New Class Times 2009

Session 1 (9.00am - 9.45am)
Puppies
Merit
Merit Revision
Complex Skills
Flyball
Agility
Session 2 (10.15am - 11.00am)
Graduate
Graduate Revision
Beginners Revision
Agility
Session 3 (11.30am - 12.15pm)
New Beginners
Trial Training
Agility
 

Tracking is also available.

Times will be allocated by the Instructor.

Latest News

May Newsletter, click here
 
End of the Year Awards 2008
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Office & Shop times for Sunday Training
8.30am - 9.00am
9.45am - 10.15am
11.00am - 11.30am
 
Promotion Day Certificates & Ribbons to collect
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For Sale
The club has a set of electronic scales for sale.
$180.00 ono
Can hold up to 180kgs.
For more information - see Committee member.
 

Events

Double Open Obedience Trials
11th & 12th July 2009
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Craig Murray Seminar
10th & 11th October 2009
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Location & Contact details:
Address: Breakwater Road, Belmont Common
Phone: (03) 5243 4555
Postal Address: P.O. Box 186 , Geelong , Vic. 3220
Email: Geelong Obedience Dog Club
   
President: Tina Button
Mobile: 0414 363 556
Secretary: Karen Millard
Mobile: 0438 672 618
   
Weekday Office Hours Thursday 2 pm - 6:30 pm
Training Sunday Mornings.
Chester

Training You To Train Your Dog

At Geelong Obedience Club we train YOU how to train your dogs. Training is teaching the dog to respond to certain sounds or signals, "Cues" for certain actions. Dogs react to voice tones NOT words. MODERN TRAINING METHODS use ASSOCIATION and MOVIVATION. Show, tell, and do, with praise for honest effort.

Dogs learn from experience. If an experience is rewarding to the dog it repeats it, if it is stressful, frightening or painful, dogs avoid repeating that experience. In training, we should try to make it fun for the dog so active participation by the handler, using fair and consistent training methods, is necessary.
All dogs, regardless of size, have certain needs. They need a firm and fair leader who will provide for them, play with them, train them, groom them and generally make them apart of the family; always remembering this is a DOG, not a human in a furry coat. Join our library or go to the local one and read about dogs and their behavior. You are the driver now and must know how a dog thinks to get the best results from your training. Whoever trains the dog becomes the dog's pack leader.
 
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