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Scent Detection is an activity that allows dogs to use their most developed sense, the sense of smell. In this class ,the dog will learn to search for, find and indicate to his handler where is hidden a specific odor , according to the trial rules of the Canadian Kennel Club. The Session of 7 weeks are limited to 6 participants.

Scent Detection is an activity that allows dogs to use their most developed sense, the sense of smell. In this class ,the dog will learn to search for, find and indicate to his handler where is hidden a specific odor , according to the trial rules of the Canadian Kennel Club. This course is offered to people that have successfully completed both Basic1 (initiation) and Basic 2 (starter) classes. The Session of 7 weeks are limited to 6 participants.

Scent Detection is an activity that allows dogs to use their most developed sense, the sense of smell. In this class ,the dog will learn to search for, find and indicate to his handler where is hidden a specific odor , according to the trial rules of the Canadian Kennel Club. The Session of 7 weeks are limited to 6 participants.

The excellent scent detection class allows you to perfect what you have learned so far. The course prepares you and builds up your self confidence during competition by improving your dog’s accuracy when indicating the hide. The Session of 7 weeks are limited to 6 participants.

This course is for members interested in rally-obedience competition. Knowledge of the discipline is required. Instructor Marie-Johanne Cloutier

This class is open to everyone. The goal of this course is to get the handler-dog team working together in unison. Through various attention and focus exercises, we aim to engage and maintain the dog’s attention while gradually increasing the level of distraction. If the group is full, please sign up on the waiting list. We may open a new group. A minimum number of participants is required for the course to begin. Cost: $121 + tax Instructor: Mona-Lisa Dulac

This course is for teams in which at least one of the partners has never done Agility before. It does not require any prerequisites but a minimum of control (on a leash) is necessary. The dog must be at least 6 months old

This course is for dog handler teams who have successfully completed the Agility 1 course or equivalent. The master must be able to control his dog without a leash.

You have successfully completed your pre-novice or you are doing novice level competition; This is the course for you.

You have completed your novice or intermediate certificate and you compete at the Intermediate or Expert level; this is the next course you need to register for.