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262-215 - OBEDIENCE NOVICE 2/NOVICE 3

$130

with P. Bannick

Calendar Mar 9, 2026 at 11:30 am, runs for 6 weeks

DESCRIPTION: Continuation of skills learned in Novice 1. Increasing distance and proofing of handler/dog team, as appropriate. Work on precision of Novice exercises. Continuing to work on stand for examine, heeling change of pace, heeling with turns, Figure 8, stays. Class can be repeated.

  PREREQUISITE: (one or more of the following)

  • Novice I equivalent;
  • Instructor approval.

WHAT TO BRING:

  • Copy of vaccination records; 
  • 4-6 ft leash;
  • Buckle collar; 
  • Variety of small, easy to eat treats.
Full Course

262-216 OBEDIENCE NOVICE 2

$130

with R. Hower

Calendar Mar 10, 2026 at 6:15 pm, runs for 6 weeks

DESCRIPTION: Continuation of skills learned in Novice 1. Increasing distance and proofing of handler/dog team, as appropriate. Work on precision of Novice exercises. Continuing to work on stand for examine, heeling change of pace, heeling with turns, Figure 8, stays. Class can be repeated.

  PREREQUISITE: (one or more of the following)

  • Novice I equivalent;
  • Instructor approval.

WHAT TO BRING:

  • Copy of vaccination records; 
  • 4-6 ft leash;
  • Buckle collar; 
  • Variety of small, easy to eat treats.
Full Course

262-431 - SCENTWORK BEGINNING CONTINUING

$130

with D. Grifka

Calendar Mar 11, 2026 at 4:15 pm, runs for 5 weeks

DESCRIPTION:  This class follows Introduction to Odor.  This class continues to build on the scentwork team's search skills in search elements -- containers, interiors, exteriors, and vehicles.  Buried search may be introduced, if there is class interest. The complexity of the searches will gradually become more difficult. The method of how to introduce a second odor will be covered.  

PREREQUISITES: (one or more of the following

  • Successful completion of Scentwork Introduction III - Odor
  • Instructor permission

WHAT TO BRING: 

  • Copy of vaccination records
  • Buckle collar or harness
  • Variey of soft treats
  • Crate for your dog
  • 6fy leash and 8-12 long line

Will run

262-432 - SCENTWORK BEGINNING CONTINUING

$130

with D. Grifka

Calendar Mar 11, 2026 at 6:15 pm, runs for 5 weeks

DESCRIPTION:  This class follows Introduction to Odor.  This class continues to build on the scentwork team's search skills in search elements -- containers, interiors, exteriors, and vehicles.  Buried search may be introduced, if there is class interest. The complexity of the searches will gradually become more difficult. The method of how to introduce a second odor will be covered.  

PREREQUISITES: (one or more of the following

  • Successful completion of Scentwork Introduction III - Odor
  • Instructor permission

WHAT TO BRING: 

  • Copy of vaccination records
  • Buckle collar or harness
  • Variey of soft treats
  • Crate for your dog
  • 6fy leash and 8-12 long line
Full Course

262-548 - AGILITY MASTER LEVEL

$130

with A. Duffey

Calendar Mar 12, 2026 at 10 am, runs for 6 weeks

DESCRIPTION: This class is designed for teams competing in or ready to compete in the upper level classes (Excellent/Master). Teams will practice sequences found in Excellent/Master courses and will continue to refine handling skills so that they can successfully perform at the upper levels of agility. 

PREREQUISITES (at least one of the following):

  • Successful completion of Agility Open Level or an Open Agility title
  • Competing at the Excellent or Master level
  • Ready to compete at the Excellent level
  • Instructor approval

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

REGISTRATION PRIORITY: Early Registration Priority will be granted to students in the previous session (same day/time/instructor) of this class.

Will run

262-522 - AGILITY BEGINNING HANDLING 2 (continuing)

$130

with K. Wagner

Calendar Mar 16, 2026 at 8 pm, runs for 6 weeks

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
Full Course

262-730 - FLYBALL - ALL LEVELS

$130

with L. Bradshaw

Calendar Mar 18, 2026 at 8:30 pm, runs for 5 weeks

DESCRIPTION:  This is a class focusing on skills that will help your dog compete in flyball.  Flyball is a relay team sport that has been compared to drag racing with your dog.  The countdown lights start the race between 2 teams of 4 dogs, which in turn, race over low hurdles to retrieve a ball from a spring-loaded box, and race back over the same hurdles to their handler. Once they are back the next dog goes.  The first team to have all their dogs successfully complete the course wins the race.

The class will familiarize entry-level and beginner dogs (and their handlers) with the fundamentals of flyball training.  Successful completion of the class will provide them with the foundation upon which they can build before progessing to participation in flyball competitions.

All levels are welcome

 PREREQUISITES:

  • Successful completion of Puppy or Household class or equivalent
  • Must be up-to-date on vaccinations. 
  • Possess a solid sit/stay and recall

WHAT TO BRING

  • Copy of updated vaccination records
  • 4-6 ft leash
  • Buckle collar
  • Variety of soft, easy to eat treats
  • Tug toy that your dog likes
Full Course

262-103 OBEDIENCE HOUSEHOLD I

$130

with N. Swap

Calendar Mar 19, 2026 at 12 pm, runs for 6 weeks

DESCRIPTION: Thi class is designed to teach basic control (age appropriate) in a variety of situations with distractions. Exercises taught include sit, down, stand, stay, come and controlled walking on a leash. Focus is on household manners to help dog adapt to family life. May also include basic problem solving (e.g., chewing, jumping up, etc.). Most classes use food (soft treats) or silent toys in training.  This class may be repeated.

PREREQUISITES:

  • Dog must be up-to-date on vaccinations.  
  • Must be older than 6 months
  • No class training prerequisites.

WHAT TO BRING:

  • Copy of vaccination records;
  • 4-6 ft leash; buckle collar;
  • Variety of small, easy to eat treats.

 

Full Course




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