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Beginner 1 Agility  Classes      9 Week Sessions

$200.00

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Class Description: Beginner 1 is for dogs new to the sport. These classes are based on sound agillity principles and are manned by instuctors experienced in class instruction and in competion. The r=equipment used is based on the equipment requirements for AKC, USDA & NADACC trials. Because mixed breeds can compete in USDAA & NADACC trials, we encourage you to enroll your dogs. This is a sport that can be shared by all. The training can be used as a method of instilling confidence in insecure dogs, as agility is fun for both dogs and handlers. Dogs should be in good condition. Some obedience training is good, as dogs will have to come when called and wait for their handler's command to start (basic stay).

Focus & Motivation: These classes will show owner how to focus and motivate their dogs through games and communication. First three classes are two hours long and are Focus and Motivation skills.

Please send a copy of dogs shot records with application Shots required: Rabies, DHLPP.

Classes: No Spring Classes

Nine Weeks Sessions

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Friday Afternoon Session
@ 1:00 p.m.

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Lisa McCain
Maureen McKernan
Laura Spear

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Jean Weiprt
Laurie Glied
Mary Jackson

Please note time difference marked with * and Teal Color for that session only

 List of things to bring to class

1.    Buckle or quick release collar (no rabies or I.D tags)

2.    Six foot leash

3.    Bait bag or carpenters apron (short)

4.    Treats Bonus treats = small pieces – Hot Dogs – cheese – chicken (something the dog does not get all the time)

5.    Toy – special toy the dog only gets in training.

6.    Water Bowl

 DO NOT FEED DOG BEFORE CLASS!!!

Beginner 2 Agility  Classes     6 Week  Sessions         $120.00

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Class Description:
Beginner 2 is for dogs that have successfully completed a Beginners 1 class or it's equivalent. It picks up where Beginners 1 leaves off, increasing the dog's proficiency on the obstacles. More handling techniques are introduced.

Spring Classes Start:  May 9th, 2008

Friday Afternoon Session
@ 1:00 p.m.

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Lisa McCain
Maureen McKernan
Laura Spear

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Laurie Glied
Mary Jackson

 List of things to bring to class

1.    Buckle or quick release collar (no rabies or I.D tags)

2.    Six foot leash

3.    Bait bag or carpenters apron (short)

4.    Treats Bonus treats = small pieces – Hot Dogs – cheese – chicken (something the dog does not get all the time)

5.    Toy – special toy the dog only gets in training.

6.    Water Bowl

 DO NOT FEED DOG BEFORE CLASS!!!

Spring Beginner  3 Agility  Classes     6 Week  Sessions         $120.00

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Class Description:
Beginner 3 is for dogs that have successfully completed a Beginners 2 class or its equivalent. These classes stress the importance of good handling techniques.

Classes start February 29, 2008

Friday Afternoon Session
@ 2:30 p.m.

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Lisa McCain
Maureen McKernan
Laura Spear

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Laurie Glied
Mary Jackson

 List of things to bring to class

1.    Buckle or quick release collar (no rabies or I.D tags)

2.    Six foot leash

3.    Bait bag or carpenters apron (short)

4.    Treats Bonus treats = small pieces – Hot Dogs – cheese – chicken (something the dog does not get all the time)

5.    Toy – special toy the dog only gets in training.

6.    Water Bowl

 DO NOT FEED DOG BEFORE CLASS!!!

Intermediate Agility  Classes      9 Week Sessions

$_____

Class Description: Intermediate Agility is for dogs that have successfully completed a Beginners 2 class or it's equivalent. It picks up where Beginners 2 leaves off, increasing the dog's proficiency on the obstacles. More handling techniques are introduced.

Classes start January 8, 2008 or Jan. 9, 2008

Wed. Morning Session
@ 11:15 a.m.

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Barb Pikara

Instructor:
Linda Szymanski
Jean Weipert