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OBEDIENCE
Puppy class-socialization, basic problem solving (chewing, potty training,
barking, biting) getting your puppy off on the right paw. For ages 8 weeks to 6
months. This is a 5 week class.
Obedience Level I-basic manners, work on attention, sit, down, stay, come
willingly when called, walking nicely on lead, and Leave It! For dogs 6 months
or older. 6 week class.
Obedience Level II- fine tuning of Level I, with the addition of heeling, fronts,
finishes, and Canine Good Citizen's Testing offered at the end of this class, for
a $10 fee. For dogs 6 months or older, and has been through Level I. 6 week
class.
Get Ready to Show- this class is for students who want the most out of their
dog, start of off-lead work, hand signals, proofing and preparing to show. For
dogs 6 months or older, and has been through Level II. 6 week class.
Puppy class-socialization, basic problem solving (chewing, potty training,
barking, biting) getting your puppy off on the right paw. For ages 8 weeks to 6
months. This is a 5 week class.
Obedience Level I-basic manners, work on attention, sit, down, stay, come
willingly when called, walking nicely on lead, and Leave It! For dogs 6 months
or older. 6 week class.
Obedience Level II- fine tuning of Level I, with the addition of heeling, fronts,
finishes, and Canine Good Citizen's Testing offered at the end of this class, for
a $10 fee. For dogs 6 months or older, and has been through Level I. 6 week
class.
Get Ready to Show- this class is for students who want the most out of their
dog, start of off-lead work, hand signals, proofing and preparing to show. For
dogs 6 months or older, and has been through Level II. 6 week class.
AGILITY
Introduction to Agility-using a positive method, introducing jumps, weave
poles, tunnels, chutes, and contact obstacles all at very low heights, target
training, flat work, and obedience foundation skills. For dogs 4 months or
older. 6 week class.
Agility Level I-continuation of the intro class, with small sequences, start off
lead work, speed circles, start on crosses. For dogs 6 months or older, and
has been through the Intro class. 6 week class.
Agility Level II-continuation of teamwork, and sequencing, start on lead-outs,
lead-out-pivot, fine tune crosses, full height contacts. For dogs 6 months or
older, and has been through the Level I. 6 week class.
Agility Level III-fine tune of handler skills, work towards jumps full height,
competition poles, fine tune distance work. Prepare to show. For dogs 6
months or older and has been through the Level II. If under a year will not jump
full height. 6 week class.
Introduction to Agility-using a positive method, introducing jumps, weave
poles, tunnels, chutes, and contact obstacles all at very low heights, target
training, flat work, and obedience foundation skills. For dogs 4 months or
older. 6 week class.
Agility Level I-continuation of the intro class, with small sequences, start off
lead work, speed circles, start on crosses. For dogs 6 months or older, and
has been through the Intro class. 6 week class.
Agility Level II-continuation of teamwork, and sequencing, start on lead-outs,
lead-out-pivot, fine tune crosses, full height contacts. For dogs 6 months or
older, and has been through the Level I. 6 week class.
Agility Level III-fine tune of handler skills, work towards jumps full height,
competition poles, fine tune distance work. Prepare to show. For dogs 6
months or older and has been through the Level II. If under a year will not jump
full height. 6 week class.
Conformation
How a specific dog's structure, type and temperment conform to it's breed
standard of excellence. Conformation is also referred to as breed competition.
Junior Handling-The actual competitive classes offered to handlers under the
age of 18, exhibiting their skills.
How a specific dog's structure, type and temperment conform to it's breed
standard of excellence. Conformation is also referred to as breed competition.
Junior Handling-The actual competitive classes offered to handlers under the
age of 18, exhibiting their skills.
