I love working rally.

This is a great sport that allows dogs and handlers to execute a variety of exercises from different dog sports, including obedience, scent detection, agility and more.

There are 10 exercises that start at the Rookie level and increase in difficulty.

Administered through CARO (Canadian Association of Rally Obedience) Trials and Titles can be achieved.

This is a good place to start your dog journey. It is great for beginners and experienced teams. Dogs must be older than 6 months, be house trained and show no aggression.

There are many levels and hundreds of tricks from Novice to Advanced Masters.

Its very active and both dogs and owners love these classes.

I can evaluate and issue Titles to those who want them.

Optional ribbons, certificates and rosettes are available.

Titles are recognized by the Canadian Kennel Club.

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Learn everything you need to know before entering your first trial. It is a 2 to 3 hour seminar. Lots of handouts, a Power Point, videos and a Q & A period. Previous attendees loved it.

DOGS DO NOT ATTEND.

Learn what is:

·     Steeplechase?

·     A premium?

·     Your jump height?

·     Games?

·     Read the maps?

·     I have to volunteer?

·     How to earn a title

·     What to bring with you

·     I’m missing a Leg

This class uses food and introduces other scents as well.

Dogs LOVE these games. I show you ways to engage your furry friend with items easily found around the house.

A great indoor activity to enrich your dogs free time. Great for days when you can’t get outside.

Nosework and scent detection means different things to different people. I will introduce the various scent work options available. You might decide this is something you and your dog love. You can move on to competition style nosework using essential oils or maybe explosives detection is more your thing. A fascinating sport.

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This is a beginners class.

Jumps, tunnels, pause table, weave poles and teeter. We also work on directional cuing, ignoring distractions, choosing commands and reward zones.

This is very active for you and your dog.

Owners and dogs love this sport.

You can progress to higher and higher levels, and enter competitions and trials, and earn titles.

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If you are not sure what is the best sport for you or your dog, then you will like this class.

I will introduce you to various sports to try out.

Intro to tricks, agility, rally obedience, parkour, freestyle and nosework.

A great way to learn about the various sports available to you.

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Great for those who love the outdoors and exploring. One of the few canine sports suitable for younger dogs and nervous or aggressive dogs. Any dog can enjoy parkour - puppies, geriatric, disabled, unsocial etc.

Why use agility equipment when you can use a park bench, a log, a tree or a retaining wall to name a few.

There is a heavy emphasis on safety. You MUST have a canine body harness with a back attachment and a leash (4 foot is preferred.)

Aggressive and nervous dogs can do it because you can practice on your own and is non- competitive. It builds confidence in your dog by promoting decision making.

It builds trust and is a great bonding activity.

Starts very easy and progresses to crazy difficult.

You can earn titles. They are recognized by the American Kennel Association.

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Love music. Gotta tap your toes to it? People who do this sport love it. It allows for a lot of creativity. This is one of the few classes where you get to decide what you want to do, what music you like etc.

Teach your dog some tricks and put it to your favourite music.

Just for fun or to entertain others. Its an interesting class and we have a lot of fun with it.

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Train your dog to follow a scent trail to find objects.

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• Private Lessons

• Canine First Aid
  

• Joring (Dog Powered Sports)
  

• Guide and Service Dog Assessments and Training
  

• Hoopers
  

  If you have an interest in any of these other classes, please let me know.

Week 1 - handler skills, obedience, jump, jump wraps- left and right

Week 2 - tunnels, distractions, verbals, table

Week 3- directional cuing, curved tunnels, hoop

Week 4- small sequences