CLASSES: $80, 4 WEEKS (1.5 hour classes)
Limited to 6 dogs
We cannot give refunds for missed classes.
The only way to register for these classes is by dropping off or mailing the registration form along with payment to Animal Watchers. You cannot sign up by phone, or by contacting the instructor.
PLEASE BRING A CRATE, WATER, SOFT TREATS, AND A FLOATABLE TOY FOR YOUR DOG.
BEGINNER:
Dogs will learn how to swim, how to enter and exit the pool, retrieve toys, and possibly how to “jump” into the water. You might have to go into the pool with your dog until he swims comfortably. The pool is not heated. We have a couple of doggie life vests that you may use during class.
Sundays 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
August 14 to September 11, 2022 (No class on September 4 – We are holding an AKC dock diving event here on Sept. 3 – Sept. 5)
ADVANCED:
Dogs must willingly jump off the dock. This class will help you perfect your throwing, and other techniques to help your dog jump farther.
Sundays 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
August 14 to September 11, 2022 (No class on September 4 – We are holding an AKC dock diving event on Sept. 3 – Sept. 5)
PRIVATE LESSONS: $60 per hour
POOL RENTAL
Pool cannot be rented for less than 1/2 hour.
Current Students:
30 minutes: First Dog $25 , additional dogs $10 each.
Hourly: $45 per hour for your first dog. Additional dogs are $10 each per hour. If you rent the pool for more than an hour, all dogs pay $10 per hour for the second hour.
Non-Students:
30 minutes: First dog $35, additional dogs $15.
Hourly: $55 for first dog, additional dogs are $15 each per hour. If you rent the pool for more than an hour, all dogs pay $15 per hour for the second hour.
Please call (520) 456-9020 to reserve your time.
CLICK HERE to Download Class Registration Form
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 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.