#1 Dog & Puppy Training
School in SE PDX

We aim to foster collaborative relationships & enrich our client’s (and their dog’s) lives.

Not sure where to start? Here are the best ways to connect with us:

✉ team@urbanpawsibilities.com
☎ (503) 235-8098 *Voicemail only
TEXT: 833-510-0195

𖡡 3737 SE 21ST Ave.
Portland, OR, 97202

*Please note, that our facility is by appointment only. We are unavailable for drop-in visits. Set up a Discovery Call to chat, or email to schedule a tour.

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School Your Dog Will Love🐾

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Group Classes

Join a course for puppies, basic manners, intermediate manners, out on the town skills, recall, reactive rover, working around distractions, and Do More With Your Dog Novice Trick Dog.

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Daytraining

Ideal for puppies, new-to-you dogs, or adult dogs looking to establish or brush up on basic manners, reduce reactivity, recall, stop jumping & more!

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Private Training

Get that personal one-on-one coaching to achieve a successful outcome! We’ll work together to problem solve, manage behavior and build real life skills.

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Happy Words From Our Pet Family Members

FROM ON-LEASH ONLY TO OFF-LEASH FREEDOM: Ashly Dale

“Harlow had her first beach trip this weekend and I was so proud of her. I had her on a long line and held onto it for the first half of the outing. She consistently checked in with me (we’ve been working on connection when walking - she’s near me, we play tug) so I dropped the long line. She never went further than 15-20 feet away before circling back to check in. Today, I felt comfortable enough to take the long line off, and she did amazing! 

I can’t thank you enough for everything you taught me in our recall class.”

FROM STRESSFUL PULLING TO PEACEFUL WALKS: Meaghan Smith

“As first time dog owners, we didn't appreciate the challenges of leash walking until our puppy Gus started having trouble around 6 months old. He constantly pulled on the leash, lunged at other dogs, and generally made it a stressful experience for all of us. We then signed up for Walkin' Dog class with Emma. Emma has a patient, engaging teaching style and we learned how frustrating leash walking can be for many dogs and most importantly tools and tips to try at home. After a few months of consistent practice, we can now go on relaxing and enjoyable walks with Gus when we weren't sure we would ever be able to. This class, more than any other, has positively impacted our day-to-day lives as dog parents. Thank you Emma!”