Classes

Agility:

Agility is a fun team sport where dog and handler navigate thru a course of obstacles. The Beginner Agility class introduces you to all of the obstacles: tire jump, seesaw, dog walk, bar jump, broad jump, tunnel, A-frame and weave poles. The Competition classes focus on handler skills, precision contacts, speed, and prepare you for competition.

Classes:

Beginner Agility

Novice Agility Competition

Advanced Agility Competition

Please visit our Schedule page to see what days and times best fit your schedule. To register for class call Laura Raymond at (603) 895-0358 or email at bo-gee@comcast.net or register by mail by completing and mailing the registration form.

Rally Obedience:

Rally Obedience is the latest new dog sport offered by the AKC and APTD. It is a blend of agility and obedience. Dog and handler navigate thru a numbered course of signs indicating different obedience exercises to perform. This class is geared to teaching you all the exercises in a Rally Obedience course which include normal, fast and slow pace, finish left and right, halt sit and down, various turns, call front, spiral, figure 8, and serpentine.

Please visit our Schedule page for class availability. To register for class call Laura Raymond at (603) 895-0358 or email at bo-gee@comcast.net or register by mail by completing and mailing the registration form.

Basic Manners:

Training for puppies and adult dogs that teaches the skills they need for everyday living in human society. Motivational techniques are used to gain your dog's attention, teach your dog to walk on a loose leash, come when called, the sit, stay and down survival skills, and an introduction to the Canine Good Citizen's Award. Click here for more details.

Introduction to Competition Obedience:

For those who want to continue training beyond the Basic Manners class, Introduction to Competition Obedience class will build upon the skills your dog has just acquired as well as preparing the handler and dog team for competition. Areas covered include heeling on and off leash, sit and down stays, stand for exam, figure 8 heeling, recall and finish. All of the components to earn an obedience title.

Canine Good Citizen (CGC):

The goal of the Canine Good Citizen classes is to teach 10 practical, everyday tasks that you and your canine friend will be asked to perform at a CGC evaluation. Areas to be covered include: meet a friendly stranger, walk politely on leash through a small crowd, sit, stay, come when called, and 3 minutes of alone time. Upon completion of this class you will be prepared to take the CGC evaluation.

We offer a CGC evaluation periodically right here at Bo-Gee training facility.