House Of Klein Dog Training

House Of Klein Dog Training Welcome to house of Klein dog training in Spencer Massachusetts.

06/04/2026

Sure, ribbons and titles are awesome. Agility and Tricks make really cool social media footage.

However, never underestimate the beauty of owning a dog who you can take for a walk, stop and chat, or sit down and visit with a friend, all without any drama.

My students make me so proud 👏

Reminder! Our 6 pm Advanced Life Skills Class will be held outside this evening! Dress accordingly
06/04/2026

Reminder! Our 6 pm Advanced Life Skills Class will be held outside this evening!

Dress accordingly

Dolly is a 3 year old mixed breed dog who lost her home due to a change in her family’s living situation.She’s truly a g...
06/02/2026

Dolly is a 3 year old mixed breed dog who lost her home due to a change in her family’s living situation.

She’s truly a gem of a dog. Dolly is reliable in the house, fully house trained, and not destructive. She has previously lived peacefully with other dogs, cats, and even birds. She is afraid of children so an adult only home would be best for her. She has shown no signs of being aggressive.

Dolly is a shy girl and isn’t especially interested in meeting new people right away. But once she trusts someone, she loves them with her whole heart.

She can be uncomfortable in new environments and doesn’t really enjoy car rides. She’s the kind of dog who is happiest simply hanging out at home with her people.

Dolly is currently being fostered at my home in West Brookfield, Massachusetts while we search for the perfect home for her.

Anyone interested can message me or email [email protected]

Ace is working hard on impulse control!!
06/01/2026

Ace is working hard on impulse control!!

Exciting news! In partnership with our friends at Timberyard Brewery, our Brewery Buddies class begins July 9!Our 5‑wee...
05/28/2026

Exciting news! In partnership with our friends at Timberyard Brewery, our Brewery Buddies class begins July 9!

Our 5‑week Brewery Buddies class helps dogs learn to relax, focus, and behave politely in lively public spaces. We start with one week at our training center to build foundation skills like settling, leash manners, and impulse control.

Then we take the training on the road with four weeks at Timberyard Brewery, where dogs practice staying calm around people, other dogs, food, and real‑life distractions.

If you're interested, please message or email. This class is for dogs who have completed family dog 2 or have had an evaluation to determine eligibility.

📚 New class sessions are officially open for enrollment! 🐾Whether you’re starting with the basics, building real-world s...
05/27/2026

📚 New class sessions are officially open for enrollment! 🐾
Whether you’re starting with the basics, building real-world skills, or looking for a fun way to train with your dog, our next round of classes is ready for sign-ups.

Spots are limited and classes tend to fill quickly, so if you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time!

https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=13716357

Do you want a dog that you can take anywhere and feel confident about their behavior? Introducing our Advanced Life Skil...
05/27/2026

Do you want a dog that you can take anywhere and feel confident about their behavior?

Introducing our Advanced Life Skills Class

This is where training starts to look like real life.

Advanced Life Skills is for dogs and handlers who are ready to move beyond the basics and put their training to work in more dynamic, everyday situations.

We’ll be working on the skills that actually matter in day to day life: walking politely in a group, settling while people chat, staying engaged around distractions, and handling the kinds of situations you run into out in the world.

This class isn’t about learning new cues. It’s about strengthening what your dog already knows and making it reliable when it counts. Expect a thoughtful, structured environment with just enough real world chaos to help your dog grow.

Dogs should already have a solid foundation and be able to work comfortably around other dogs and people. If you have graduated from our family dog 2 class, or would like to have your dog evaluated to see if they are appropriate, email [email protected] or message us here.

This class will begin on May 28 at 6pm and will run weekly for 5 weeks.

05/25/2026

Miss Daisy is working hard!

“Go to place” is one of the most useful skills a dog can learn.
It teaches calmness, patience, and impulse control while giving dogs clear direction instead of constant correction.
Whether it’s guests at the door, dinner time, kids running around, or hanging out at a brewery patio, a solid place command helps dogs learn how to settle and exist calmly in the world.

You wouldn’t take a brand new love interest to a giant family reunion on your second date. Please don’t take your newly ...
05/24/2026

You wouldn’t take a brand new love interest to a giant family reunion on your second date.

Please don’t take your newly adopted dog to crowded holiday gatherings.

Memorial Day weekend means cookouts, kids running, unfamiliar dogs, loud noises, people wanting to pet them, and constant social pressure. That’s a LOT for a dog who is still trying to figure out who you are and whether the world feels safe.

If your dog already struggles with strangers or social situations, flooding them with “more exposure” usually doesn’t make them more comfortable. It often makes them more worried, more defensive, and more convinced that people are overwhelming.

Confidence is built through thoughtful, positive experiences. NOT survival mode.

Your dog does not need to attend every party to be a good dog. Sometimes the kindest thing you can do is let them stay home, relax, and continue settling into their new life at their own pace.

One of the questions I get a lot is when humans should step in between dogs. especially with puppies.Personally, when I ...
05/23/2026

One of the questions I get a lot is when humans should step in between dogs. especially with puppies.

Personally, when I have a puppy with an older dog, I usually let the older dog set reasonable boundaries. As long as the adult dog isn’t going overboard, scaring the puppy, or hurting them, dogs are often much clearer communicators with each other than we are. A well adjusted adult dog can teach a puppy valuable social skills in a way humans simply can’t replicate.

That said, “they aren’t fighting” doesn’t automatically mean the interaction is healthy or fair.

If the puppy is being relentlessly obnoxious and the older dog is tolerating it instead of correcting it, I’ll absolutely step in and advocate for my adult dog. My old dude Cosmo is incredibly patient with puppies and puts up with a lot. But recently Hoax was chewing on his ears nonstop to the point that they were literally soaked, so I separated them and gave Cosmo a break. He shouldn’t have to constantly manage the puppy himself just because he’s tolerant enough not to complain.

Part of living peacefully in a multidog household is making sure all the dogs feel supported, not just preventing fights. Sometimes that means allowing appropriate communication between dogs, and sometimes it means stepping in before frustration builds.

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133 R West Main Street Spencer
Spencer, MA
01562

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 9pm
Tuesday 2pm - 9pm
Wednesday 2pm - 9pm
Thursday 2pm - 9pm

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