Pub Manners · 4-Week Group Class
Turn your good dog into your best pub buddy.

Pub Manners: Group Dog Training Class in Melbourne, FL

Your dog knows the basics. Now it is time to master real world manners in one of the most fun and distracting environments out there: an actual pub. Grab a beer, enjoy the food, and let your dog learn how to hang.

4Weeks
FullWaitlist open
6Dogs Max

Not sure your dog is ready? Ask before you join the list. The waitlist form has a few written questions, and a call takes two minutes.

At Intracoastal Brewing Co.
Private student group
Food and drinks on site
A dog relaxing calmly at a pub during a Trajectory Dog Training group class
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Why This Class Exists

Pubs, restaurants, and cafes are more dog friendly than ever.

That is great news, right up until you are trying to relax and your dog is laser focused on the nachos at the next table, or lunging to greet every passing person.

This and more can make these outings anything but relaxed for us, our dogs, and the cafe staff. As we like to say, the only “chaser” we want comes with a beverage.

If we want to enjoy these fun but distracting environments with our dogs, we need to teach them how to do that successfully.

Inside The Class

What “pub manners” actually looks like.

Real dogs. Real patios. Real distractions, handled.

This is a class where your dog learns to chill, not just train.

What Your Dog Will Learn

Six real world skills. One relaxed afternoon.

We distill complex pub and cafe manners into bite sized component behaviors and build them into practical sequences through effective, positive training.

I.

Settle under the table

Truly relaxed, not just waiting for you to look away. Your dog learns to chill through the whole meal.

II.

Calm greetings

Polite hellos when strangers (and their dogs) walk by. No lunging, no crying, no drama.

III.

Polite ordering

Stay settled when you get up for another round. A trained behavior sequence that actually impresses the crowd.

IV.

Leash walking through chaos

Navigate tight spaces and high traffic areas without spilling your beer. Teamwork walking at its finest.

V.

Bomb proof “leave it”

Dropped food. Other dogs. Kids running by. Your dog learns to let the unexpected happen without losing it.

VI.

Recover from startles

A glass breaks, someone cheers, your dog just settles again. Rapid recovery from startling sounds is a real world superpower.

Class Details

Everything you need to know in one place.

Location
Intracoastal Brewing Co.
Outdoor patio, Melbourne, FL
Time
Sundays, 12:00 to 1:00 PM
One hour per session, four weeks
Availability
Class full, waitlist open
All six spots are taken. Join the waitlist: if a spot opens you are first in line, and you get first pick of the next round.
Level
Intermediate
Builds on foundations your dog already has
Session Dates
November 1, 2026November 8, 2026November 15, 2026November 22, 2026
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What Is Included

More than just four afternoons.

Enrolling gets you into the class, but it also gets you into the community. Here is everything you have access to the moment you join.

Four one hour sessions

Live, in person training for four consecutive weeks. Real practice in a real pub environment.

Written training instructions

Step by step homework for each week’s skills, posted in the group. You always know exactly what to practice between classes.

Between class support

Stuck on something at home? Post in the group and get answers. No waiting until the next session to troubleshoot.

Is This The Right Fit?

Pub Manners is an intermediate class.

We are building on foundations your dog already has. Here is how to tell if this is the right time.

You are a great fit

This class is for you if…

Your dog is comfortable around people and other dogs, and you are ready to level up in the real world.

  • Takes treats in the presence of other dogs and people
  • Knows sit and down on cue
  • Has basic leash walking skills
  • Is comfortable around other dogs and people (not reactive)
  • Has some experience settling on a mat at home
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This class may not be right if…

If any of these describe your dog, starting here would set you both up for frustration. We have better paths forward.

  • Your dog is reactive (barking, lunging, growling at dogs or people)
  • Your dog has not yet learned basic obedience at home
  • Your dog is highly fearful in new environments
  • You are currently too busy to practice at home between classes

Honestly not sure which column your dog is in?

Most people aren’t, and the difference between “excitable” and “reactive” is hard to judge from your own living room. Describe what your dog does and we will tell you straight, including if a different program is the better start.

Get On The List

November is full. Join the waitlist.

All six spots for the November session are spoken for. Join the waitlist below and you are first in line if a spot opens, and first to know when the next round is scheduled. There is no payment to join.

