Pet Training in San Francisco, CA

Whether your animal companion is healthy, needs a boost, has issues or disease, sending healing energy, especially in a group can bring relief and healing. It can lift emotional or mental burdens off of you which may also be affecting your animal companion.  The shared energy you regularly exchange is often tender loving, but it can also be...

Learn about the Tarot’s Minor Arcana and the various meanings and ways to interpret its 56 cards (four suits of 14 cards each). Without memorizing the meanings of each card, discover how variations in the cards’ artwork, combined with your own intuitive abilities, can enhance and enrich a Tarot reading.  After taking this class, you’ll...

This is our advanced trick class, except we take it a step further and include stunts and gags. Circus Level 3 will teach you to get creative with your dog’s training. More advanced students work on agility, stunts, synchronized behaviors with other dogs,and useful service dog behaviors. Get your creative juices flowing while conditioning physically...

This class is for dogs 25 pounds and under and follows the structure of our Circus Level 1 class tailored specifically for small dogs. You and your dog will learn basic obedience as well as tricks. We focus on setting a strong foundation so that your dog can excel at advanced work. Note: The class will be held on Emeryville/Oakland border in the...

This class is for dogs of all ages (including puppies), shapes and sizes. Here, you and your dog learn basic obedience, basic tricks and routines. Small classes allow us to offer individualized instruction. We focus on setting a strong foundation so that your dog can excel at advanced work. Note: The class will be held on Emeryville/Oakland border...

This class is for students who have completed Circus Level 1 and their dogs show a complete grasp of the Symmetrical Foundation. A 1 minute stay, 20-foot Send to a pedestal, 10-foot Send Around Cone, Sit Pretty, Bow, spin. More importantly, Circus 2 dogs show an ability to work away from the handler in a distracting situations.  Level 2 dogs...

So you have a great concept that you think would make an awesome kid’s TV show or a brilliant idea for a play that you want to write for young audiences—what should you do before you put pen to paper? Cusi Cram and Peter Hirsch, award-winning veterans of both children’s TV and theater for young audiences (with credits including “Arthur”,...

Did you miss our sold-out lecture in March? We’re bringing it back virtually on Zoom as a fundraiser to help QED reopen when they can. This lecture will be a special Mother’s Day edition, so you can share this in event virtually with your mom! On this talk, Marie Carter will take you on a journey back in time to learn about the women who were...

The Completely Unofficial & Definitely Unlicensed Boy Wizard Mini Tour of the de Young Have you been waiting for an owl to tap on your window since you turned 11 years old? Have your Potter-loving friends and family ever referred to you as a “Muggle” (and you had no idea whether or not you should be insulted, but were too afraid to ask)? Do...