Puppy Kdg and Family Pet/K9 Good Citizen and Obedience Class Schedules
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The following three links, regarding the importance of puppy socialization at an early age, address why CCDTC strongly supports allowing puppies in classes as early as 12 weeks of age.
Puppy Kindergarten
7 weeks - limited class sizes (for puppies must be under 5 months of age at start of class)
Note: 1st week of class is Orientation and is for “humans” only. Get your puppy off to a good start with a great foundation. These obedience classes are designed especially for puppies three to five months of age. Socialization and basic skills are emphasized, helping you train your dog to have good manners, while still having fun.
Please check with your veterinarian to make sure that your puppies have had enough of the puppy shot series to be ready to take classes.
7 weeks - limited class sizes (for puppies must be under 5 months of age at start of class)
Note: 1st week of class is Orientation and is for “humans” only. Get your puppy off to a good start with a great foundation. These obedience classes are designed especially for puppies three to five months of age. Socialization and basic skills are emphasized, helping you train your dog to have good manners, while still having fun.
Please check with your veterinarian to make sure that your puppies have had enough of the puppy shot series to be ready to take classes.
FULL Mondays 6pm Carol Stephenson
June 11 - July 23 / skips: none
June 11 - July 23 / skips: none
Wednesdays 6pm Alicia Williams
July 11 - August 22 / skips: none
July 11 - August 22 / skips: none
Family Pet Manners
7 weeks - limited class sizes
(for all dogs over the age of 5 months)
Note: 1st week of class is Orientation and is for “humans” only.
Are you and your dog ready to learn by having fun? Set your dog up for success with this class based on positive reinforcement and learning the “basics” to be a good citizen in the home and community. Issues such as jumping on people, nipping during play, counter surfing, pulling on leash, etc. will be addressed. We will be working toward the following goals:
7 weeks - limited class sizes
(for all dogs over the age of 5 months)
Note: 1st week of class is Orientation and is for “humans” only.
Are you and your dog ready to learn by having fun? Set your dog up for success with this class based on positive reinforcement and learning the “basics” to be a good citizen in the home and community. Issues such as jumping on people, nipping during play, counter surfing, pulling on leash, etc. will be addressed. We will be working toward the following goals:
- Pay Attention
- Sit and Wait at the Door
- Sit and Wait to be Petted
- Down and Stay
- Stand and Wait
- Reliably Come When Called
- Leave It
- Playing Games with Owner Established Rules
- Loose-Leash Walking
FULL Wednesdays 7pm Alicia Williams
July 11 - August 22 / skips: none
July 11 - August 22 / skips: none
Advanced Family Pet Manners and Beyond
7 weeks - limited class sizes
This class works on activities toward earning the CGC. It is also for people who want a better behaved dog. If you have already earned the CGC but want to continue working with your dog to maintain its skills, this is the class for you. The activities will be challenging, but fun.
7 weeks - limited class sizes
This class works on activities toward earning the CGC. It is also for people who want a better behaved dog. If you have already earned the CGC but want to continue working with your dog to maintain its skills, this is the class for you. The activities will be challenging, but fun.
Tuesdays 7pm Linda Jenkins
May 22 - July 3 / skips: none
May 22 - July 3 / skips: none
Wednesdays 12:30pm Carole Bridges
June 6 - July 25 / skips: July 4
June 6 - July 25 / skips: July 4
Graduate Novice and Open & Preferred Open Show-&-Go Routines
(formerly called Obedience Ring Time)
7 weeks - limited class sizes
For handlers and their dog ready to show in AKC - Graduate Novice and/or Open class. This is a time for practicing the already learned skills needed for qualifying scores. Time will be spent in 2 -3 different rings: heeling, figure 8, long sits and downs (out of sight); retrieval of the dumbbell on the flat and over the high jump as well as the broad jump. This is NOT a class, only ring practice time with a club appointed obedience member in attendance.
