Strong Bonds, Happy Dogs, Thriving Humans
Winter Session 2: Intro to Weaves
Six-week Session: Starting on Feb. 24th, 7 pm to 7:50 pm every Tuesday
Service Description
This course is designed to introduce dogs and handlers to weave pole skills in a fun, progressive, and confidence-building way. Teams will learn proper entry understanding, body awareness, and independent weaving using reward-based training methods. We will break the weaving behavior into small, achievable steps to help dogs develop accuracy, rhythm, and enthusiasm for the obstacle. This class is ideal for teams who are new to weave poles or who want to strengthen foundation skills before advancing to full competition-level weaves. Emphasis will be placed on handler mechanics, timing of reinforcement, and building value for the poles. Prerequisite: Dogs should be comfortable working in a group class setting and have basic handler focus and foundation agility skills.
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Our Policy
To ensure a safe, respectful, and positive environment for all participants, please follow these guidelines: Facility Etiquette Smoking is not permitted inside the training facility. Please do not disturb classes in progress. Be courteous during class. Observers must remain quiet and out of the way. Objectionable or offensive language is not allowed. Children must be supervised at all times by an adult who is not training a dog. Participants must be at least 12 years old unless the Board has granted special approval. Dog Care & Safety Dogs must be taken to the designated “potty area” before class. Owners are responsible for promptly cleaning up after their dogs. Dogs may not urinate or defecate on equipment, buildings, or other property. Proof of vaccination (rabies, distemper, and parvovirus) is required before attending class. Dogs with fleas are not permitted in the facility. Female dogs in heat may attend class only if wearing protective pants. If you bring more than one dog, any unattended dog must be crated. Electronic collars (e-collars/shock collars) are not allowed in class. Hitting, kicking, or otherwise striking a dog with hands, feet, or leashes is strictly prohibited. Any dog posing a danger to people or other dogs may be excused from the facility. This decision must be made by at least two individuals, one being a Board member. Training & Conduct All training methods used in class must be approved by CCBKC instructors. The CCBKC Board has established and enforces a Code of Ethics for Instructors. CCBKC does not condone the operation of puppy mills or farms and will work to educate members about the harm such practices cause. Administrative Refunds will only be issued with Board approval. Failure to follow these policies may result in dismissal from class without refund. Canine Connection Brainerd Kennel Club does not offer refunds for cancellations. In unique circumstances, exceptions may be made with approval from the Board of Directors If a class is canceled due to inclement weather, a make-up class will be scheduled.