March 2–6: Steal the Gold

Dogs practice take it, hold, and drop with a “gold” toy in a playful, low‑pressure way that builds impulse control and mouth manners. The game encourages focus, problem solving, and cooperative play while keeping dogs mentally engaged. It turns skill building into a rewarding little treasure hunt.

March 9–13: Over the Rainbow Pups

Dogs move through five colorful training stations—sit, touch, spin, down, and more—keeping their minds sharp and their bodies active. The quick transitions boost listening skills, confidence, and excitement without overwhelming them. With treats and praise at every stop, it feels like a joyful, fast-paced adventure rather than formal training.

March 16–20: St. Pawty’s Day Party + Pot of Gold

March 16—St. Pawty’s Day Party!

A box filled with crinkled paper hides treats for dogs to sniff, dig, and uncover, tapping into natural foraging instincts. This activity provides rich mental stimulation and a safe outlet for shredding and exploration. Dogs build confidence as they search and celebrate each little “treasure” they find.

March 23–27: Find the Leprechaun

Dogs follow scent trails, listen for clues, and use their noses to track down a playful “leprechaun” hiding in the play space. The search builds confidence, focus, and scenting skills while keeping the experience lighthearted and fun. When the leprechaun is found, pups enjoy praise, affection, and a big sense of accomplishment.