Group classes
Everyday life rarely happens without distractions, and that is exactly what makes group training so valuable. EngaDog Group Classes provide a small-group setting in which your dog can practise staying responsive and able to make good choices even with other dogs around.
Depending on the focus of the session, we explore impulse control and frustration tolerance, orientation and co-regulation, brainwork, or cooperation and everyday boundaries. Rather than following rigid exercises, we work with varied, carefully structured challenges that translate into skills you can actually use in everyday life.
Impulse Control & Frustration Tolerance
Not every impulse needs to be acted on. We practise staying responsive around exciting distractions through short, manageable exercises in waiting, reorientation and self-control. The goal is to give your dog strategies for handling impluses, excitement, anticipation and frustration with greater ease.
Location: Upper Engadin (the exact meeting point will be shared with participants three days before the session.)
When: Sunday, 1 / 8 / 22 November 2026, at 10:30 am
Duration: approx. 1–1.5 hours
Cooperation vs. Confrontation
What happens when you want one thing but your dog has a completely different idea? Let's explore boundaries, guidance and cooperation through clear communication, mutual trust and reliable teamwork. Your dog learns to stay responsive, accept direction and look to you for guidance.
Location: Upper Engadin (the exact meeting point will be shared with participants three days before the session.)
When: Sunday, 1 / 8 / 22 November 2026 at 15:30
Duration: approx. 1–1.5 hours
Brain Work
A long walk or endless rounds of fetch may tire your dog physically but physical exercise alone doesn’t provide the mental stimulation dogs need. Nosework, problem-solving and learning new skills engage the brain in a completely different way. Together, we explore creative brain work that encourage focus, calmness and confidence.
Location: Upper Engadin (the exact meeting point will be shared with participants three days before the session.)
When: Saturday, 7 / 21 / 28 November 2026 at 10:30
Duration: approx. 1–1.5 hours
Orientation & Co-Regulation
Can you tell what your dog needs when the world around them gets exciting or overwhelming? Learn to observe behaviour, read canine body language and recognise early signs of stress or uncertainty – helping your dog feel safe, seek support from you and reconnect when things get challenging.
Location: Upper Engadin (the exact meeting point will be shared with participants three days before the session.)
When: Saturday, 7 / 21 / 28 November 2026 at 15:30
Duration: approx. 1–1.5 hours
CHF 30 per session
Special offer: CHF 25 per team for all bookings made in 2026
Ready to join?
Book your class with Barbara via WhatsApp or SMS at 077 806 98 44, or use the contact form.