From good to great, together.
Workshops, classes and special events for devoted dog lovers
All Dogs Are Good offers regular opportunities for learning and skill development - from online to in person events across Victoria. We aim to make learning fun, informal, and accessible. Come along to meet fellow dog owners and share some 'ah-ha!' moments.
Select your area:
Goldfields region
Social walks (Daylesford and Castlemaine)
Daylesford: every second Saturday at 9am at Lake Daylesford
Castlemaine: every second Thursday at 1pm at Castlemaine Botanical Gardens
Social walks are the classes your dog would choose to attend! They involve coming together as a group and going for a dog-focused walk together. Social walks allow dogs to deepen their social skills and improve their confidence. We focus on observing body language and activities that allow dogs to use their natural abilities. We also focus on skill-building, such as loose lead walking, dealing with novelty in the environment, recall and greeting behaviour between dogs.
Social walks are open to dogs of all ages, sizes and breeds. They are a great opportunity for young dogs to learn from older ones and for nervous dogs to gain confidence.
Interested? Classes are open to All Dogs Are Good clients and puppy class graduates. Get in touch to find out more.
Rapid Recall (Goldfields region)
When: Friday 5 May from 9am - 12pm
Where: 2 Olivers Ln, Elphinstone VIC 3448
Sick of calling your dog’s name as they disappear in the distance? Through fun games, useful tips and a deeper understanding of what motivates your dog, you’ll learn how to beat those distractions and get your dog reliably coming back to you. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available. Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants / $100 for observers
Learn with us all day! Rapid Recall + Un-Chase! BUNDLE:
$330 for participants / $150 for observers
Un-Chase! (Goldfields region)
When: Friday 5 May from 1pm - 4pm
Where: 2 Olivers Ln, Elphinstone VIC 3448
Does your dog love to chase? Dogs who rush after objects, people and animals can pose a risk to themselves and others. The Un-Chase! program was developed to teach dogs alternative behaviours when faced with triggers such as wildlife, livestock, family pets and vehicles. Learn the principles of this positive approach during this special workshop, featuring Un-Chase! founder Alexis Davison. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available . Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants / $100 for observers
Learn with us all day! Rapid Recall + Un-Chase! BUNDLE:
$330 for participants / $150 for observers
Unchase! Snakes (Goldfields region)
When: Saturday 6 May from 9am - 12pm
Where: 2 Olivers Ln, Elphinstone VIC 3448
Snakes are one of the biggest fears and challenges for dog guardians. During this workshop you will be introduced to the principles of teaching your dog to avoid snakes in the environment, using positive and reward based methods. This unique program has been developed over many years and will help you gain peace of mind and increased safety for you and your dog. Discover fun training exercises you can use throughout your dog’s life, and don’t miss this chance to learn from Un-Chase! Snakes founder and guest trainer Alexis Davison. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available . Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants / $100 for observers
Gippsland
Rapid Recall (Gippsland)
When: Sunday 7 May from 9am - 12pm
Where: 1025 Outtrim-Leongatha Rd, Outtrim VIC 3951
Sick of calling your dog’s name as they disappear in the distance? Through fun games, useful tips and a deeper understanding of what motivates your dog, you’ll learn how to beat those distractions and get your dog reliably coming back to you. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available. Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants / $100 for observers
Un-Chase! (Gippsland)
When: Sunday 7 May from 1pm - 4pm
Where: 1025 Outtrim-Leongatha Rd, Outtrim VIC 3951
Does your dog love to chase? Dogs who rush after objects, people and animals can pose a risk to themselves and others. The Un-Chase! program was developed to teach dogs alternative behaviours when faced with triggers such as wildlife, livestock, family pets and vehicles. Learn the principles of this positive approach during this special workshop, featuring Un-Chase! founder Alexis Davison. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available . Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants SOLD OUT
$100 for observers BOOK HERE
Un-Chase! Snakes (Gippsland)
When: Monday 8 May from 9am - 12pm
Where: 1025 Outtrim-Leongatha Rd, Outtrim VIC 3951
Snakes are one of the biggest fears and challenges for dog guardians. During this workshop you will be introduced to the principles of teaching your dog to avoid snakes in the environment, using positive and reward based methods. This unique program has been developed over many years and will help you gain peace of mind and increased safety for you and your dog. Discover fun training exercises you can use throughout your dog’s life, and don’t miss this chance to learn from Un-Chase! Snakes founder and guest trainer Alexis Davison. Only 6 participant (1 dog + max 2 people) spaces available . Limited observer (1 person, no dog) spaces also available.
$185 for participants SOLD OUT
$100 for observers BOOK HERE
Reducing stress in the clinical setting and beyond (Gippsland)
When: Monday 8 May from 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Where: Kongwak Public Hall, 1440 Korumburra-Wonthaggi Rd, Kongwak VIC 3951
Safety and communication are key components of healthy relationships, and this extends to our companion animals. Wellbeing considerations are particularly important in veterinary settings, as stress can quickly result in more extreme and unpredictable behaviour. During this talk behaviour consultants Harriet Alexander and Alexis Davison will deep dive into a range of easy and practical ways to help animals cope in a variety of settings. From more relaxed vet visits to dealing with stimulating environments, these insights will be applicable to those working with animals day-to-day, as well as with their human clients. Confirm your spot at this FREE talk below.