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Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
This class will create a fun activity for you and your dog. It can be done inside your home or outside.
If you know what motivates your dog (normally food, toys, or your voice) you will be able to spur your dog to hunt for the scent source. While developing your dog’s ability to distinguish different scents, it can also build confidence for the shy or fearful dog.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
This class will create a fun activity for you and your dog. It can be done inside your home or outside.
If you know what motivates your dog (normally food, toys, or your voice) you will be able to spur your dog to hunt for the scent source. While developing your dog’s ability to distinguish different scents, it can also build confidence for the shy or fearful dog.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
This class will create a fun activity for you and your dog. It can be done inside your home or outside.
If you know what motivates your dog (normally food, toys, or your voice) you will be able to spur your dog to hunt for the scent source. While developing your dog’s ability to distinguish different scents, it can also build confidence for the shy or fearful dog.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
This class will create a fun activity for you and your dog. It can be done inside your home or outside.
If you know what motivates your dog (normally food, toys, or your voice) you will be able to spur your dog to hunt for the scent source. While developing your dog’s ability to distinguish different scents, it can also build confidence for the shy or fearful dog.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Limit to 6 Dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Class limited to 6 dogs
Does your dog love to jump, or love swimming? Dock diving is a sport where dogs jump off a dock into a pool. Categories of dock diving are a) distance; b) height jumped, and c) fastest retrieving an object.
Students should bring a metal dog crate if possible, small treats, cloth leash and collar, water and water bowl, and a floatable toy. Wear clothing that you won’t mind getting wet. Come prepared to get in the pool if your dog needs to learn to swim.
Will work up to full height equipment, complete weave-poles, and learn more handling skills.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb. 2, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
For handlers and dogs competing or ready to compete. You will learn more complex handler moves to better communicate with your dog. You will be refining your skills for better accuracy and determining when to use the various styles of handling.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. $65 for 5 week session
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., $65 for 5 week session
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sun. Jan. 6 – Feb 3, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 10 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc
Sunday, Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., for puppies 10 weeks to 6 months.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., $65 for 5 week session
Will work up to full height equipment, complete weave-poles, and learn more handling skills.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb. 2, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
For handlers and dogs competing or ready to compete. You will learn more complex handler moves to better communicate with your dog. You will be refining your skills for better accuracy and determining when to use the various styles of handling.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 10 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc
Sunday, Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., for puppies 10 weeks to 6 months.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sun. Jan. 6 – Feb 3, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 12 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc.
Good Dog 101: Thursdays, Jan. 17 – Feb. 7, 2013, 6:15 to 7:15 pm., 4 weeks, $50.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., $65 for 5 week session
Will work up to full height equipment, complete weave-poles, and learn more handling skills.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb. 2, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
For handlers and dogs competing or ready to compete. You will learn more complex handler moves to better communicate with your dog. You will be refining your skills for better accuracy and determining when to use the various styles of handling.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 10 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc
Sunday, Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., for puppies 10 weeks to 6 months.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sun. Jan. 6 – Feb 3, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., $65 for 5 week session
Will work up to full height equipment, complete weave-poles, and learn more handling skills.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb. 2, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
For handlers and dogs competing or ready to compete. You will learn more complex handler moves to better communicate with your dog. You will be refining your skills for better accuracy and determining when to use the various styles of handling.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 10 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc
Sunday, Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., for puppies 10 weeks to 6 months.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sun. Jan. 6 – Feb 3, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., $65 for 5 week session
Will work up to full height equipment, complete weave-poles, and learn more handling skills.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb. 2, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session
For handlers and dogs competing or ready to compete. You will learn more complex handler moves to better communicate with your dog. You will be refining your skills for better accuracy and determining when to use the various styles of handling.
Sat. Jan. 5 – Feb 2, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. $65 for 5 week session
Open to dogs 10 weeks and older. This class will cover the basic commands such as come, sit, down, stay, as well as common behavior problems like jumping, nipping and biting, darting out doors, etc
Sunday, Jan. 6 – Feb. 3, 3:00 to 4:00 p.m., for puppies 10 weeks to 6 months.
Dogs will learn confidence as you learn basic handling skills and how to teach your dog to perform obstacles. For dogs 6 months or older.
Sun. Jan. 6 – Feb 3, 11:00 a.m. to 12 noon, $65 for 5 week session