Online Courses
We have helped Minnesota dog owners since 1995, and are excited to expand our program online!
Courses
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$120.00Puppy Kindergarten
Learn how to teach your puppy basic obedience commands using treats & praise. We'll work on good manners like no jumping, puppy biting, & nuisance barking. We'll also discuss health & safety topics like nail trimming, travel safety, &a...
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$140.00Beginning Obedience
We work to teach and develop a reliable response to basic obedience commands like Sit, Down, Stay with distractions, Come, and and Heel on a loose leash. We also help you teach your dog how to keep four feet on the floor, and stay quiet when asked.
Who are we?
Tails Up has operated in Minnesota since 1995, and has helped thousands of people train their dogs. Experience counts when it comes to giving you and your dog the best training. Each member of the Tails Up staff competes in American Kennel Club dog shows and has more than ten years of experience in dog training, breeding, showing and grooming. Moreover, they understand what it means to have a well-behaved canine family member and how to help you achieve that goal. Tails Up is supportive of all dog owners' training goals from simply having a reliable "come" command to advanced obedience competition.
We use balanced training methods to help your dog learn to be reliable as well as eager and willing. We are as gentle as possible, but as firm as necessary. We believe training should be enjoyable for dog and owner alike. We promote a good working relationship of mutual respect between owner & dog.
Owner, Kori Bevis, has worked with animals since she was a young girl, and began competing with her dogs in 2003. With her Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers, she has earned more than 40 obedience titles including four prestigious American Kennel Club OTCH (Obedience Trial Champion) titles, 16 perfect 200 scores, 100+ HIT awards (Highest Scoring Dog in Trial), 100+ High Combined awards (Highest Combined score in Open B and Utility), and more than 4000 OTCH points. She has been invited to compete at the AKC National Obedience Championship 10 times, and in 2017 had the honor of being the youngest person to ever win the event, becoming the 2017 AKC National Obedience Champion.