DOG SPORTS
Diamond Springs Dog Sport Classes:
Our Furry Friends Training Center
694 Pleasant Valley Road, Ste 8
Diamond Springs, CA
Next to Double Diamond & Crossroads Vet

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Beginning Nose Work: Want to play hide and seek with Fido? Want him to find the lost remote? This 3hr siminar will
cover the basics of teaching Fido how to use his incredible nose.The focus of this class is to introduce dogs and their guardians to
the exciting new sport of scent work.  
Maximum 5 Dogs   $65    Instructor: Erik Grendahl
Prerequisite: None
Bring: A hungry exercised dog, yummy moist treats, a favorite toy, a 4 or 6 foot leash, and a flat collar, head halter or martingale (no
pinch collars or choke chains please).  
Optional Equipment: Treat Bag
  • May 18, Saturday 9am - Noon


Introduction to Dog Sports: A Sampler   6 wks/ 4 Dogs  
The first two weeks of this class will focus on fine tuning your intermediate handling and obedience skills with your canine
companion. In each of the last 4 weeks, we will focus on one of the following dog sports including watching a video for most weeks
and learning the begining skills needed for each sport::
Rally, agility, canine freestyle, and treibball. (Not necessarily in that
order.) $129    Class size limited to 4 teams.

Pre-Requisites: Very solid basic obedience skills - including loose leash walking in the presence of other dogs, stay at
10 feet or more with mild distractions, come when called . . .  If you have not taken classes here before, you will need to
get the instructor's permission.  
Instructor: Cherie Maitand

  • May 2 - June 13, Thurs 4:15 - 5:15pm  Skip 5/16
















Our
Furry
Friends
Training With Respect & Understanding
For a class that combines fitness,
agility and obedience - check out
FUN FITNESS WITH FIDO CLASS!!
To learn more about Treibball - check out

This clip is one of the best for showing the game as originally designed, with
the dog working in a large field (as it would in a real herding situation), where
stamina is as important as ball driving skill.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4nX3YtVehM&NR=1

You’ve never seen a dog have more fun than this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ_clGzxQ5g&feature=related