Oriole Dog Training Club Schedule of Classes
SUMMER 2025

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Course Listings:     OBEDIENCE   DOG SPORTS PREPARATION     AGILITY       FLYBALL       TRACKING       K9 NOSE WORK©     CONFORMATION    REGISTRATION FORM

Introductory Obedience Classes

[OB101] Puppy Kindergarten. Instructor:  Kara O’Connor, Assistant:  Carol Carr. 6 weeks. For puppies 14 weeks to 6 months old. This class is for focusing on the start of obedience foundations and behavior issues.  Emphasis on positive socialization to people and other puppies, environmental surroundings and contacts. General behavior topics will include crate training, housetraining, reading body language, and reducing nipping and jumping. We will focus on skills like communication and attention to owner, loose leash walking, rear end awareness, good play and greeting skills with dogs and people, sit, down, come, wait, even tricks! This is a “food” reward-based class. The next class would be the Basic Obedience class. Note: Bring current rabies certificate for puppies over 4 months to the first night of class. Puppies attend the first class.  Front Training Room.

[OB105A] Basic Obedience. Instructor: Tamalee Kramp, Assistant: Sue Hayes. 7 weeks.  This class is for puppies older than 6 months of age and adult dogs that are just starting their training or need a refresher. The course will introduce dogs to all the basic obedience commands such as sit, down, stand, come, off, and loose-leash walking. In addition, we will practice the commands with real life training exercises, such as not bolting through the door when opened and park bench manners, etc. This is a “food” reward-based class. Priority: Priority registration is given to students graduating from the prior semester of Puppy Kindergarten [OB101] or Star Puppy [OB102] classes.  Notes:  1) At least 3 dogs must be registered for class to be held.  2) The FIRST day of class, please come WITHOUT your dog & with a copy of your dog’s rabies certificate.  Auditor Spots: There are auditor spots available for this class upon request. Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Auditors need to get permission from Tamalee Kramp, the instructor of the class, or the registrar. Main Ring 1.

[OB104] Obedience for Everyday Life.  Instructor: Kara O’Connor. 6 weeks. This class is appropriate for dogs over 6 months of age who may have limited or no prior obedience training. It is well-suited for first-time dog owners, recently adopted or rescue dogs, and anyone seeking to improve their dog’s foundational behavior in preparation for the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) program or introductory dog sports classes. It focuses on building impulse control, enhancing the dog's attention to the handler in the presence of distractions, and developing reliable loose leash walking. Ideal for teams looking to strengthen their communication and enjoy more relaxed, focused walks together. Topics include, but are not limited to: Sit/Stay, Down/Stay, Recall, Loose Leash Walking with Distractions, Leave-It, and Focus/Engagement (“Look at Me”). This is a “food” reward-based class. Priority:  Priority registration is given to students graduating from the prior session of [OB101] Puppy Kindergarten classes. Notes: 1) At least 3 dogs must be registered for class to be held.  2) The FIRST day of class, please come WITHOUT your dog & with a copy of your dog’s rabies certificate.Auditor Spots: There are auditor spots available for this class upon request. Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Auditors need to get permission from Tamalee Kramp, the instructor of the class, or the registrar. Front Training Room.

[OB110B] Continuing Basic with AKC CGC and Tricks.  Instructors: Judi Ruff, Assistant: Tina Hayden. 8 weeks.  This class is intended for puppies older than 8 months and adult dogs. Dog-reactive dogs are not allowed in this class. In this class we will cover each of the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) exercises to prepare you for the CGC test. The students will be taught how to train and handle their dog to successfully complete each of the CGC exercises. Additionally, tricks will be taught to prepare your dog for the Novice Trick Dog Test. At the eighth week of class an AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and the AKC Novice Trick Dog test will be offered (date to be announced in class). Prerequisites: This class is open to dogs that have a sound temperament and clear understanding of the basic exercises, dogs owned by handlers with recent Basic obedience training or dogs that have been evaluated by the instructor.  Priority: Priority registration is given to [OB105 (A/B/C)] students graduating from the prior session of classes and were given approval from the instructor to move up to [OB110] classes. Auditor Spots: There are Auditors spots available for this class upon request. Permission must be given by Tamalee Kramp, the instructor, or the registrar. Auditors may not bring their dog to class. No more than 2 classes can be missed by the handler. Auditors may have their dogs evaluated for AKC CGC at the end of the session as long as they have been practicing the exercises. Handler will be charged the cost of the AKC CGC test. A minimum of 4 dogs are required to hold this class. Main Ring 1.

