up and coming
workshops

SUNDAY 10th August 2008

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
Our next workshop will be for intermediate level handlers. This training day is aimed at dogs that have ad, jd, adx or jdx titles, or experienced handlers with their young dogs. We will be covering some distance work and some tight and twisting work. We will also be covering some course work, including how to best use your course walking time.

We will be starting at 8:30am, and will finish at about 5pm.

Cost is $90. Limited to 12 applicants. Application close 26th June, notification of acceptance 1st July

SUNDAY 24th August 2008
(because Oxley has cancelled their trial this year)

Advanced Level
This workshop is designed for dogs that have their masters titles, or at least have several qualifications toward their masters titles. We will be doing some advanced distance work, as well as going over some of the Elicia Calhoun, Ronda Carter and Stacey Peardot handling techniques to help cut seconds off your times.

We will be starting at 8:30am, and will finish at about 5pm. Cost is $90.

Limited to 12 applicants.
Application close 10th August, notification of acceptance  14th August

Application Forms (same form for all workshops)

Applications close 14 days prior to the start of the training day. Payment is due before commencement of the seminar, if your application is accepted. Acceptance for training days is not based on a first come / first served basis. We have a limited number of positions available. So we will be selecting the dogs and people that are most appropriate to the workshop topic, and who best fit the whole group. That means dog/handler teams with particular handling skills. We will also have a bias towards handlers who do not have as much access to our normal daily classes, whether it is because they do not live locally, or work commitments prevent them from attending our usual weekday classes. You will be notified of your acceptance as soon as practical.

Please do not be offended if you are not selected to attend. It just might be that your dog is too good for a particular workshop, or we have a number of country applicants.