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AKC Licensed Obedience and Agility Club · Est. 1952

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Classes This Session

This fall we're running classes in three areas. Pick one to see the days, times, and how to sign up.

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Agility

Sundays · Sep 13–Nov 1 · $190 per class

A progression from your dog's first exposure to the obstacles through pre-competition sequencing. New teams start with Intro to Agility. Classes are listed by time below.

Beginner I

9:00–10:00 AM · Agility Barn · Guin Freedman

Builds proficiency and independence on contact equipment, with two- to four-obstacle sequences, side changes, and weave-pole drills.

Beginner II

10:00–11:00 AM · Agility Barn · Guin Freedman

Contact equipment, weave poles, jumping, and four- to six-obstacle sequences; introduces front, blind, and rear crosses.

Pre-Novice

11:00 AM–12:00 PM · Agility Barn · Guin Freedman

For teams finishing Beginner II: full-height jumps, complete weave-pole sequences, contact criteria, and course-reading fundamentals.

Intro to Agility

12:00–1:00 PM · Agility Barn · Guin Freedman

Flatwork, targets, impulse control, body awareness, tunnels, weave poles, and age-appropriate jump training. The focus is on training rather than handling technique.

Rally

Fridays · Sep 4–Oct 23 · $205 per class

Follow a numbered course of obedience stations at your own pace — a friendly, welcoming competition sport.

Rally Novice & Advanced

10:00–11:00 AM · PDTC Training Center · Regina Steiner

Teaches AKC Rally Novice and Advanced signs, rules, handling tips, and short courses.

Rally Excellent & Masters

11:00 AM–12:00 PM · PDTC Training Center · Regina Steiner

Teaches AKC Rally Excellent and Masters signs, rules, handling tips, and short courses for higher-level teams.

Nose Work

Sundays · Sep 6–Oct 25 · $230 per class

Your dog uses its nose to find a target scent. Low-stress, and all ages and abilities are welcome.

Intro to Exteriors & Vehicles

9:00–10:00 AM and 10:00–11:00 AM (two sections) · PDTC Training Center · Lauren Chukrallah

Outdoor and vehicle searches — teams learn to search natural areas and around vehicles, applying scent theory in practical settings.

Intro to K9 Nose Work 2

11:00 AM–12:00 PM · PDTC Training Center · Lauren Chukrallah

Continues box work and adds environmental searches — chairs, desks, tables, cabinets, and high and low hides; introduces exterior and vehicle searches.

Show Handling

Not offered this session

Learn to present your dog in the conformation ring the way a judge expects — gaiting, stacking, ring procedure, and general dog-show protocol. Open to all dogs 3 months and up.

Coming soon — check back next term

This is what we're offering for the fall session. Questions about which class fits your dog? Email princetondogtrainingclub@gmail.com.

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