Three-Week Refresher Course | Prodogz Dog Training

Are you a past client of Prodogz Dog Training looking to sharpen your dog's skills? We are proud to offer a specialized three-week refresher class designed specifically for those who have previously completed our training services.

Whether you have participated in private sessions, puppy preschool, or basic obedience, this course is the perfect opportunity to brush up on foundational behaviors. If your dog is struggling with commands like Sit, Down, Stay, and Recall, or if you simply want to provide a controlled environment for socialization, this class offers professional guidance at an introductory cost.

Class Details & Schedule

Instructor

Bethany Brown

Investment

$100.00

Location

201 E. Barnett Rd, Medford, OR


  • Prerequisites: Past Prodogz client; dogs 6 months and older.
  • Schedule: 3 consecutive weeks, every Tuesday evening.
  • Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM (90-minute sessions).
  • Start Date: November 15th.

Note on Reactivity: If your dog is reactive, aggressive, or extremely nervous in group settings, we recommend a private session before attempting a group refresher class to ensure the best outcome for everyone.

Reserve Your Spot

Signing up is easy—simply fill out our online application and submit your entry fee to lock in your position. You will receive a confirmation email with final instructions the night before the first session.

Questions? Contact us at 541-608-2857 or email [email protected].

Dog Training for Veterans

Bethany Brown

The Dog Trainer
  • Position Dog Trainer
  • Experience 8 Years Of Experience
  • Service Record 2 tours in Iraq, several awards and citations including an Army Commendation Medal and the Combat Action Badge

Who is Bethany Brown

Bethany Graduated with honors from Tullahoma High School in Tullahoma Tennessee in 2001. At the age of 11 she began her life and her love of animals working at a local Veterinary Hospital.

Shortly after graduation at the age of 17 she joined the US Army and served as a communications specialist for eight years. Her duty stations include; Germany, Alaska, Hungary, Kosovo, and 2 tours in Iraq. She has recieved several awards and citations including an Army Commendation Medal and the Combat Action Badge. Upon separation from the military the Veterans administration diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and she found that she needed a way to decompress after her combat experiences. She found hiking, camping, watching her boys play sports, knitting, working out at the gym, and anything that can be done with her dog provided solace.

Spending time with her dog and other animals provided the greatest relief so she currently does house sitting and pet sitting, caring for all types of animals. Which has led to her greatest passion of training dogs and helping owners understand their dogs needs. She has found that working with her own dog has taught her some important life lessons and helped her through some of the toughest times of her life, so much so that she is passionate about teaching and helping foster greater relationships between dogs and owners.