[OB110] Continuing Basic with AKC CGC and Tricks.  Instructors: Debby Brannan and Sue Hayes, Assistant: Aimee Pharr.  8 weeks.  This class is intended for puppies older than 8 months and adult dogs. Dog-reactive dogs are not allowed in this class. In this class we will cover each of the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) exercises to prepare you for the CGC test. The students will be taught how to train and handle their dog to successfully complete each of the CGC exercises. Additionally, tricks will be taught to prepare your dog for the Novice Trick Dog Test. At the eighth week of class an AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test and the AKC Novice Trick Dog test will be offered (date to be announced in class). Prerequisites: This class is open to dogs that have a sound temperament and clear understanding of the basic exercises, dogs owned by handlers with recent Basic obedience training or dogs that have been evaluated by the instructor.  Priority: Priority registration is given to [OB105 (A/B/C)] students graduating from the prior session of classes and were given approval from the instructor to move up to [OB110] classes. 

Auditor Spots: There are Auditors spots available for this class upon request. Permission must be given by Tamalee Kramp, the instructor, or the registrar. Auditors may not bring their dog to class. No more than 2 classes can be missed by the handler. Auditors may have their dogs evaluated for AKC CGC at the end of the session as long as they have been practicing the exercises. Handler will be charged the cost of the AKC CGC test. Main Ring 1.

[OB112] Obedience Fundamentals for Competition. Instructor: Tamalee Kramp. 6 weeks. Are you interested in competing in Obedience? This is for the team that plans to have an obedience career in competition. This class will provide an overview of foundational skills for effective teamwork in Novice, Open, and Utility. The full exercise will not be taught, as that will be reserved for when that level is reached. Students will learn about straight fronts/finishes, dumbbell holds, foot boards, targets, and command discrimination, and additional skills. There will be no jumping in this class, and this is a “food” or “toy” reward-based class.Prerequisites: This class is open to dogs 6 months and older that are able to work around other dogs. Taking a Basic obedience class is recommended or permission of the instructor.  Main Ring 2.

Core Obedience Courses

[EL OB412] Fine Tuning Exercises and Handling Skills.  Instructors: Sue Carlton and Debbie Kaminski.  6 weeks.  This class follows [OB321] Transition to Off Leash Heeling and Proofing in the four semester Novice program. This class will cover the Novice exercises in a seminar format. The students will run their dog through a series of chained exercises and develop consistent handling skills to successfully prepare their dog for competition. In addition, we will cover judging orders, body posture, and ring training tips for each of the exercises.  Prerequisites:Completion of OB321, and/or evaluated by instructor before class starts.  Registration Note: Instructor approved students from the Spring 2024 [OB321] can register for this class. All others must receive approval from the instructor before registering for this class.  Note: Students will participate as stewards in and outside the ring.  Main Ring 2.

[OB471] AKC Rally - Novice. FULL Instructor: Dianne Harab.  8 Weeks. This class is an introduction to AKC Rally obedience. Topics covered include the basics of the sport, how to read course maps, and correct performance of rally signs focusing on the Novice level.  Considerable class time will be spent on helping the handler and dog learn to move as a team in performing each station’s requirements with the dog heeling through the course on a loose leash.  Additionally, the students will have the opportunity to run their dog through several Rally courses.   Prerequisite: Completion of [OB110/111] Advanced Basic class or [OB208] Novice Foundations, Part 1 before entry into this class. Others must have permission from the instructor. A minimum of 3 dogs are required to hold this class. Note: Ring setup begins at 11:30am.  Main Rings 1 & 2.

Elective Obedience Classes

[EL OB473] AKC Semi-Instructional Rally Run Thrus.  Instructors: Arthur Belendiuk and Jane Andraka.  8 weeks. Practice for your advanced titles or get RACH ready!  Two courses will be set per week, (Masters, Excellent, or Advanced). Courses will be ready for walking at 9am; participants can run each course multiple times. Both rings will be used simultaneously. Oversight will be provided by Jane Andraka and Arthur Belendiuk. Prerequisite: Students must be familiar with rally signs. Limit of one dog per registration. Main Rings 1 & 2.

