Oregon Humane Society
  Pet Training
Training Classes
 
 
 

Class Offerings

Shy and Fearful Dog Class

Feb. 25, Sat.

4:30pm

 

Our training department offers pet training classes, private consultations and workshops for our community.  You can also find free pet behavior resources on our website.  Our instructors are experienced and certified pet trainers.  Training services take place in the Animal Medical Learning Center at the Oregon Humane Society on NE Columbia Blvd.

 

 

Basic Dog & Puppy Training Classes

Dates

Intro to Training Tue., Feb. 7 and Sat., Feb. 18
Puppy Romps! Sat., Feb. 11 and Thu., Feb. 23
Problem Pooch Class Saturday, Feb. 18
Basic Manners Dog Training Tuesday and Saturday Classes Available
Puppy Manners Classes

Tuesday and Wednesday Classes Available

   
Specialized Classes Dates
Develop an Herb Garden for your Pets Sunday, Feb. 5
Reactive Rover Class

Thursday and Saturday Classes Available

Shy and Fearful Dog Class Saturday, Feb. 25
Beginning Animal Communication Sundays, Mar. 4 and 11
Beginning T Touch for Dogs Workshop Sunday, Mar. 18
   
Intermediate Dog Training Classes Dates
Advanced Manners Training Open Enrollment

Animal-Assisted Interactions Program

 March Classes now available
Canine Good Citizen Prep Class Next class starts Tue., Mar. 27 at 6 pm
   
Private Training  

One-on-one private training at OHS

Call for an appointment

 

 

*Please Note: Some classes are for people only. Read class descriptions for details.

 

 

Class Requirement

 

OHS requires that all animals in our training classes are spayed or neutered. Animals attending private training consultations or who are under six months of age are exempt from this requirement.  For additional information about our policy, go here.

 

 

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Additional Information

 

How You Can Help Keep Pets in Homes

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Have you been helped by the OHS Training and Behavior Department? 

 

  • We would love to hear from you to know how you've been helped.  Send us an email and share your story with us.
  • Consider making a donation to our department so that we can continue to help others.  See information in next section.

 

 

How You Can Help

 

  • Help us keep more Oregon pets safe and happy in their homes by sending your donation to our Training and Behavior Department at the address shown below.  Please mark envelope "Attention Behavior Department."  Even $5 helps the animals.
  • Encourage your friends, family and neighbors to treat all pets humanely.
  • Get pets spayed or neutered.  Coupons available on our website.
  • Donate to your local animal shelters.
  • Adopt from shelters and rescue organizations rather than pet stores.

 

 

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Behavior problems are the number one reason pets are surrendered to animal shelters across the country.  Your donation can help us educate and support our community with the hope of keeping pets happy and healthy in their homes.  We also provide many programs that enrich the lives of our shelter animals while they live with us.

 

Send your tax-deductible donation to:

 

Oregon Humane Society

Training and Behavior Department

PO BOX 11364

1067 NE Columbia Blvd.

Portland, OR 97211

 

 

Pet Behavior Helpline:

(503) 416-2983

 

Training and Behavior Department:

(503) 285 - 7722 x. 225

 

 

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