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Nose Work Weekend Event w/Michael McManus!

Posted on by marileecole

Reserve and Pay for Working Teams and Auditors below.

Nose Work Event For Cheeky Dog Obedience Dog Training With Michael McManus Of Ready Sit Go Dog Training

PAY AND REGISTER

Working Dog/Handler Teams are limited to 8 working spots each session and unlimited auditors.

 

SATURDAY FULL DAY -  (Level 2/3)

WORKING SPOTS - SATURDAY Full Day Working Spots are $225.00

SOLD OUT

AUDITORS - SATURDAY Full Day Auditing Spots are $125.00




Full Day registration get priority over half day. Highly recommend a full day working spot as you will be able to cover all topics and work all skills.All fees include a $25.00 non refundable deposit.

No refunds after October 15, 2019. There will be a waiting list after all spots are filled.

SUNDAY FULL DAY (Level 1)

WORKING SPOTS - SUNDAY Full Day Working Spots are $225.00




AUDITORS - SUNDAY Full Day Auditing Spots are $125.00




Full Day registration get priority over half day. Highly recommend a full day working spot as you will be able to cover all topics and work all skills.All fees include a $25.00 non refundable deposit.

No refunds after October 15, 2019. There will be a waiting list after all spots are filled.

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HALF DAY

Highly recommend a full day working spot as you will be able to cover all topics and work all skills.

Full Day working teams get priority. If you book half day you will be cancelled & notified if the full day registration fill up.

WORKING SPOTS - Half Day Working Spots are $125.00

SAT AM:

SOLD OUT

SAT PM:

SOLD OUT

SUN AM:




SUN PM:




SATURDAY HALF DAY AUDITORS:

AUDITORS AM OR PM (Indicate at time of payment) - Half Day Auditing Spots are $75.00




SUNDAY HALF DAY AUDITORS:

AUDITORS AM OR PM (Indicate at time of payment) - Half Day Auditing Spots are $75.00




All fees include a $25.00 non refundable deposit.

No refunds after October 15, 2019. There will be a waiting list after all spots are filled.

Keep your pet safe and secure this Independence Day!

Posted on by marileecole
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Tips for Fireworks and Thunderstorms
 
The 4th of July is right around the corner…. a fun celebration of friends, BBQs and fireworks but it can be a time of terror for dogs here are some tips to help your friend.

  • Give your dog plenty of exercise – early morning physical exercise and mental stimulation exercise.
  • Keep your dog inside during the evening and make sure they have their tags and identification on them and if at all possible, with some human companionship. It is a good idea to have your pet microchipped as well.
  • Best of all, stay home and keep them busy (give them something to do) and distracted but if you can’t…..
  • Feed them before you leave and when you leave give your dog something to chew on – chewing helps to relax them.  A frozen and stuffed kong is perfect. See safe and effective treat toys HERE.
  • Make sure your dog has a safe place to “hide”.  If your dog is comfortable in their crate that is great and cover it with a sheet or cover.
  • If possible, keep the windows and blinds closed to restrict the light and sound.
  • Anxiety wraps (thundershirt) can be helpful for dogs that respond well to the gentle, consistent pressure. Check out some great thundershirts HERE.
  • White noise can help some dogs – run a box fan or play music quietly in the background.
  • Some dogs respond well to sound therapy.  Calm your Canine Companion Music Series by "Through a Dog’s Ear" Get your copy HERE.

 

DON’T TAKE YOUR PET TO THE FIREWORKS!!