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Alameda County Schutzund Club

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Training

Sportsmanship

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upcoming events

Stay Connected, Stay Inspired!

Our club is always bringing exciting opportunities to learn, train, and grow in the world of Schutzhund. From specialty clinics to hands-on workshops, each event is designed to strengthen your bond with your dog, sharpen your skills, and connect you with a passionate community. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the action — mark your calendars and join us at our upcoming events!

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🐺 IGP Jumping Clinic with Sonia Parisi 🐺

October 18-19th

Join us at the Alameda County Schutzhund Club on October 18–19 for an exciting clinic focused on enhancing jumping performance in IGP sport. Led by international competitor and agility instructor Sonia Parisi, this clinic will cover proven training methods to elevate your dog’s skills.​​

📍 Alameda County Schutzhund Club

📅 October 18 & 19

🎯 Working Spots + Audit Spots Available

📩 Contact: Stephanie Muzsek at ACSCK9@gmail.com

 

Don’t miss this chance to learn from a world-level competitor and elevate your training!

For general Inquiries email us at: ACSCK9@gmail.com​.

 

For USCA inquiries call:  (650) 597-ACSC  (2272) ​

taking your dog to the next level

About ACSC

The Alameda County Schutzhund Club is dedicated to protecting and preserving the German Shepherd Dog’s (and other breeds) working heritage through Schutzhund (German for "protection dog”) training.  Schutzhund (now called IGP)  is a sport that focuses on developing and evaluating those  traits in dogs that make them more useful and happier companions to their owners.

 

ACSC values a sense of purpose, family and of course the safety, health, and happiness of our dogs.

 

Through training we feel a closer bond, better  communication,  and  improved control.  Confidence and consistency are increased in both human and dog.  

 

We value good people and having fun too!  

 

Our primary purpose is to train all dogs and handler/owner teams to trial in the sport of IGP.

 

All training philosophies will be based on this sport, and our expectation is that all who train with us will work towards participating in IGP and titling their dogs in the sport.

✨ ACSC Welcomes You! ✨


Whether you’re curious about Schutzhund, eager to learn more, or just want to see what training looks like, our doors are open!

  • Drop-ins: Come by and experience a training day with us.

  • Observers: Watch the dogs and handlers in action to get a feel for the sport.

  • Questions: We’re here to help! Ask us anything about the club, membership, or Schutzhund training.


    

         

ACSC Board Members

The Alameda County Schutzhund Club is guided by a dedicated board of members who share a passion for the sport, the dogs, and our community. Each board member brings valuable experience and commitment to helping our club thrive. Together, they ensure we continue to grow, support our members, and create opportunities for training, learning, and connection.

Our Helper
Our Helper
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Richard Shepphard

Details coming soon


 

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Show Your ACsc Pride!

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Whether you’re a longtime member or just getting to know the Alameda County Schutzhund Club, our official merchandise lets you represent the sport and the spirit of our club. From training-day gear to everyday wear, every item celebrates the dedication, teamwork, and passion behind Schutzhund.


Click below to visit our store and grab your ACSC merch today!

Alameda County Schutzhund Club

Contact

972 Laughlin Road 

Livermore, CA 94551

Directions to the site: 

  1. From either direction on Interstate 580, exit at Vasco Road and proceed north towards Brentwood.

  2. Turn right onto Northfront Road (this is the first light).

  3. Continue for approximately 0.8 miles and then turn left onto Laughlin Road.

  4. Proceed about 900 feet on Laughlin Road.

  5. Turn right onto a gravel driveway with a chain link gate. Look for a blue sign.

  6. Enter through the gate, securing it after you, and continue along the gravel road to the training field.

For general inquiries email us at:

ACSCK9@gmail.com

 

For USCA inquiries call : (650) 597-ACSC (2272)

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