Obedience Training
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About Obedience
Obedience training is the foundation upon which all canine activities are based, whether conformation, agility, tracking, search & rescue, service dogs, fieldwork, etc. Obedience Trials demonstrate the usefulness of the purebred dog as a human companion and showcase dogs that have been trained and conditioned to properly behave in the home, in public places, and in the presence of other dogs. AKC trials and tests allow exhibitors and their dogs to enjoy companionship and competition as they proudly earn AKC titles. To learn more about obedience trials, visit AKC's Obedience Guide. |
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Household Obedience (non-competitive)
We show you how to teach your dog to become a companion that you and your neighbors will enjoy! Your dog will receive positive reinforcement while learning obedience and social skills.
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Beginner I (competitive)
Prerequisites: Knowledge of the following skills:, sit, down, walk on a loose leash. We assume your dog knows the basics, can pay attention and follow your commands even with other dogs nearby. In this class everyone is expected to be dedicated to training each week at home.
Begin your training for competition in our Beginner Novice class. Learn the fundamentals and skills needed to compete in an AKC Beginner Novice class. These skills include on-lead heeling, halts, fronts, finishes, recalls, sit for exam, and sit stays.
Classes will include an explanation of how each lesson applies to the AKC Canine Good Citizen program. Free CGC testing for class participants will be offered the week following completion of the class.
Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Beginner II (competitive)
Prerequisites: Beginner I
This is a step towards the competition ring for Obedience and Rally. You will be working on tightening up your obedience handling skills, learn the figure 8, stand/sit for exam and work on attention along with advanced stays. Emphasis will be placed on attention and learning how to work as a team to give handlers and dogs a good foundation.
Wednesdays 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Class Schedule 2022
Register online
We show you how to teach your dog to become a companion that you and your neighbors will enjoy! Your dog will receive positive reinforcement while learning obedience and social skills.
Wednesdays 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Beginner I (competitive)
Prerequisites: Knowledge of the following skills:, sit, down, walk on a loose leash. We assume your dog knows the basics, can pay attention and follow your commands even with other dogs nearby. In this class everyone is expected to be dedicated to training each week at home.
Begin your training for competition in our Beginner Novice class. Learn the fundamentals and skills needed to compete in an AKC Beginner Novice class. These skills include on-lead heeling, halts, fronts, finishes, recalls, sit for exam, and sit stays.
Classes will include an explanation of how each lesson applies to the AKC Canine Good Citizen program. Free CGC testing for class participants will be offered the week following completion of the class.
Wednesdays 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Beginner II (competitive)
Prerequisites: Beginner I
This is a step towards the competition ring for Obedience and Rally. You will be working on tightening up your obedience handling skills, learn the figure 8, stand/sit for exam and work on attention along with advanced stays. Emphasis will be placed on attention and learning how to work as a team to give handlers and dogs a good foundation.
Wednesdays 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Class Schedule 2022
Register online
Contact
General Information, Obedience Questions: Karen Pouder, elifran7@gmail.com or (309) 496-2241
Advanced Obedience Permission: Sharon Peterson, misty-morn@mchsi.com or (309) 756-0157
* The State of Iowa requires that we obtain proof of vaccination shots. Please bring a copy with you on the first night of class.
** Scott County Kennel Club reserves the right to refuse class admission to any dog that is aggressive or not able to be controlled by its owner/handler.
General Information, Obedience Questions: Karen Pouder, elifran7@gmail.com or (309) 496-2241
Advanced Obedience Permission: Sharon Peterson, misty-morn@mchsi.com or (309) 756-0157
* The State of Iowa requires that we obtain proof of vaccination shots. Please bring a copy with you on the first night of class.
** Scott County Kennel Club reserves the right to refuse class admission to any dog that is aggressive or not able to be controlled by its owner/handler.