Monday Classes - July/Aug 2010
The next session starts on September 13, 2010 and is open for registration.
(Current info: both September 13 7pm classes are fully subscribed.)

Classes are $100 per 6 week session
Maximum of 8 dogs per class, 6 in higher level classes

To register, phone 202-K9XX (202-5999)
We are no longer accepting registration by email. Sometimes, because of delivery lags and spam filtering, confusion ensues.
We accept payment by cash or cheque on the first day of classes.

HOLIDAYS
No classes on Monday August 2 (Canada Day), Monday August 9 (day after the AAC Canadian championships), and Monday September 6 (Labour day). Past and current students are welcome to use the facilities with no drop-in fee during normal class hours (6 pm to 9 pm). These are K9 Express student nights only.

July 12, 2010
This session will be 6 weeks and will cost $100
Session Dates
Equipment you'll need for the classes
  • Class 1: July 12
  • Class 2: July 19
  • Class 3: July 26
  • Class 4: August 16
  • Class 5: August 23
  • Class 6: August 30
  • Flat buckle collar (no training collars)
  • 6 foot leash
  • Tab leash
  • Soft stinky food treats
  • Tug toy
  • Throw toy

Time
Session
7:00 PM
A. Foundation Skills FULL
 

Equipment familiarity for the dog and handler. All obstacles will be introduced: tire, jumps (including spreads), tunnel, chute, contacts (A-frame, dogwalk, teeter, table), and weaves. You and your dog will be introduced to "Target Training", an important training concept for later classes.
  B. Novice Handling FULL
 

Introduction to sequencing and crosses.

Pre-requisites:

  • Dogs must be able to sequence at least 2 jumps
  • Foundation Skills (or equivalent)

Required equipment: throw-able toy or food container (with best treats in
the world or maybe some salmon cream cheese).
8:00 PM A. Advanced Handling - Course Strategy FULL
 

Meant for those teams ready to compete or are already competing at the Starters or Advanced level.

Pre-requisites:

  • Dogs must be able to sequence at least 2 jumps
  • Foundation Skills (or equivalent)

What you need: dog's favourite toy and/or larger sized treats or a treat container you can throw.
  B. Masters Handling - Skills and Drills
 

Meant for those teams competing at the Advanced or Masters level.

Pre-requisites:

  • Dogs must be able to sequence at least 2 jumps
  • Foundation Skills (or equivalent)

Accessories required: Dog's' favourite reward (this is still training so bring what they love and be able to toss it to them at distance)