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Rally-O
All breeds are welcome. No aggressive dogs allowed. No AKC registration required. Minimum handler age is 10 yrs old. All dogs must have prior obedience experience. |
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| HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL DOGS ENTERING OUR FACILITY Vaccinations • Rabies • DHLPP • Bordetella - every 6 months • Negative heartworm test • Negative fecal test We must have current records on file at all times. All dogs must be brought in on a leash! |
| You are more than welcome to stop in and observe any of our training functions. In order to facilitate scheduling, and to insure course time, reservations and vaccinations must be received in advance. |
| Want more information on Rally Obedience? Click here for a brief description. |
| Rally Obedience Fun Runs |
| Training has never been so much fun!! Competition, Practice or Pleasure, this is the place to do it!! |
We will set up at least one new
course per week with extra courses
on stand by which we will set up if
time and interest permits. Pay one
price and run the courses as many
times as you wish.
course per week with extra courses
on stand by which we will set up if
time and interest permits. Pay one
price and run the courses as many
times as you wish.
| $10 TUESDAYS 7:00pm - 10:00pm Reservations Required |
| Rally Obedience is temporarily discontinued for 2008 |
.....where an enthusiastic attitude and wagging tail are more
important than precision. Dogs and handlers should both appear to
be enjoying the competition and each other's company.
.....where ALL dogs are encouraged to participate - purebred or
mixed breed, pets or titled champions.
.....where handlers are allowed to encourage their teammate in the
ring using verbal praise, petting, and even food rewards.
important than precision. Dogs and handlers should both appear to
be enjoying the competition and each other's company.
.....where ALL dogs are encouraged to participate - purebred or
mixed breed, pets or titled champions.
.....where handlers are allowed to encourage their teammate in the
ring using verbal praise, petting, and even food rewards.