Group Classes in Sacramento, CA: 6 Businesses

Private Lessons start at $165 per session, with a four-session package available at $630 or an eight-session course for $1,200. In-Home Training runs four weeks and ranges from $1,400 to $2,685 depending on the program tier, with follow-up sessions included in both options. Virtual Training offers a four-week program at $1,590, also including follow-ups. Group Classes are structured as a monthly membership at $159 per month.

Group Classes cover a wide range here. Puppy courses run 4 weeks or sessions at $210, while a 6-week Reactivity course is $450 and K9 Nosework runs 4 weeks at $300. For ongoing training, membership plans offer 1 to 10 classes per month, from $57 to $360 monthly—useful if you want steady progress or have multiple dogs. Agility for Fun is also available; pricing for that isn't published.

Four program types are available: In-Home Training, Group Classes, Private Lessons, and Board and Train. Group Classes include several options—low-impact, high-impact, off-leash, and training-on-the-go sessions. Board and Train includes handoff sessions with owners to support skill transfer at home. Private Lessons can be arranged at a kennel, though prior approval from that facility is required. In-Home Training covers sessions both at your home and as in-home classes. Pricing for all programs is available on request.

Private Lessons start at $175 for an initial consult, with a three-month program at $355 per month and single Adventure Days at $90. Board and Train ranges from $150 to $1,000 per week, or $2,800 for a four-week hybrid package that includes follow-up sessions. Group Classes cover day camp at $60 per day, a nosework course at $130, and a monthly follow-up membership at $150.

Group Classes and Private Lessons are both available, though pricing for neither is currently published. The Private Lessons offering includes two options: a Basic Obedience & Manners program focused on foundational skills, and general private training for more tailored work. Session lengths and package structures aren't listed either, so you'll want to reach out directly for rates, duration details, and scheduling. Both program types would require a conversation to understand costs and fit.

Group Classes progress through three levels: Beginning is open to puppies and dogs over 4 months old who are current on vaccinations, Intermediate requires completing the beginning class first, and Advanced is designed for handlers with dogs that have already earned competition titles. In-Home Training is also available for those who prefer private instruction in their own space. Pricing for all programs isn't currently published, so you'll want to contact them directly for rates.