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253-240 OBEDIENCE OPEN 2
with B. Riemer

DESCRIPTION: TThe foundation for the Open level competition exercises are introduced. This includes work on precision heeling, including various paces, turns and Figure 8. Handler/dog teams should have an understanding of the Open exercises. The dog should have begun an introduction to drop on recall, dumbbell retrieving, open-level jumping, and command discrimination exercises. As the handler/dog teams progress, distractions and proofing will be done as appropriate. Class can be repeated.
Class Schedule: The class will meet every other week.
PREREQUISITE:
- Having a CD or showing at the Novice level (CD)
- Or, Instructor approval.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Copy of vaccination records;
- 4-6 ft leash;
- buckle collar;
- Variety of small, easy to eat treats.
- Competition dumbell sized to specific dog.
253-524 - AGILITY BEGINNING HANDLING
with L. Chomic

DESCRIPTION: The skills introduced in Agility Foundations 2 will continue to be covered in Agility Beginning Handling. New skills to be introduced include: additional crosses (rear, blind); increasing jump heights; short sequences; sequences with contacts or weaves or tunnels.
PREREQUISITES:
- Successful completion of Agility Foundations 2
- Solid sit stay and/or down stay
- Solid recall when exposed to distractions
- Able to perform a front cross
- Able to achieve a start line stay
- Able to perform a short jump sequence
WHAT TO BRING:
- Buckle collar
- 4-6 foot leash
- Variety of hard treats (that do not crumble easily)
- Crate for the dog when not working on the course
- Extra pair of clean shoes to be used when training on the turf
CLASS PROGRESSION:
- Agility Foundations 1
- Agility Foundations 2
- Agility Beginning Handling
- Agility Maneuvers
- Novice
- Open
- Excellent/Master
- Premier
253-533 - AGILITY NOVICE LEVEL
with T. Rhoades

DESCRIPTION: This class is designed for teams competing in or ready to compete in Novice. Skills to be covered include: full height jumps and contacts; increasing the length and difficulty of sequences; consistently performing 12 weave poles independently; practicing contacts with the chosen end criteria.
NOTE: Only one dog per handler
PREREQUISITES:
- Successful completion of Agility Maneuvers
- Solid sit stay and/or down stay
- Solid recall when exposed to distractions
- Able to perform full height jumps and contacts
- Able to successfully complete 12 weave poles
- Able perform a multiple obstacle sequence
WHAT TO BRING:
- Buckle collar
- 4-6 foot leash
- Variety of hard treats (that do not crumb easily)
- Crate for the dog when not working on course
- Extra pair of clean shoes to be used when training on the turf
COURSE PROGRESSION:
- Agility Foundations 1
- Agility Foundations 2
- Agility Beginning Handling
- Agility Maneuvers
- Novice
- Open
- Excellent/Master
- Premier
REGISTRATION PRIORITY: Early Registration Priority will be granted to students in the previous session (same day/time/instructor) of this class.
Will run
253-250 OBEDIENCE OPEN/ UTILITY PROOFING
with J. Thomas

DESCRIPTION: The Open level competition exercises are covered; and, as the handler/dog team progresses, distractions and proofing will be done as appropriate. This class will now begin introducing the Utility exercises - signals, moving stand, articles, gloves and directed jumping. Class can be repeated.
PREREQUISITE: (two or more of the following)
- Completed Novice CD title
- Competing in Grad Novice (GN) or above;
- Or Instructor approval.
WHAT TO BRING:
- Copy of vaccination records;
- 4-6 ft leash; buckle collar;
- Variety of small, easy to eat treats.
- Competition dumbell sized to specific dog.
Will run