Class Registration

• Puppy Classes are intended for dogs less than one year old who don’t quite have the stamina or developmental growth needed to participate in normal obedience classes. These classes give you an opportunity to lay a strong foundation with your new dog.
• Beginner Obedience classes are intended for both companion and competition dogs. These classes teach standard obedience skills, including Sit, Down, Stay, and loose-leash walking. At the end of the Advanced Beginner class, students will test for their AKC Canine Good Citizen title.

These classes are available to dogs and trainers that have completed our beginner classes, or equivalent training. Please contact the Registrar with questions.

• AKC and WCRL Rally classes focus on developing the skills you need to compete in Rally at AKC or WCRL trials.
• Competition Obedience classes are intended for competing in Obedience at the highest level.
• Freestyle classes help you and your dog develop skills to compete in WCFO Freestyle (“Dancing with your dog”) trials.
• Trick Dog classes help you learn tricks with your dog in order to earn AKC Trick Dog titles.

These classes are available to all dogs and trainers regardless of previous experience. There is no requirement of advanced obedience training to take these classes. All of these classes are friendly for reactive and fearful dogs.

• Barn Hunt classes take place in a hay-bale obstacle course, where your dog must find between 1-5 rats within a time limit, as well as successfully climb up a hay-bale structure and go through a hay-bale tunnel. Classes are mixed level unless otherwise noted.
• Happy Ratters classes take place in an “urban” environment, where your dog navigates household obstacles like trash bags, cardboard boxes, and other equipment to find rats.
• Intro to Disc Dog is for any handler/dog combination not successfully throwing/rolling and catching a disc at or beyond 10 yards.
• Disc Dog Games is for any handler/dog combination that can successfully throw/roll a disc at least 10 yards, catch, and return to handler.

Agility classes are available via mail-in registration only. Click the link below to download the Agility form. For Session 5, it must be received by September 26. Mailing your registration is not a guarantee that you will be accepted, as space is limited and priority is given to existing students. Your dog must have completed at least two (non-puppy) obedience classes or equivalent prior to beginning Agility classes.