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The broad jump, an
advanced skill you will learn
in club training.
Why should I continue to train after my basic skills class?
As a member of the Berks County Dog Training club, you are
entitled to come out and train on Thursday nights after completing your
basic skills class for the rest of the calendar year.
You can build upon the basic skills you have developed in class and
engage in competition, meet other dog enthusiasts and enjoys the various
events the club puts on such as a Halloween Party with prizes for
costumes (dogs and people), a Christmas party (people only), an awards
banquet (people only) and club picnic (dogs and people).
We have established a fun committee to come up with additional
ideas for extra club activities.
The club has monthly Member Matches and there are year-end awards
for the dog and person team that wins the most matches.
The club also holds a yearly Obedience Trial and Agility Trials. You
can gain the skills to compete in these events.
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Meet our instructors
Directions to club
training and meeting sites
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Novice training at the Berks County 4-H Community
Center.
Leroy Frey competes in the 2010 obedience
trial.
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