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PLEASE:

•      Remember that only one dog and their handler is allowed on the field at a time during formal training sessions, unles otherwise directed by

•            the Trainer. All other dogs should be crated near their car, and all people should remain off the field.

•      Limit other dogs' presence to crates at personal vehicles (parking lot).

•      Please be sure your crates hold your dogs safely and securely. 

•      Relieve your dog in the pasture area before going on to the training field.

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The safety of all handlers and dogs is our primary concern. 

Dogs should be under their handler's control at ALL times, either through

Elite-Level Obedience or a leash. 

                  Do NOT bring your dog close to, or interact with another dog, unless it's formally part of a training session and you are instructed to do so by the Trainer.

   

 

 

 TRAINING FIELD, directions, maps, photos:   

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TRAINING FIELD CONDITIONS:

•      The training field is a pasture, It is mostly dirt, wild grasses, and weeds. 

•      Training takes place rain or shine. It can be very hot in summer, and cold in winter.

•      The field is slippery when wet. 

•      It is generally quite breezy. Bring layers of clothing. 

•      Some sun and rain protection available for the benches and chairs

•      There are ground squirrel holes. We appreciate any help keeping them filled. 

•      Limited lighting available during evening training. 

•      Port-a-potty available. 

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SAFETY:

•      There is no shade for vehicles.  Protect your dogs from heat related illnesses.

•      There is no water available on the site. Bring water for your dogs.

•      Ask before approaching or touching other dogs.

•      Vaccinate for rabies.  Leptospirosis, Bordetella, and rattlesnack vaccinations should be discussed with your veterinarian. .

•      Consider what vaccines puppies should have when going out and away from home before you bring them to the field.

•      Please crate your dog at or in your vehicle. This is safer for the dog and your vehicle interior.

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