We’ve all been there before, whether it’s giving a presentation at work, watching our sons and daughters step up to the plate at a key moment in their baseball game, or when you hear your name called to move to the start line for your jumpers run. It hits you like a sledgehammer to the gut. The bottom falls out of your stomach and your legs feel like jelly. In your head you ask “Why do I do this to myself?”
Want to get your dog into dog sports? Interested in flyball, agility, disc dog, PWD water work, dock diving!? Heather's Dog Sport Foundation Class is an excellent choice. This class will prepare you and you dog for any of these choices. If your dog is not that interested in toys, want to teach a reliable retrieve here's your chance to turn that around. See the flyer below for detailed course description.
FRIDAY Afternoon! July 23-2010 "DISC and/or DOCK" "Get ready for Kingston & Carrot Fest!"
Friday July 16, Disc and Dock from 1pm to 6pm
Heather McLeod has the answer....
PRACTISE AND TRAINING SESSIONS FOR SATURDAY MAY 15 - 2010 SATURDAY: May 15 Optional Training Sessions and Open Dock for both Beginner and Advanced! Eash Session w/Training on & off the dock is $25.00 / without training $15.00 (1 Session is 1 Working time Slot and 1 Open Dock)
This Schedule is in the making! The Plans are to be up there Tuesdays, Wednesdays and occasional Fridays and Weekends with the addition of some special weekends of Agility Fun Matches, Fun Jumps and Special Events! If you haven't been to K9 Country Inn...we have a beautiful facility with fenced in rings and play areas for agility and disc in the georgeous country, with a 40 ft Pool and Dock, and are one of the First Canadian Training Facilities for DockJumping...I started in DockDogs back in
K9 Country Inn up in Beeton 45 minutes north of Toronto I will train DockDogs ,Dog Sport Foundations, Agility, Flyball and Disc
This weekend workshop will concentrate on building motivation and creating the working relationship you and your canine partner will need in order to progress in many different dog sports. While using operant conditioning training concepts, you will earn an appreciation for your “thinking” puppy.
There are many aspects to becoming a successful DockDog. Start with building a strong camaraderie between you and your dog. Develop a relationship that continues to build trust and confidence. Become a team. Teamwork, diet and conditioning are
The sport of Big Air is growing by leaps and bounds. It’s getting more media attention and dogs are jumping farther and farther every day. The sport is also bringing out more and more new handlers and dogs. As SportMutt continues to travel the country observing and helping people get involved, we’ve noticed handlers using a technique that is commonly described as “what top handlers do.”
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