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| "Exploring the
potential of both you and your dog." You can find a complete listing of rules and regulations on the AKC website. Program
Information
In
addition to weekly classes, some of our members take part in various
community activities (demonstrations, parades, children's
programs). Our newsletter, The Woofer, is sent periodically
to
all members. Other club activities include
Membership
Matches (giving all members an opportunity to earn club plaques), AKC
Sanction Matches (open to the public), and two annual AKC Licensed
Trials. SDTC also offers a complete Agility Program. Positive Motivational Training Class Size and Instructors Classes are limited to 12-15 participants. Each lower level class is provided with 1 instructor and 2-3 assistants. All
instructors and assistants are trained, experienced dog
handlers.
They are required to attend several training and/or behavioral
workshops each year. You will find there is a wealth of
information in SDTC to assist you and your dog.
Classes Offered Kindergarten Puppy Training - For puppies up to 6 months of age. Emphasis on socialization and confidence building skills. Primary Dog Training - For dogs 6 months or older. Basic obedience exercises for the future competitor dog as well as those necessary for everyday life with the family pet and companion. All exercises are done on the leash.
Rally O-1
is for dogs that have taken a basic Obedience class such as Primary or
Secondary. They should know how to sit, down, stay and come.
Rally is a team sport where the handler can communicate with the dog
the entire time. The team learns to correctly perform Rally O
Novice commands at “stations” throughout the course.
It is a good entry into Obedience competition. This course is intended
to help prepare the dog and handler team to compete in AKC Rally Novice. Secondary Dog Training - Perfection of PDT skills for dogs and handlers. Novice - Primary exercises are performed off leash and at greater distances. Emphasis on skills needed to earn a Companion Dog or equal title. Open - Jumping and retrieving exercises are taught. Emphasis on skills needed to earn a Companion Dog Excellent or equal title. Utility - Scent discrimination, directional jumping, and use of hand signals are taught. Emphasis on skills needed to earn a Utility Dog or equal titles.
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