
Dog camps are often an excellent way to explore new dog activities. Dog camps vary widely. Some are intended as vacations with your dog. Other dog camps cater to people already competing in a dog sport to improve their skills. Seminars tend to be more academic in approach. This page will list some you may wish to explore:
This Pennsylvania camp offers an opportunity to vacation with your dog, and other people who share your love of dogs. Get introduced to learn how to dance, agility course, rally and obedience, chase the lure or just take a swim in the lake.
On Lake Joseph at Ontorio, Canada. Introduction to a variety of dog sports and dog training methods, obedience, rally, freestyle, flyball, agility and more. Exploration of search and rescue and items of canine interest.
Where every human must be accompanied by a dog. A place for owners and their dogs to work, learn and play. Activities include obedience, lure coursing, agility, flyball & carting. Also active in Pet Assisted Therapy programs and can be a resource for your group or facility.
Camp Barking Hills in Hackettstown, New Jersey is a weekend camp for dogs and their
owners to play, learn new things and explore a variety of activities they might not
have had the opportunity to experience. Camp Barking Hills wants to give people the
chance to explore activities and sports with their dog in a relaxing atmosphere.
A place where you can relax and have a good time with your dog. Participate in one of the scheduled activities or just watch the sun set on a hill with crickets chirping around you ... all with your canine best friend at your side. The camp is at Camp Helen Brachman located near Stevens Point, Wisconsin in Portage County, about 140 miles northwest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Perhaps the most well known of the dog camps. This Vermont camp offers a week long session with introductions to flyball, herding, agility, clicker training, canine nutrition and more.
When last visited this web site did not provide full access. Swannanoa,
North Carolina Increase your skills and knowledge so that when you get
home you
will integrate this information into your ongoing training and performing
activities.
Puppyworks sponsors educational events for nationally and internationally
known dog trainers and behaviorists to educate dog trainers, behaviorists,
breeders, veterinarians and dog enthusiasts about innovative, creative
and humane methods in practice today. Puppyworks
http://www.puppyworks.com/
In addition to a camp program this is an activities based organization.
On the shores of Lake Tahoe, Nevada Campers have the opportunity to participate
in obedience, agility, herding, tracking, nature talks, massage therapy,
wonderful campfires with smores and storytelling and much, much more.
Agility - Flyball - Herding - K9 Acting Classes - Freestyle - Lectures - Obedience - Pet Tricks - Rally Obedience - Tracking - Lure Coursing ... and More
Gig Harbor, Washington
At Camp Dances With Dogs, you'll find agility, tracking, animal communication, veterinary chiropractic, clicker training, holistic care, behavior, hypnosis, tricks, psychodrama and more.
Enjoy paddling, hiking and winter adventures (whether a beginner or experienced), while at the same time enjoying a bonding experience that is truly unique. Share the beauty of Ontario's finest waterways.
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