K9 Nose Work©

  

 

[NW102] Introduction to Odor/K9 Nose Work©. FULL Instructors: Sue Cox, CNWI, Jaqueline Reardon, CNWI, and Jessica Daggit, ANWI.  4 Weeks. This is the continuation of the spring [NW102] Introduction to Odor/K9 Nose Work©. The instruction provided in this class will follow the methods and foundation of K9 Nose Work©. Classes focus on continued teaching and encouraging the development of your dog’s natural scenting abilities by using their desire to hunt for food and/or toys, now paired with NACSW competition odors (Birch/Anise/Clove). Searches may be videotaped as part of the educational process. Dogs are worked one at a time and must be crated between activities.  Dogs may be introduced to indoor settings, outdoor settings, and vehicles in addition to continuing work with containers/boxes.  Note: One dog per handler.  Class Dates: July 3, July 17, July 31, Aug. 7. Front Training Room.

[NW102-AUDIT] Intro to Odor/K9 Nose Work©.  Instructors: Sue Cox, CNWI, Jaqueline Reardon, CNWI, Jessica Daggit, ANWI 6 Weeks. 4 Weeks. This is the continuation of the spring [NW102] Introduction to Odor/K9 Nose Work©. The instruction provided in this class will follow the methods and foundation of K9 Nose Work©. Classes focus on continued teaching and encouraging the development of your dog’s natural scenting abilities by using their desire to hunt for food and/or toys, now paired with NACSW competition odors (Birch/Anise/Clove). Note: This is an AUDIT ONLY class.  Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Class Dates:  July 3, July 17, July 31, Aug. 7  Front Training Room.

K9 Nose Work© Run Through Classes

[NW601] Elite/Summit Run Throughs. Instructors: ODTC Nose work instructional team. Students competing at the Elite and Summit levels will have the opportunity to run 2-3 searches.  Prerequisites:  attainment of the NW3-ELT title and approval by the Nose Work instructional team. If the class does not fill within 7 days of a class date, teams with at least one NW3 title may be added at the discretion of the instructor(s). The instructional team will maintain a wait list for these teams.  Dates and locations to be announced. If you are interested in this level of travel class/run through, please email Sue Cox, CNWI at SueCoxMSW@aol.com.    Note:  One dog per handler per class. Fee is per class.

[NW602] NW1 Run-Through. FULL Instructors: ODTC Nose work instructional team. Students competing at the NW1 will have the opportunity to run 2-3 searches.  Prerequisites: Attainment of the ORT title and approval by the Nose Work instructional team. If the class does not fill within 7 days of a class date, teams with at least one ORT odor passed may be added at the discretion of the instructor(s). The instructional team will maintain a wait list for these teams.  Location to be announced. Note:  One dog per handler per class. Class Date: June 26.

[NW603] NW2 Run-Through. FULL Instructors: ODTC Nose work instructional team. Students competing at the NW2 level will have the opportunity to run 2-3 searches.  Prerequisites:  Attainment of the NW2 title and approval by the Nose Work instructional team. If the class does not fill within 7 days of a class date, teams with an NW1 title may be added at the discretion of the instructor(s). The instructional team will maintain a wait list for these teams. Location to be announced. Note:  One dog per handler per class.  Class Date: July 10.

[NW604] NW3 Run-Through. Instructors: ODTC Nose work instructional team. Students competing at the NW3 level will have the opportunity to run 2-3 searches.  Prerequisites:  Attainment of the NW2 title and approval by the Nose Work instructional team. If the class does not fill within 7 days of a class date, teams with an NW2 title may be added at the discretion of the instructor(s). The instructional team will maintain a wait list for these teams.  Location to be announced. Note: One dog per handler per class.  Class Date: July 24.

DOG SPORTS PREPARATION 

[AG585] Focus/Connection/Impulse Control/Relaxation for your team. Instructor: Barb Novak.  7 Weeks.  Do you want to be able to maintain connection with your dog throughout an entire agility course or obedience class under trial conditions? Do you want your dog to be able to focus on their job with a high level of distractions in the environment? Do you want your dog to be able to self-regulate and have impulse control without you having to constantly impose your control over them? Do you want your dog to be able to find their “off” switch and relax while waiting for their turn to perform while in a highly stimulating atmosphere? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this is the class for your team. The first 5 weeks will be spent doing exercises and games in order to teach you and your dog the 4 components listed in the class title. The last 2 weeks will take what your team has learned and apply same. If your plan is agility, you will do short, simple agility sequences (4 to 5 obstacles) jumps and tunnels only. If your plan is obedience, patterns used in obedience trials will be practiced.

