Garima's Group Dog Activities & Adventures

Our group activities are a fantastic way for you and your dog to meet a community of like-minded pet parents. We create a relaxed, supportive space where everyone can share stories, learn from each other, and just enjoy a calm day out.

Here’s a glimpse into the variety of activities we do. From agility and focus work to first swimming sessions and crate training, every day is a new adventure designed to build your dog's confidence and skills in a fun, safe environment.

A huge part of socialization is teaching dogs how to be calm around others. In this video, I'm using body blocking to help Floyd navigate a space with other dogs, ensuring everyone feels safe. This is a key skill we practice in our workshops.

Nothing makes me happier than hearing from pet parents who have seen a real change in their relationship with their dog. This is a powerful reminder that with a little guidance and a lot of empathy, we can learn to let our dogs just be dogs.

Exploring the Muninagara backwaters with our Companion Dog Club was an absolute blast. Our guided hikes are all about giving dogs the freedom to sniff, splash, and explore nature, which is one of the best forms of enrichment.

Look at that happy face! Our Doggy Summer Camps are designed for pure fun. This sporty pup is having the time of his life during a supervised swim, a perfect way to beat the heat and burn off some energy.

This is the real, unfiltered me. Life with dogs, especially high-energy ones, is often chaotic, hilarious, and totally unpredictable. I believe in embracing the goofy moments just as much as the training wins.

We host a variety of events throughout the year, like this special hike for Indie dogs at Muninagara Lake. These posters give you a quick look at what's coming up, so you can find the perfect activity for you and your dog.

Being trusted by powerful, beautiful dogs like these two Rottweilers, Myra and Bella, is a special feeling. My work is focused on building great temperaments and a strong, positive bond between dogs and their humans.