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Liz Scott Approved Canine Good Citizen Instructor!

Jul 9, 2019 |

Phoenix is pleased to announce Liz Scott has been approved by NZKC as a Canine Good Citizen Dog Instructor for Hamilton.

The purpose of the canine good citizen programme is to ensure that our favourite companion, the dog, can be a respected member of the community because it is trained and conditioned to act with good manners in the home, public places and in the presence of other dogs and animals

Canine good citizen training is fun and useful. through canine good citizen you and your dog can establish a closer bond and your dog will have the added benefit of knowing how to please you.

The canine good citizen assessment is not a competition and does not require that you and your dog perform with ‘competition’ precision, but it should show the dog’s willingness to obey instructions given from the handler, demonstrate basic training and consistently display good temperament.

AGM Notice – May 2019

Mar 31, 2019 |

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Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of

The Phoenix Dog Training Club Inc

will be held at the Clubrooms, Bristol Park, Bristol Place,

Te Rapa on Sunday 19th May, 2019

The meeting will commence at the conclusion of the Classes at 11.15am.

All financial members of the Club are invited to attend.  Morning Tea will be provided.

Membership Subs are now due for the financial year 1 April 2019 to 31st March, 2020.

Membership for the Year is $10.00 or

Family Membership is $15.00

Payment can be made direct to the Treasurer at the Clubrooms or can be paid into our account – Phoenix Dog Training Club

Account Number:   031556 0013733 00

(Please provide your name for reference purposes)

GOOD COMPANION DOG CLASS

Oct 13, 2016 |

This class covers a full range of basic exercises that test the dog’s temperament and obedience, as well as the handler’s knowledge about care, responsibility and legal requirements of dog ownership.

 

There are four levels to be worked through – from food and car manners to distance work and handlng of dogs by strangers. Dogs completing these four levels are considered to be able to show safe behaviour in public places.

 

This class also prepares handlers wishing to gain the New Zealand Kennel Club (NZKC) Canine Good Citizen qualifications. Some club members have gone on to do the NZKC qualifications.