Prerequisites: For agility teams: Dogs over 1 year old who can perform agility jumps (don’t have to be full height) and tunnels (straight and curved), being able to sequence 4 to 5 of same. Knowledge of basic behaviors. Sit, down, stay and recall. For obedience teams: Dogs over 1 year old who have knowledge of basic obedience behaviors. Sit, down, stay, recall. Having completed a Basic Obedience class would be helpful.Agility Ring.

 

AGILITY

IMPORTANT: All dogs participating in agility must be physically sound & at an appropriate weight. Keep your dog's nails trimmed & keep hair around the feet trimmed to prevent slipping on the equipment. If your dog has hair falling in his eyes, tie it back with a rubber band or small barrette. Dogs with underlying health problems, including but not limited to hip & elbow dysplasia, cardiovascular disease, epilepsy, vision, or other health problems that limit endurance, balance, or motor control should not participate in agility without consultation with a veterinarian who is familiar with agility.  It is suggested that owners not sign their dogs up for agility classes until the dog is at least 12 months old.  Timing, however, is an issue with our structured start dates. If you wish to enroll a dog that will be younger than 12 months at the start of class, you must submit a waiver & request permission of the agility training director.  

Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who will remain in the building throughout the class.  Registration for agility classes is contingent upon instructor evaluation & approval of dog/handler teams as deemed necessary by the class instructor.  Participants must be approved by instructor.

Introductory Agility Courses

BRING YOUR RABIES INFORMATION TO THE FIRST CLASS.  For questions, please contact the Registrar, by email RegistrarODTC@gmail.com.

The classes in this section focus on introducing/teaching obstacle performance.  Students will learn how to define successful criteria for performance of the obstacles as well as the basic groundwork needed for the handling skills to be covered in more advanced classes.  These classes start with dogs that have never seen, or have had only limited exposure to, agility equipment as well as dogs that have not reached acceptable obstacle performance levels.  

NOTE: The progression of classes is expected to be as follows:  Start with Foundations for Dog Sports for 1 or 2 sessions depending on the age of the dog, then move into the Agility 1, followed by Agility 2. Handlers and dogs continue their training with Agility 3, Skills classes and Coursework.  

***IMPORTANT***All participants in the Introductory Level Agility Program are required to work one day at one agility trial sponsored by ODTC during each semester they attend classes at ODTC. Instructors will provide students with trial information at the beginning of each semester.  In addition to meeting the skill requirements for each class, participation at a trial is required to move up a level. If you do not meet the criteria for a class, you must schedule an individual assessment and/or receive written permission from the instructor before classes begin.  You may register for classes prior to the assessments, but you must pass the skill level assessment to participate.

Introductory Agility not offered this session

Core Agility Courses

Core Agility not offered this session

Elective Agility Courses

We welcome new ideas for electives.  Please talk to the Agility training director or board members if you have an idea for an elective.

 

[EL AG510] Summer Thursday Agility Run-Throughs.  Instructor: Terry Todesco.  This is a drop-in opportunity to work through an agility course. For each run-through, an agility course will be presented for participants to run. Several different paths will be available. Each participant will be allowed approximately 3 minutes to run the course or practice different skills. Walk-Through is 7pm and the Run-Through starts immediately thereafter and is expected to finish up at 9pm.  Note: Agility run-through fee is per dog and will be collected at the start of class. The run-throughs occur at the same time as Flyball and there may be excessive noise.  Class Dates: *See schedule on ODTC website.  Agility Ring.

[EL AG521] Agility Verbals. FULL Instructor: Terry Herman. 7 Weeks. Verbal commands are becoming more and more important in agility as courses get bigger, dog speed gets greater, and the actions our dogs are asked to perform become more varied. In this class, we’ll deal with some basic verbals useful at all levels of competition. Each week we’ll define a different verbal, look at how to teach it, and how to use it in sequences with supporting physical cues. We’ll be using jumps and tunnels only. Prerequisites: Dogs must be able to drive ahead of the handler over a jump or to a tunnel. Note: Students are expected to arrive 15 minutes early to help set up. Agility Ring.

