Our competition advanced dog training features classes in Novice, Advanced Novice, Beginning Open, Advanced Open and Utility.  While most people in these classes plan to earn Obedience, Rally or Agility Titles,  competition is not necessary in order to attend.  We do however, explain Trial Rules, ring procedures and the requirements specified for American Kennel Club, United Kennel Club, Canadian Kennel Club and Mixed-Breed Dog Club Obedience Competition.

Click here to meet our Competition Teams!Our Teams are highly competitive!  Please Click the Ribbon on the left to visit our On-Line Brag Board and meet our Competition Teams...  We hope that your dog's name will be added next!    

Competition classes include periodic diagnostic digital videos of the various obedience exercises which are taken in class, evaluated,  objectively critiqued, and E-Mailed to each handler during the next week.

"Enroll Now" To register,  Instructor permission is required.  [E-MAIL]


Jumping and retrieving are taught for competition and just for the fun of it!  Here's Kailua showing perfect form as he flies over a jump while retrieving!

Meet Kailua?
Heeling Can Be Lots of Fun!!
Lot's of heeling is featured to meld the handler and dog into a tight knit team.  Exercises vary but even include games designed to make learning fun!
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See Animation of Cherokee's Perfect Retrieve Over the High Jump!
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 Two skills: Retrieving and Jumping usually receive the best raves from most dogs! To see a Video Animated Gif version of the picture, click on it!
See Animation of Megan's Retrieve!
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See a Animated Version of Raider's Retrieve?
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See Dante Complete the Broad Jump!
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See Felix's Scent Retrieve!
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One of the surest signs of learning is demonstrated as dogs become relaxed and reliable and stay when they're very tempted not to!
 
Whether your  goal is a socially perfect pet or a reliable obedience competitor your dog will learn to stay around other dogs. At first distractions are easy: Ignore other dogs!!! 

 

 See Why? Why are these people cracking up??
See What they don't?See What? As dogs become more and more reliable on "Stay" tougher distractions are introduced to test their reliability. 
As dogs improve, they are able to withstand ever tougher distractions.  So what could possibly be harder to ignore than the one above?    Go See? What are THESE dogs ignoring??
Can your dog do this?    Larger picture? Friendly, sociable dogs stay even when the staying gets really tough!