that help to create a well-mannered family pet, constant companion or performance dog. Training behaviors, using positive and fun methods, is only one of these focal points. Your dog also has needs of proper nutrition, exercise, management, and a strong, trusting relationship. All of these components make up the Wonder Dogs program. Emphasis is placed on attention skills, impulse control and leadership exercises, taught to your dog using fun, valuable motivators and "life rewards".

ABOUT OUR INSTRUCTORS

Julie and ChanceJulie Flanery, CPDT has been training dogs for 14 years. She is certified through the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and the Association of Companion Animal Behavior Counselors. She has placed obedience, freestyle, rally and agility titles on her dogs and continues to compete and perform at public demonstrations. She has been an invited seminar and workshop presenter across the country and in 2001 was named "Trainer of the Year" by the World Canine Freestyle Organization. She is also a judge for WCFO. She is Founder of Dogs Gone Dancin' Canine Musical Freestyle Club, Mutty Paws Dog Obedience Club and the Mid-Oregon Performance Clicker Club.

Joan and RockyJoan Hagar has been working with dogs for over 15 years. She has placed obedience, rally, agility, herding and tracking titles on her 3 Belgian Shepherds and stays active in the competion ring. Her dogs are an example of how far positive reinforcement training can take both Pet and Performance Dogs.  In her day job Joan is as an ecologist for the U.S. Geological Survey.

Jen RourkJen Rourk is a graduate from Oregon State University, where she earned a degree in animal sciences with an option in animal behavior and bioethics. Jen become involved with Wonder Dogs three years ago, and promptly started learning everything she could about training. She is currently competing in agility and active in freestyle with her two Chihuahuas. When not working with her dogs, Jen is an avid horseback rider and works to support adults with developmental disabilities.

Location
Wonder Dogs is located in Philomath, OR, 3 miles west of 53rd street, Corvallis with easy access from Hwy 34 in Philomath.
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