Sessions are held at Pavilion #6 at Hickories Park, Owego, NY. (click here for map).

Call contact numbers below to see if there are any openings if you are interested in joining mid-session.

 

New sessions will start Monday, July 12th.

 

You must pre-register for the session.

 

Email TiogaCKC@aol.com with your name and contact information,

breed and age of dog to confirm you will be attending the session.

We will email you the necessary form to fill out to bring to the first class.

All classes are 1 hour and the session runs on Mondays for 6 weeks.

 

Beginner obedience classes are at 6 pm.

Handling classes are also at 6 pm
. This session will focus on novice exhibitors,

But experienced handlers and their dogs will benefit as well!

 

Topics to be covered:

~ stacking your dog

~ to bait or not?

~ how to gait the dog

~ different patterns

~ moving the dog in line with the others

~ where do you look?

~ what to do while in line waiting

~ entering dog shows?  How to fill out the entry form, closing dates, etc

~ What time do I get to the show?  Why?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Even if you don't need to brush  up on your handling skills, handling classes
are a great way to socialize your  puppy or dog for the show ring!

 

ALL CLASSES ARE $60.00 and payment in full is due the first week.  Please print and fill out form. If you can’t link to the form please email TiogaCKC@aol.com for a form. Please arrive 15 minutes early to fill out paperwork (first week) and to settle your dog in get him/her ready to train the rest of the session.  Please bring: dog, (of course) leash, treats that can be eaten quickly (soft stuff, like cut up hotdogs, cheese, cheerios, etc), something to cleanup after your dog, current rabies certificate, and shot records.

 

For more information, call Kathi Cederborg at 607-727-0669 for handling classes
or Jane Jarvis at 607-642-3254 for obedience classes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Obedience is the measuring rod by which a dog is judged as a human companion; it is important that your dog have good manners in public and in private. Obedience training not only teaches the dog what behavior is expected of him, it also teaches the owner how to be consistent in indicating to the dog the difference between good and bad behavior. Obedience and Agility judging offer an opportunity for the dog to be judged, not against another dog, but against a perfect score. Dogs receive and lose points based solely on the way they respond to commands from the handler. This is a dog sport that welcomes pure bred as well as mixed breed dogs.

 

 

To contact us:

 

E-mail: TiogaCKC@aol.com

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