November class full · waitlist open · no payment to join

Have a question before you write all this out?

The form asks a few things in your own words, on purpose, so we can tell whether the class will actually work for your dog. If you would rather just ask first, that is completely fine.

Pub Manners Waitlist
Tell Us About Your Dog
If not known, use your best assessment.

Joining the waitlist does not cost anything and does not commit you. I review every application personally and will reach out if a November spot opens, and when the next session is scheduled.

Not quite sure if your dog is ready? Review the fit check above, or call (321) 209-0504.

The Venue

Hosted at Intracoastal Brewing Company.

One of the area’s favorite spots, with a spacious dog friendly outdoor patio: the ideal real world training environment. Open tables, passing foot traffic, dropped french fries, and all the delicious chaos that makes for excellent practice.

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Drinks on tap

Order when you arrive, sip through class, or stay after. Your call.

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Food on site

Eat during class if you want. Your dog is about to be working on “leave it” anyway.

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Open air patio

Shade, breeze, and plenty of space. Real world distractions without overwhelm.

Come hungry, come thirsty, and stay as long as you like. The patio is yours.

Intracoastal Brewing Co. · Melbourne, FL
Questions We Hear A Lot

Things people ask before signing up.

When is the next class?
The November session (four consecutive Sundays: November 1, 8, 15, and 22, 2026 at Intracoastal Brewing Co. in Melbourne, 12:00 to 1:00 PM) is full. The class is capped at six dogs. Join the waitlist and you are first in line if a spot opens, and first to know when the next round is scheduled.
What is the private Facebook group?
When you enroll, you get added to a private Facebook group just for Pub Manners students. It is already set up and running: every week’s training instructions and homework live there, so you always know exactly what to practice. You can ask questions between classes, share wins, troubleshoot tricky moments, and connect with other owners going through it with you. Honestly, the community piece is one of the best parts of the class.
Can I eat and drink during class?
Absolutely. This is a pub, not a classroom. Order a drink and food when you arrive, keep sipping through the session, and stay after to hang out. The brewery opens at noon on Sundays, right as class starts, so plan to order once you get there rather than beforehand. Honestly, the more real life is happening around your dog, the better the training. The whole point is teaching them to be chill while you enjoy yourself.
What if I miss a session?
Life happens, we get it. Each session builds on the one before it, so missing a class will put you behind. But the Facebook group softens the blow: all homework and written instructions are posted there, so you can keep up between classes even if you miss one live. We cannot repeat missed material in class, but you will not be lost. Best bet: put all four dates in your calendar before enrolling.
What should I bring to class?
Your dog on a flat collar or harness (no retractable leashes), a 4 to 6 foot leash, a mat or towel for settling, plenty of small high value treats, water for your dog, and a relaxed attitude. Food and drinks are available on site.
Can I bring my puppy?
Pub Manners is intermediate level, so we typically recommend dogs be at least 6 months old and have basic obedience down. If your dog is under 16 weeks, the Build program is the right starting point. Not sure? Call (321) 209-0504 with your puppy’s age and we will point you to the right fit.
What if it rains?
Florida weather is Florida weather. For light rain, class still runs, since we train under cover. For severe weather or lightning, we reschedule. You will get an email that morning with the plan. Any weather canceled sessions are made up at the end of the series.
Can I bring friends or family to watch?
Absolutely. This is a pub, not a private session. Family and friends are welcome to join, grab a drink and a bite, and cheer you on. Just a kind ask: please keep additional guests from directly interacting with class dogs during training time.
What is the refund policy?
Full refund up to 7 days before the first class. After that, we can transfer your spot to a future session if something comes up. We do not pro-rate for missed sessions, but we will work with you if there is an unusual circumstance.

Question that is not here? Call (321) 209-0504 or send a text. You are not signing up for anything by asking.

Missed This Round?

November is full, but the list is open.

Four weeks. Six dogs. One relaxed afternoon at a time: drink in hand, food on the table, your dog settled beside you. All six spots are taken for November. Join the waitlist and you are first in line if one opens, and first to hear about the next round.

Class starts November 1, 2026 · Intracoastal Brewing Company · Melbourne, FL