(14-Adult) Includes home management, discipline and problem solving. Methods employed are affection and restraint. Dogs must be at least 6 months old. ~

(3-8 yrs.) These wild members of the dog family are a common sight in our neighborhoods. Learn about their lives through activities and practice yipping like a fox. Children must be accompanied by an adult.  

(11-Adult) Turn your old jeans and t-shirts into tail-wagging fun. In this hands-on craft workshop, learn how to make durable, eco-friendly tug toys your dog will love—no sewing required. Using recycled denim and soft t-shirt fabric, we’ll guide you step-by-step to braid and twist the perfect playtime toy. All materials provided, or bring your own worn clothes for a personal touch. Workshop for humans only, please leave dogs at home.

(8-Adult) Treat your furry friend to something homemade. Learn how to make healthy, simple and tail-waggingly tasty dog treats using wholesome ingredients. No baking required. Perfect for pet parents who want to spoil their pups with love (and snacks). Recipe is easy to recreate at home and customizable for your dog’s dietary needs. Leave with a handful of treats and a new recipe to keep the goodness going. Workshop for humans only, please leave dogs at home.

(14-Adult) K9 Nose Work is a great way to bond with your dogs, stimulate their curious minds, hone their obedience skills and build their confidence and focus. This class encourages dogs to use their sense of smell and natural instincts to search and problem solve. It also gives them an outlet to use their love of hunting. As a low-impact class, it is perfect for dogs of any age, size and personality.

(5-12 yrs.) The art of playing comes to life in this Kidcreate camp. Dive into fun projects featuring cuddly puppy dogs, adorable teddy bears, cute kitties, and even sporty basketballs. This cano will help our kids unleash their creativity and explore a magical world of playful, artistic adventures. No camp December 24 & 25.

(16-Adult) Dogs are well known for their powerful noses, and those sniffing superpowers are proving to be invaluable for conservation efforts. Join Laura Holder, founder of Conservation Dogs Collective, for an inside look at the groundbreaking work her team of canine conservationists is doing. These specially trained dogs are using their powerful noses to locate endangered species like bumblebee nests and turtles, playing a vital role in wildlife preservation. They're also helping to detect and eradicate invasive plant species and improving the health of our ecosystem. Come learn more about how these incredible dogs are protecting the natural world. Lecture is held online with an option to watch at the Horticulture Center. A link for the program will be emailed no later than the morning of the event.