Date: June 1st, 7:00 PM Beginners, 8:00 PM Intermediate
Please register at: Roosevelt Veterinary Center, 1515 Route 22, Suite 3D Brewster, NY
845 279-6578
or contact me and I can email you a registration form 845 228-0341
Six week course, Monday nights at7:00 PM.for beginners,Intermediate class at 8:00 PM. We will be doing some fun agility in Intermediate class, as well as Rally O. Class limited to six participants. Pre-payment and registration required. Cost: $125.00
To register either contact Linda for a registration form, or register in person at Roosevelt Veterinary Center. As class size is limited, please register early to save your spot in class.
You must call Linda Lukens after registering: 845 228-0341. Equipment required:
6 ft. long, flat, cotton web or leather leash
Flat buckle-on collar
Treat pouch -this is required, no treats in pockets please
(fanny packs are great, get a treat pouch at your local pet supply store, or from me at class)
Treats (no dog biscuits, please!) You can purchase treats at class. I recommend hot dogs, cut up into tiny pieces, place on paper towels in microwave, and nuke for 3 minutes until they dry and harden. Other recommended treats are Freeze-dried liver, freeze-dried chicken breat, or Solid Gold tiny tots, both available at your local pet supply store. You may also bring cheese (string cheese works great),leftover meat, anything soft that you dog adores that you can break up into small pieces. You will have better success in class if you bring what we trainers refer to as a "million dollar" treat for your dog.
Baggies, to clean up after your dog.
Please wear flat, sensible shoes.
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6 ft. long, flat, cotton web or leather leash
Flat buckle-on collar
Treat pouch -this is required, no treats in pockets please
(fanny packs are great, get a treat pouch at your local pet supply store, or from me at class)
Treats (no dog biscuits, please!) You can purchase treats at class. I recommend hot dogs, cut up into tiny pieces, place on paper towels in microwave, and nuke for 3 minutes until they dry and harden. Other recommended treats are Freeze-dried liver, freeze-dried chicken breat, or Solid Gold tiny tots, both available at your local pet supply store. You may also bring cheese (string cheese works great),leftover meat, anything soft that you dog adores that you can break up into small pieces. You will have better success in class if you bring what we trainers refer to as a "million dollar" treat for your dog.
