Louisiana Capital City Obedience Club, Inc.
Class Objectives and Goals
To promote the idea that dogs can become "good citizens" within the community through training and socialization and the strengthening of the human/dog bond. To provide all levels of training for beginner, novice, or advanced owners of dogs. To provide a variety of training activities and opportunities based on current trends and requests. Training should always be a fun, positive experience, and chance for meaningful interaction between owner and dog.
Instructor Qualification
All instructors are members of LCCOC. All instructors are volunteers and receive no monetary compensation for their time. Instructors have placed at least one obedience title on a dog through recognized competition trials.
Training Methods
A variety of instruction methods are used with emphasis on positive training. Harsh and negative methods are discouraged. Homework and handouts are given.
Class Sizes
Class sizes vary. Average beginner classes have 10-15 dogs. Volunteer assistants help with larger groups.
Puppy Kindergarten
Beginners Obedience Class
Advanced Beginners Obedience Class
Novice or Show Obedience Class
Beginners Agility Class
For additional information on agility classes contact Polly Odom
Two 6 week courses divided into Part A, Part B. | |
Qualification for Part A & B: Open to all dogs demonstrating advanced performance of basic obedience commands with emphasis on come and solid stays. Dogs must be under control when off-leash. | |
Objective Part A: Foundation training for the owner and the dog in agility commands and obstacles. | |
Objective Part B: Continuance of obstacle recognition and performance, beginning of obstacle sequencing, and handler techniques. | |
Content Part A & B: Emphasis on various obstacles and handling techniques for the owner and solid responses from the dog. |
Agility for Fun Class
Pre-Competition Agility Class
Competition
On going course | |
Qualification: Open to club members who have taken the Pre-Competition Class or equivalent and permission from Instructor. | |
Objective: Training for all levels of competition. | |
Content: Distance work, advanced handler techniques, timing, and conditioning. |
Other Training Opportunities
LCCOC members support each other's training efforts in such areas as: Canine Good Citizen testing, lure-coursing, field tracking and retrieval training, therapy dog training, conformation handling techniques, etc.
Fees
Rates vary for the different classes. Please contact us by E-mail lccoc@lycos.com or call 225-923-2383 for information on current rates.
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