[EL AG521-AUDIT] Agility Verbals.  Instructor: Terry Herman. 7 Weeks. Verbal commands are becoming more and more important in agility as courses get bigger, dog speed gets greater, and the actions our dogs are asked to perform become more varied. In this class, we’ll deal with some basic verbals useful at all levels of competition. Each week we’ll define a different verbal, look at how to teach it, and how to use it in sequences with supporting physical cues. We’ll be using jumps and tunnels only. Note: Students are expected to arrive 15 minutes early to help set up. Note: This is an AUDIT ONLY class.  Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Agility Ring.

[EL AG522] Working Contacts and Weaves.  Instructors: Gayle Lape and Betsy Flagg. 4 Weeks.  A summer opportunity to work on perfecting contact behavior and weave poles, including entries and exits with jumps and tunnels and a variety of handling. Can be geared for beginning weavers if enough interest. Must have at least 4 signed up for this class or it will be cancelled.  Prerequisites: Completion of AG1, or permission of the instructor.  Agility Ring.

[EL AG544] Continuing Contacts.  Instructor: Darlene Paul, Assistant Elizabeth Warren. 2 Weeks.

Continue to build on the training and skills taught in AG1 and AG2 classes, those working on full height contacts, including the teeter, with emphasis being given to achieving consistent contact performance meeting established criteria and fading aids. Foundation games, including travel board work, that’s necessary for good contacts will be covered in more depth. Agility Ring.

[EL AG544-AUDIT] Continuing Contacts.  Instructor: Darlene Paul, Assistant Elizabeth Warren. 2 Weeks.

Continue to build on the training and skills taught in AG1 and AG2 classes, those working on full height contacts, including the teeter, with emphasis being given to achieving consistent contact performance meeting established criteria and fading aids. Foundation games, including travel board work, that’s necessary for good contacts will be covered in more depth. Note: This is an AUDIT ONLY class. Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Agility Ring.

[EL AG523] Continuing Weaves. Instructor: Darlene Paul, Assistant Dale Martins. 2 Weeks.

Work on proofing your dog through weaves while focusing on what Darlene wants to see young dogs do when they are getting ready to compete. Emphasis is on using the channel and wires to help with proofing. Suitable for graduates of the AG1 and AG2 classes. Agility Ring.

[EL AG523-AUDIT] Continuing Weaves. Instructor: Darlene Paul, Assistant Dale Martins. 2 Weeks.

Work on proofing your dog through weaves while focusing on what Darlene wants to see young dogs do when they are getting ready to compete. Emphasis is on using the channel and wires to help with proofing. Suitable for graduates of the AG1 and AG2 classes.  Note: This is an AUDIT ONLY class.  Auditors may not bring dogs to class. Agility Ring.

[EL AG529] Young/Green Dog Practice.  Instructor: Cindy Deubler.  6 weeks.  An opportunity to continue to practice independent obstacle performance with accuracy and speed to prepare for competition and adding basic handling skills using short sequences and exercises. Prerequisite: Dogs must be performing full height contacts.  Priority: Students who successfully completed the Spring AG2 or AG3 classes.  Agility Ring.

[EL AG539A] Intro to Distance Training.  Instructor: Jean Wilkins.  3 Weeks. Want to improve your distance handling with your dog? Want more distance between you and your dog on course? Want to get a better understanding of how to handle gambles, fast sends, and chance runs? In this three-week workshop, you will learn basics to practice distance skills.  Prerequisite: Dogs need to have some independence on obstacles, must be able to seek obstacles on their own, and must be proficient on all equipment (learning obstacles is not the focus of this class and dogs must be able to do the obstacles without being escorted).  Note: Multiple dogs per handler not allowed .  Agility Ring.

[EL AG539B] Advanced Distance Training. FULL Instructor: Jean Wilkins. 4 Weeks.