Cost: Members - $15, Non-members $40
(formerly called Obedience Ring Time)
7 weeks - limited class sizes
For handlers and their dog ready to show in AKC - Graduate Novice and/or Open class. This is a time for practicing the already learned skills needed for qualifying scores. Time will be spent in 2 -3 different rings: heeling, figure 8, long sits and downs (out of sight); retrieval of the dumbbell on the flat and over the high jump as well as the broad jump. This is NOT a class, only ring practice time with a club appointed obedience member in attendance.
Cost: Members - $15, Non-members $40
Wednesdays 11:15am Carole Bridges
June 6 - July 25 / skips: July 4
June 6 - July 25 / skips: July 4
NEW CLASS: Competition Ready Obedience 7 weeks - limited class sizes
This class is to ready people to show. Rules, training, and tips for showing will extensively be covered. Class will cover all levels in Obedience, including all regular obedience and non-regular obedience classes. This will also help the Rally exhibitors too.
Class will cover a great deal of training/instructions and will have the help of my helpers: Sassy/Bubble and my new guy Pete. Class will run for about an hour, or more depending upon the needs/help for the day
This class is to ready people to show. Rules, training, and tips for showing will extensively be covered. Class will cover all levels in Obedience, including all regular obedience and non-regular obedience classes. This will also help the Rally exhibitors too.
Class will cover a great deal of training/instructions and will have the help of my helpers: Sassy/Bubble and my new guy Pete. Class will run for about an hour, or more depending upon the needs/help for the day
Tuesdays 1:00pm Amy Schlanser
TBA
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Introduction to Draft Dog Work (pulling a cart)
7 weeks - limited class size to 6 teams
Dogs come to all classes
“Drafting” involves dogs pulling carts or wagons to help their owners move loads. It is traditionally a farm dog activity for large working breeds (e.g. Bernese and Swiss mountain dogs, Newfs, Bouvier, Rottweilers, Leonbergers), but many breeds or crossbred dogs may learn to enjoy drafting. Besides giving rides to grandkids, there are competitions available and many teams pull small carts in therapy dog situations or parades. This class will introduce students and their dogs to basic equipment and beginning draft dog skills including: harnessing and hitching; pulling a simple cart or training wheels in straight lines, curves, and circles; right and left turns; halts and waits; fast, slow and normal pace; and backing.
During the first class, Students will be introduced to harnesses and several examples of training carts and apparatus that can be purchased online or made by those who are handy. A cart is not mandatory for this introductory class, but most students will want something to practice with within a few weeks. Immediately after the first class, Students will need to purchase or make a properly fitted harness (siwash style suggested) and a set of traces for use during the rest of the class.
To be successful in this class, a dog MUST already heel well on a loose leash, have a solid sit stay, and a good stand stay.
7 weeks - limited class size to 6 teams
Dogs come to all classes
“Drafting” involves dogs pulling carts or wagons to help their owners move loads. It is traditionally a farm dog activity for large working breeds (e.g. Bernese and Swiss mountain dogs, Newfs, Bouvier, Rottweilers, Leonbergers), but many breeds or crossbred dogs may learn to enjoy drafting. Besides giving rides to grandkids, there are competitions available and many teams pull small carts in therapy dog situations or parades. This class will introduce students and their dogs to basic equipment and beginning draft dog skills including: harnessing and hitching; pulling a simple cart or training wheels in straight lines, curves, and circles; right and left turns; halts and waits; fast, slow and normal pace; and backing.
During the first class, Students will be introduced to harnesses and several examples of training carts and apparatus that can be purchased online or made by those who are handy. A cart is not mandatory for this introductory class, but most students will want something to practice with within a few weeks. Immediately after the first class, Students will need to purchase or make a properly fitted harness (siwash style suggested) and a set of traces for use during the rest of the class.
To be successful in this class, a dog MUST already heel well on a loose leash, have a solid sit stay, and a good stand stay.
Wednesdays 10am Carol Stephenson
TBA
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