Next Meeting
August 17th, 2010

Location:
 Allegany Beverage Warehouse.
 2401 N Union Street Ext.  (Rt. 16)
 Olean NY
(3/10 of a mile north of the Rt. 86 on/off ramp on Rt.16)  


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Next Meeting
June 15, 2010
7:30 pm
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All classes are held indoors on matting.

 Location: Allegany Beverage Warehouse.
 2401 N Union Street Ext.  (Rt. 16)
 Olean NY

(3/10 of a mile north of the Rt. 86 on/off ramp on Rt.16)  


Competition Agility 
Sundays
7:00 PM

8 week agility class will begin Sunday at 7 pm at the club.
 It will be cooler and the dogs love to work in the evenings. 
The
cost is 10 per class
 please come and get ready for those summer trials.

 If you have question call or email me . 
for more info contact Rick
716-397-6991
 



AKC Puppy Stars

Provides Socialization, Training,  Activity, Responsible dog owner.

AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Program is the AKC program

designed to get puppies and their owners off to a

great start. AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy requires that owners

attend a basic training course with their puppies.
The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy  Program is a noncompetitive
activity that is open to all dogs, including
purebreds and mixed breeds. Dogs who pass all of
the items on the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Test will be
listed in the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy records and will receive
free incentive items from AKC.



Students should bring proof of vaccinations and licensing (if required by your township), a favorite toy and/or treats for the first class.

for more information 
 

contact  Debbie and your dog can be a STAR



Conformation / Handling Class

Monday -7:00 pm
for more information contact
Sandie (585) 610-8940


Progressive Rally Class

 

Rally is a fun, relaxed dog sport in which the dog and handler follow a course comprised of 10-20 signs indicating specific exercises to be completed at each "station".   It is designed to be a "stepping stone" between basic puppy classes and more advanced sports such as agility or obedience, but may be enjoyed by anyone who wishes to have fun with their dog.

This course will teach handlers new to rally how to execute the Novice exercises with their canine partner.  Handlers with more experience will be able to work on the Advanced and Excellent level exercises.
In order to get the most out of this class dogs should be at least six (6) months old, understand basic commands such as sit and down, be able to stay in position briefly, and be able to walk on lead in a controlled manner.  "Heel position" and other needed skills will be taught during the class in a relaxed manner with emphasis on building a working relationship with your dog in the learning process.

Classes will be forming again in September
Contact 

 Beth 
  (716)379-8052
for more information


Canine Good Citizen

The AKC's Canine Good Citizen program is a means of rewarding dogs
 who are well-behaved companions at home and in the community.
  This class will help owners teach their dogs
 the basics needed to pass the 10 items on the CGC test.  
Classes will be forming again in September

 Contact 
Beth for more information
(716) 379-8052


Family Dog
Friday PM
for more information contact 
Sue (716) 373-2655

Family Dog class improves the day to day living with your dog or puppy.
 We teach you how to have your dog behave and respond
 to your voice with no harsh corrections. 
We emphasis a working relationship between human and canine. 
Within this class -- 
greeting people, walking , jumping ,counter surfing, come, crate training,
 and self control, will be addressed.
 We tailor each to the needs of participants.
 Young pups 8 weeks of age to older dogs
 of many years may sign up for this class. 



Agility
Introduction to Obstacles
Friday PM
Sue (716) 373-2655



Intermediate Agility

Dogs/handlers attending this class should have experience
 with all of the agility obstacles.
 
These classes work on improving the dog's confidence
 and speed on all the obstacles.
 We work on broadening a handler's skills with longer sequencing,
 complex movements, and basic distance work. 
Dogs work off-leash and work with jumps set at their full jump height for competition. The contact equipment is also set at regulation height
 and the weaves are increased to 12 poles.
 
We begin running small courses and learning different handling techniques.


 for more information contact
Debbie



 



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