Fun! Dog Trick Classes! | Dog Sports | Saskatoon & areas

Dog Trick Training Classes

  • Classes begin Sept 11, 2026, Friday @ 6:30 pm

  • Lots of Fun Tricks, Skateboarding and Dancing with your dog!

  • All ages, breeds and sizes are welcome!

  • Classes are once a week for 5 consecutive weeks. $185

Is Your Dog Ready to Join?

  • Friendly Demeanor: Open to dog-friendly dogs of all ages, sizes, and breeds.

  • Foundation Recommended: Completion of Puppy Socialization or Basic Obedience is encouraged so your dog already understands basic focus and self-control.

Beginner Trick Class begins Sept 11 @ 6:30pm

Once a week five consecutive weeks $185

Who are your Instructors?

Jen Scheidt has over 25 years of competing in and teaching agility classes. She has competed Internationally with several dogs. Jen training methods are positive, fun, upbeat and include obedience and self-control training. Jen has personally trained, Border Collies, Jack Russels, Australian Shepherds, Chihuahuas, Doodles & Toy Poodle (to name a few).

Sheri Wolfe is a highly accomplished trick dog trainer. She has performed in Super Dogs with Mango and Luna at the Saskatoon Exhibition. Mango and friends are in demand for trick demonstrations in Saskatchewan. She currently trains her 3 dogs, Mango the Pug, Luna the Borderdoodle, and Applejack her new Jack Russel Terrier puppy.

Class Dates & Class Fee?

  • Class begins Friday, Sept 11 @ 6:30pm Friday

  • Classes are once a week, 5 consecutive weeks, Sept 11, 18, 25, Oct 4, Oct 11, 2026

  • Payment is due with you confirmation email. Etransfer: warmandogtraining@gmail.com $185

After the Introduction Beginner Class? Can I continue?

YES!! You can join the advanced trick dogs classes. Classes build on each other.

Jen & Sheri are ihighly skilled instructors who will work with each dog and handler at their own pace and comfort level.

Why Join a Dog Tricks Class?

  • Build a Stronger Bond: Trick training relies on positive reinforcement, boosting communication and trust between you and your pup.

  • Mental Stimulation: Learning new tricks tires out a dog faster than a long walk, helping reduce boredom and unwanted behavior.

  • Boost Confidence: Shy or nervous dogs thrive as they master clear, achievable tasks step-by-step.

  • Have Fun Together: No rigid obedience pressure—just high-energy, upbeat learning where every success is celebrated!

What to Bring to Beginner Tricks Class?

  • A hungry, energetic dog,

  • flat collar,

  • treat pouch

  • Treats, , high-value human-grade food rewards.

  • Cots & mats or lawn chairs are provided for self-control training. Toys are also provided. Clickers are included in the class fee.

An elderly woman with short gray hair, wearing a purple hoodie, sitting in a field of yellow flowers, surrounded by five dogs of different breeds and sizes.
Two small dogs participating in an indoor agility training course. The setting includes a green artificial grass floor, blue agility equipment, and a bulletin board with photos and artwork on the wall.