Learn More About Class Passes
Regular Class Pass Prices
| Pass Type | Price | Expiration | Suggested Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Six Class Pass | $165 | Expires 12 weeks after purchase | One class per week for 6 weeks |
| Ten Class Pass | $245 | Expires 16 weeks after purchase | One class per week for 10 weeks |
| Fifteen Class Pass | $315 | Expires 17 weeks after purchase | Attend weekly or 2–3 classes per week |
League Pass Price
| Pass Type | Price | Class Access | Expiration |
|---|---|---|---|
| League Pass | $265 | 12 League/Trickovation Classes | 6 months from purchase |
Class Pass Policies
Refund & Credit Policy
Please review the following guidelines regarding class pass refunds and training credit transfers:
Refund Policy
All class pass sales are final.
Refunds will not be issued for:
Passes that have been used, even if unused classes remain.
Passes that are expired, whether or not they were used.
Refunds may be requested under limited circumstances, with a $35 administrative fee, if the following conditions are met:
If First Class Attended
You must notify us in writing at info@mjspettrainingacademy.com
Notification must be received within 24 hours of attending your first class
A $35 administrative fee will apply
For Unused Pass (Within 7 Days of Purchase)
If your pass has not been used and it is within 7 days of purchase, you may request a refund
A $35 administrative fee will apply
Training Credit Transfers
If your dog is found to be unsuitable for group classes after attending the first session, your class pass may be converted into a training credit for private sessions or evaluations.
Conditions:
Must be approved by your instructor
Request must be made within one business day of the first class attended
Credit must be used within 2 weeks of the transfer date
Credit is not valid for retail products or non-training services
What to Expect
Group classes are a great way to build skills around distractions and improve your dog’s focus, but not every dog is immediately ready for a group setting. To participate, your dog must be comfortable working around other dogs and people, and show safe, manageable behavior in a shared space. If you're unsure whether your dog is a good fit, we're happy to help you decide! Contact us with any questions—we can guide you toward the best training option for your dog. We run classes throughout the week. While some classes may fill up, sometimes we have slower times of day where there is only one student. We can’t guarantee the class size.
Dog Gear
Retractable leashes are not allowed in class. Please bring your dog on a flat collar, harness or martingale collar. You should also bring plenty of treats and dog food along with a toy for your dog.
About Treats
Your dog will be more motivated by high-value treats in distracting environments, but you don’t need to overfeed during training. We suggest creating a balanced “trail mix” that includes your dog’s regular kibble along with a variety of training treats. Mixing the options keeps your dog’s interest. You can also use squeeze tubes, lick jars, and other creative treat options. Just remember—too many treats can cause problems, so it’s important to find the balance that works best for your dog.
About Toys
Play is an important part of training. Learning how to use toys in a session can strengthen both learning and your bond. A ball on a rope or a small tug toy works especially well. Keep a few toys that are reserved only for training time to make them extra valuable.
About Praise, Sniffs, and More
Training isn’t only about food or toys. Our system also encourages you to understand your dog’s behavior and strategically use the environment, praise, and sniff breaks as powerful rewards. You’ll learn how to apply these strategies by attending our class series. Be sure to ask your trainer about the importance of using a variety of rewards.
Footwear
For your safety and your dog’s success, please wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes—athletic sneakers are ideal. Flip-flops, sandals, or heels can make it harder to handle your dog safely during training activities. You'll be moving, turning, and rewarding often. Come ready to train!