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• ENW110 Freestyle Skills Workshop (Julia Gregory)

  • When
    08/17/2025
  •  
    4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • Location
    Front Ring (enter through front door)
  • Spaces left
    8

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  Prerequisites: 6+ month old dogs, invitation by instructor only
  

  
  

  Instructor:	Julia Gregory
  Assistants:
  Capacity:	8 handler/dog pairs

  
  

  Track: Enrichment

  Type: Workshop

  
  

  The objective of Freestyle Dogwork is to show the dog/handler team's working relationship, share the joy of training and present the dog to his/her best advantage. In this 2-hour long workshop we'll achieve this by learning to recognize the most beautiful of our dogs' attributes and by learning to blend those into a logical movement piece, accompanied with music, that is a pleasure for spectators to watch. We spend time on the techniques of training movement, but just as important, we teach the concepts that help you to create a movement piece while handling your dog in a way that enhances every motion. This workshop builds teamwork like no other! Dogs should have basic obedience skills such as heel, stay, come, sit and down. Skills need not be advanced. The best work will be done off-lead, but dogs can stay on lead if necessary.

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• ENS133 Behavior Clinic (Demaree Clay)

  • When
    08/22/2025
  •  
    6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Location
    Front Ring (enter through the front door)

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  Training is fun, training changes your relationship with your dog and training changes your dog.  But is training enough?  Do you have behavioral concerns beyond the scope of obedience exercises?  Come to this informative clinic, offered once a session to discuss relevant treatment plans to help shape your canine's behavior.  Housetraining, Stealing Objects, Counter-Cruising, Excessive Barking, Door Greetings, Jumping up, Toys and Inappropriate Chewing, are just a few of the subjects on the table.  This Clinic is purely a Q&A.  Your questions will be answered by our Certified Master Trainer and animal behavior expert. Attendees are not required to stay for the entire clinic once their concern has been addressed.  Come and go as you please.  This Workshop is for humans only, but dogs may attend if they remain manageable during discussions.  While we may discuss Reactivity, Human-directed Aggression and Dog-to-Dog Aggression, we regret that these dogs cannot attend the discussion.

  
  

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• ENW110 Freestyle Skills Workshop (Julia Gregory)

  • When
    08/31/2025
  •  
    4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • Location
    Front Ring (enter through front door)
  • Spaces left
    8

  Register

  Prerequisites: 6+ month old dogs, invitation by instructor only
  

  
  

  Instructor:	Julia Gregory
  Assistants:
  Capacity:	8 handler/dog pairs

  
  

  Track: Enrichment

  Type: Workshop

  
  

  The objective of Freestyle Dogwork is to show the dog/handler team's working relationship, share the joy of training and present the dog to his/her best advantage. In this 2-hour long workshop we'll achieve this by learning to recognize the most beautiful of our dogs' attributes and by learning to blend those into a logical movement piece, accompanied with music, that is a pleasure for spectators to watch. We spend time on the techniques of training movement, but just as important, we teach the concepts that help you to create a movement piece while handling your dog in a way that enhances every motion. This workshop builds teamwork like no other! Dogs should have basic obedience skills such as heel, stay, come, sit and down. Skills need not be advanced. The best work will be done off-lead, but dogs can stay on lead if necessary.

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• ENW110 Freestyle Skills Workshop (Julia Gregory)

  • When
    09/07/2025
  •  
    4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • Location
    Front Ring (enter through front door)
  • Spaces left
    8

  Register

  Prerequisites: 6+ month old dogs, invitation by instructor only
  

  
  

  Instructor:	Julia Gregory
  Assistants:
  Capacity:	8 handler/dog pairs

  
  

  Track: Enrichment

  Type: Workshop

  
  

  The objective of Freestyle Dogwork is to show the dog/handler team's working relationship, share the joy of training and present the dog to his/her best advantage. In this 2-hour long workshop we'll achieve this by learning to recognize the most beautiful of our dogs' attributes and by learning to blend those into a logical movement piece, accompanied with music, that is a pleasure for spectators to watch. We spend time on the techniques of training movement, but just as important, we teach the concepts that help you to create a movement piece while handling your dog in a way that enhances every motion. This workshop builds teamwork like no other! Dogs should have basic obedience skills such as heel, stay, come, sit and down. Skills need not be advanced. The best work will be done off-lead, but dogs can stay on lead if necessary.

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• ENW110 Freestyle Skills Workshop (Julia Gregory)

  • When
    09/21/2025
  •  
    4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • Location
    Front Ring (enter through front door)
  • Spaces left
    8

  Register

  Prerequisites: 6+ month old dogs, invitation by instructor only
  

  
  

  Instructor:	Julia Gregory
  Assistants:
  Capacity:	8 handler/dog pairs

  
  

  Track: Enrichment

  Type: Workshop

  
  

  The objective of Freestyle Dogwork is to show the dog/handler team's working relationship, share the joy of training and present the dog to his/her best advantage. In this 2-hour long workshop we'll achieve this by learning to recognize the most beautiful of our dogs' attributes and by learning to blend those into a logical movement piece, accompanied with music, that is a pleasure for spectators to watch. We spend time on the techniques of training movement, but just as important, we teach the concepts that help you to create a movement piece while handling your dog in a way that enhances every motion. This workshop builds teamwork like no other! Dogs should have basic obedience skills such as heel, stay, come, sit and down. Skills need not be advanced. The best work will be done off-lead, but dogs can stay on lead if necessary.

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