Our Classes
Class schedules, guidelines and descriptions
Our Classes
We offer obedience training sessions several times per year, offering puppy to advanced obedience competition work. Classes are held on Tuesday nights, and sessions are 8 weeks long unless otherwise noted. Our instructors are members of our club who have many years of experience in obedience training and competition, as well as other dog sports and activities.
2022 Schedule
January 4th - February 22nd
Check back for updates - we will post more classes when we have the schedule available
Classes are held at Lewis Recreation Center at:3110 Forest Lawn Dr.Greensboro, NC 27455
Regular Class Schedule & Fees
- Puppy I class - 6:30pm - $125 for 8 week session
- Puppy II class - 7:45pm - $125 for 8 week session
- Beginner I class - 6:30 & 7:45 - $125 for 8 week session
- Beginner II - 6:30pm - $100 for 8 week session
- Canine Good Citizen - 7:45pm - $100 for 8 week session
- Rally - 6:30pm & 7:45pm - $75 for 8 week session
Enrollments
Applications and payments must be received by mail one week before the beginning of each session. Classes are filled on a first come basis, and receipt of your check is what holds your spot in class. Email is the quickest way to reach us, but we do not accept forms through email.
January 2022 Session Enrollment Open
Classes start January 4th.Erollment application, payment, and vaccine information must be received by mail 1 week prior to class start date.
Puppy 1 class - 6:30pm
Puppy 2 class - 7:45pm
Beginner 1 class - 6:30pm & 7:45pm
Beginner 2 class - 7:45pm
CGC Class - 6:30pm
Rally class - Time TBD
Puppy Classes
Puppy I is for puppies up to 17 weeks of age
Puppy II is for puppies age 17-26 weeks
Family Dog Classes
Beginner I
Beginner II
Canine Good Citizen
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Competition preparation classes
Rally
Ready, Set, Show!
Polish and Shine
We offer generously spaced, matted rings for comfortable training. The Carolina Dog Training Club's instructors use positive training methods. We do not use harsh corrections, but rather food treats, toys, touch, and praise to motivate the dog. We recommend the use of regular buckle collars, although the use of training collars, head harnesses or Sensation Harnesses (R) may be recommended after individual evaluation. The goal of our classes is to train the owner to train the dog.
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