- Sportparklaan, 1182 DB Amsterdam
- 06-14121505
- info@minervadogtraining.nl
- Training at your own level
- Outdoor training
- Free entry
- Personal coaching at home or on location
- Certified trainers
At our Dog School you can start at any moment with Puppy Training, Basic Obedience 1 or 2, Detection and Hoopers.
The first class for new entries is a trial class of 35 euros and is part of the total course fee. We find it important that Minerva Dog Training is the perfect fit for you!
We have no waiting lists and work exclusively in a positive manner with the aim to bring owner and dog closer together. At our Dog School certified dog trainers will help you train your dog. You can contact us for personal advice on raising your puppy, teenage dog, adult dog or rehomed dog. We also offer behavioral guidance and are specialized in separation anxiety.
8 practical classes of 45 min
online theory
Incl. 1 trial class
Course certificate
10 practical classes of 45 min
online theory
Incl. 1 trial class
Course certificate
You have a dog and you would like personal help in raising your puppy, adolescent or adoptive dog, but you cannot join our group classes.
You want personal guidance and help to better understand and work on your dog’s unwanted behavior.
Your puppy hasn’t yet learned to be home alone, or your dog cannot be left alone and you don’t know how to solve this. We can help you.
5 classes
Personal training
30 minutes per class
Classes on request
Registration is closed at the moment
5 classes
45 minutes per class
Maximum of 4 participants
Beginners course
A dog sport for you and your dog
1 class
45 minutes per class
Maximum of 5 participants
Mixed dog sports
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