Group Training Classes

WildFree Canine Services Inc. is excited to offer Group Classes with Canine Behaviourist, Jax Skorpack. All classes are in a clinic/demonstration style at the WildFree Farm in Eagle Hill, Alberta.

Basic Obedience Class

Session time: 1 hour

Cost: $50 + GST per dog (maximum 10 dogs per class)

Basic Obedience Classes are set up in a clinic/demonstration style, where Jax teaches you and your dog how to work together as partners using energy and body language. The Group Basic Training Classes focus on basic obedience and manners such as: properly shadowing on leash, claiming your space to stop dogs from jumping up on you and others and more.

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Puppy Class

Session time: 1 hour

Cost: $50 + GST per puppy (maximum 10 puppies per class)

Are you looking for a fun experience for your new puppy to learn how to socialize with other dogs safely and positively? In a group setting, Jax works with you and your puppy on how to safety interact with other dogs and how to communicate with one another by using energy and body language.

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Registration for Group Classes

This form is to register for WildFree Canine Group Classes. Please choose all sessions you would like to attend. Once your registration form has been received, you will be emailed/texted a confirmation and invoice within 24 hours! If you are looking to book a Behavioural Training Assessment please CLICK HERE.

What Others Say About WildFree Canine Training

  • We first heard about Jax through a family friend, who brought both her dogs to Jax for training. With our first child coming, my anxiety level over our dogs behaviour was through the roof. Jax was suggested and having her work with Rascal and Pluto was the best possible decision we could have made. From the moment that Jax came by the house to do the first assessment with our boys, she was confident, calm and our boys listened to her. I was immediately put at ease. During the month that Rascal and Pluto were with Jax for their canine etiquette course we received regular updates as well as got to see Jax working with them on social media (which we absolutely loved!!). Once their time on the farm was up, we started our one-on-one sessions, which allowed us to learn how to communicate with the dogs in a way that they understood as well as earn their respect. During these sessions, Jax has fully explained everything that we need to do and been extremely attentive to our questions and concerns. She has also been available to answer any of our questions while Rascal and Pluto settle back into the house. I am so, so, so thankful to Jax for her hard work with our dogs and highly recommend Wildfree Canine

  • I was at my wits end with my two big rescues from the reserve. The big girl (110lbs) was getting more reactive, pulling me over when she lunged at other dogs. The other one (90 lbs) just followed her lead. Jax was my last resort, recommended to me as 'Alberta's Cesar Milan'. And she didn't disappoint. One month with her and my reactive, barking, out-of-control dogs became my pack, following my lead, doing what I wanted when I wanted it. No more hiding until dark to walk when no other dogs were out. No more avoiding having guests over. No more feeling ashamed and like a failure. I simply have no words to describe the miracle that Jax performed. If I could give her a rating of 100/5 I would. But 5/5 is the most I'm allowed! Tempest and Zeke say thanks. And so do I. From the bottom of my heart.

  • I have worked with and trained dogs all of my life. Three years ago I felt ready to move into breeding top Australian Shepherds (Big Rock Australian Shepherds in Okotoks, AB) for conformation, agility and obedience. I currently have a pack of 6 (a top in Canada male Aussie stud, and two females; one imported from Europe and the other a female puppy from a recent litter of 11 from my breeding pair. I also have 2 Golden retriever pets, and a sheltie. My male Aussie in 2022 was the top puppy in Canada and in the top 10 of all Australian Shepherds. Something changed in my pack when I chose to keep the puppy Aussie. My Golden retriever female became aggressive towards the puppy and possessive of me and everything else, bones, food, balls, etc. I tried everything in my tool box and then call Jax. I have learned a whole new world of communication with my dogs; not just my retriever but my whole pack. Sometimes you just need a bigger tool box!. I am still learning and cannot wait to see how this learning and training is going to help better balance my pack, my relationship with them, and help my dogs reach their potential (without me losing my sanity) in and out of the ring. Highly, highly recommend.

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