Want to improve your distance handling with your dog? Want more distance between you and your dog on course? Want to get a better understanding of how to handle gambles; fast sends; chance runs? Want to learn how to plan for your dog to gather game points and set yourself up for a better approach to the distance elements? In this class, you will learn and practice distance skills. Prerequisite: Dogs need to have some independence on obstacles, must be able to seek obstacles on their own, and MUST be proficient with contacts and weaves. Weaves will be closed with no wires. Learning obstacles is not the focus of this class and dogs must be able to do the obstacles without being escorted. Note: Multiple dogs per handler not allowed. Please—if you normally attend sessions during the year, please let others who can only do summer time sign up first. There is a two-week break midway through the session. Class Dates: July 16, July 23, Aug. 13, Aug. 20. Agility Ring.

[EL AG540] Privates - Mondays & Wednesdays. Instructor: Terry Herman.  1-hr lesson.  Oriole Instructor Terry Herman is offering one-hour privates and semi-privates. On Mondays through August, privates will be held in the whole arena and times will be 9am-5:30pm, with the 4pm-5:30pm session for 4 handlers. There’s a $10 surcharge per person on Mondays for the privates/semi-privates in the whole arena. The 4pm-5:30pm slot is $45 per person, plus help with resetting the arena afterwards. The Wednesday privates will be 12pm-3:45 pm at the current prices. Privates can be tailored to deal with particular problems or challenges or aimed at improving overall teamwork and handling for teams already competing or about to compete in agility trials. It’s also possible to share an hour with a friend working at the same level or dealing with the same issues. Online registration will only add your name to the list provided to the instructor; it doesn’t guarantee a slot. Once a month the instructor will email available dates and times for the following month to those who’ve registered and request their preferred dates and times. In scheduling, priority will be given to the preferred dates and times of Oriole Lifetime/Contributing Members; then Training Members; and then Non-Members. Money will be collected the day of the lesson. As with all Oriole classes, all class fees go to the club.  Prerequisite: Privates are not appropriate for dogs and handlers wanting to begin agility training. They are intended for dog and handler teams ready to start competing or already competing. Dogs must be able to perform all equipment in accordance with established performance criteria.  Note: If you are currently on Terry's list and receiving her emails about scheduling Private lessons, there is no need to register again. Agility Ring.

 

Agility Seminars and Workshops

Check Oriole's website for a complete list and updates - Seminars

 

IMPORTANT: All dogs participating in flyball must be physically sound & at an appropriate weight. Keep your dog's nails trimmed & keep hair around the feet trimmed to prevent slipping. If your dog has hair falling in his eyes, tie it back with a rubber band or small barrette. Dogs with underlying health problems, including but not limited to hip & elbow dysplasia, cardiovascular disease, epilepsy, vision, or other health problems that limit endurance, balance, or motor control should not participate in flyball without consultation with a veterinarian who is familiar with flyball.  It is suggested that owners not sign their dogs up for flyball classes until the dog is at least 12 months old.  Timing, however, is an issue with our structured start dates.  If you wish to enroll a dog that will be younger than 12 months at the start of class, you must submit a waiver & request permission of the flyball training director.  Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian who will remain in the building throughout the class.

Introductory Flyball Courses

Beginner students see Core Flyball descriptions below.

Core Flyball Courses

[FB310A] Thursday Drop-In Flyball.  Both No Speed Limit and Scallywags will be offering drop-in Flyball classes on Thursday and Friday evenings. Practice with your current dogs or introduce your dog to the sport. All breeds and sizes welcome. Basic obedience and a good recall preferred. We will try to meet most weeks; however, vacations and other commitments may mean a week off here and there. Existing team members: you should get notices on your group email if we are skipping that week. If you are a new student, check with the instructors indicated below:  Thursday classes: 7pm start, please contact Lauralee McGuire - ballcraze@msn.com.  Note:  Drop-in fee is per dog and due the night of class. Main Rings 1 & 2.

 

[FB310B] Friday Drop-In Flyball.  Both No Speed Limit and Scallywags will be offering drop-in Flyball classes on Thursday and Friday evenings. Practice with your current dogs or introduce your dog to the sport. All breeds and sizes welcome. Basic obedience and a good recall preferred. We will try to meet most weeks; however, vacations and other commitments may mean a week off here and there. Existing team members: you should get notices on your group email if we are skipping that week. If you are a new student:  check with Kate Bobb - Kathrynbobb@msn.com.  Note:  Drop-in fee is per dog and due the night of class.  Main Rings 1 & 2.

TRACKING 

No Tracking classes this Summer

 

CONFORMATION

No Conformation classes this Summer