Get your dog ready for Yappy Hour at the Mall!


This fun, upbeat class will prep your dog to do you proud at Yappy Hour.


We’ll work on:

Reaching the treat table without a scene

Your Fido chilling out while you relax with a glass of wine

Strutting down the vendor runway together with confidence


Why join us:

Feel in control

Brag about your dog’s good behavior

Turn heads for the right reasons


Who it’s for:

Friendly dogs and people who want to enjoy a fun night out together


The what, the where, the when, the how much:

4 small group training sessions with a professional dog trainer

Bell Tower

Starting November 17, 2026 5:30pm - 6:30pm

$300


WANT YOUR DOG TO?

Sit to say please?

Respond the first time?

Walk nicely on leash?

Greet people politely?

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LET US HELP YOU WITH ALL OF THIS AND MORE!  

APPROPRIATE GREETINGS

RUSHING BACK WHEN CALLED

WALKING NICELY ON A LEASH

POLITE INTERACTIONS WITH OTHERS

Through positive reinforcement we can teach your dog to enjoy learning and behaving.  The best part is that we can do the work for you.  Then we teach you how to maintain the progress and enjoy more fun time together!

“Best decision I ever made to get training from Lander for Stella! Personalized home training with Doggipal has helped us learn to train her despite her anxiety and provides a framework for her to become a much loved and enjoyed family member! Thanks Lander”
— Stephanie Stovall

 

MEET MAX

We've known Max since DOGGIPAL started. He has been working with us for one year now.  In the beginning Max would bark at other dogs on his walk.  Now he can successfully turn around and go the other direction without a struggle and/or sit down nicely and watch them pass.  Max loves his training sessions so much he does circles when we get started! What we love most is showing his family all the new behaviors that he has learned and how they can maintain them. 

Find Out How He Learned Them →

“We love Lander! He taught us (and Max) so much!! He also had alternative solutions for when the standard stuff didn’t work.”
— Amy Stanfill