Training Spot helps dog owners in Eugene and Springfield build happier lives with their dogs through positive reinforcement training. Since 2005, our certified trainers have offered puppy programs, group classes, private lessons, in-home training, and behavior consultations. Whether you’re working on manners, leash walking, polite greetings, or more complex behavior challenges, we’re here to support you with practical, science-based training and a friendly community.
Training & services
Training goals
Behavior consultation
Canine Good Citizen preparation
House training
Leash training
Puppy training
Socialization
Behavior support
Aggression training
Reactivity training
Separation anxiety
How training happens
Board and train
Group classes
In-home training
Private training
Dog age
Adult dogs
Puppies
Senior dogs
Training level
Advanced training
Class options
Makeup classes
Support between sessions
Personalized training plans
Dog sports
Trick training
Training approach
Force-free training
Positive reinforcement
Additional services
Boarding
Dog walking
Grooming
Other listed services
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Animal Behavior
Behavior Assessment
Canine First Aid
Canine Fitness
Certified Trainer
Certified Training
Coach Program
Dog Behavior Consultants
Family Dog
Fitness Exercises
Fitness Training
Good Dog Classes
Helping Dogs
Leash Skills
New Dogs
Pet Parents
Special Training
Target Training
Training Sessions
Vet Visits
Veterinary Medicine
Week Class
Week Course
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Questions & answers
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What people have asked about this business.
Can you help my dog stop chewing on things ? Listening/Obedience that will stick? I feel like he is mentally challenged and doesn't recall commands.
Yes we can help. We classes as well as private lessons. Visit trainingspot.us/services for more information.
I have a nine month old German/Australian Shepard female who will refuse to get in to my truck due to previous car sick episodes. I want to take her with me when I go places. I’m very frustrated!! Any helpful advice would be appreciated!
Thank you
Hi Sarah,
I would recommend talking with your vet about medication for car sickness. It can be helpful to rule out car sickness first before going the training route.
Community answer · Jen Biglan · 2019-09-21
I am not a trainer, but my dog was the same. I got in the back with her and a treat. I sat there for 20 minutes with her without the car running. I got out with her, walked her around the car, then did it again. She is great now!
5/5Annette at Training Spot gave us hope! Oscar and I have come a long way under her guidance. Oscar struggles with reactivity, especially with new people. Annette has coached us with how to meet new people and handle new things. His confidence is so much better now. Our journey isn…Read full reviewClose full review
Annette at Training Spot gave us hope! Oscar and I have come a long way under her guidance. Oscar struggles with reactivity, especially with new people. Annette has coached us with how to meet new people and handle new things. His confidence is so much better now. Our journey isn’t over yet, but I have a very different, happier dog than I started with. Thank you to Annette and the team at Training Spot.
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Tracy Eckertson
5/5
Great insight to pet behavior
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George Redpath
5/5
Great trainers that give clear and concise curving in a clean and inviting space. One can join group or one on one lessons if one likes.
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Amy Duke
5/5
I just signed up for another training class with my boy Dodger. He is a little shy but coming to these classes has been such a great experience.
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steve Morse
5/5
Wonderful place to train your new puppy
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