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September: There is a general meeting on September 20 at 8:00. At 7:00 we will have a flyball demonstration
Welfare
If you have any welfare information to report, please contact Kathy Taleos at LabLady1020@aol.com .
Correction: The printed newsletter has Simon listed as the name of Kim's Poodle. Her Poodle's name was Merlyn. Also, the name of Janet;s Sheltie was incorrect. The correct name is Peri. We deeplt regret these errors.
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Membership
Our annual dues were due on July 01. Please get a form online or in the building. Instructors and lifetime members are also required to submit their renewal forms. If you just joined this year, contact Judy Drotar for your renewal amount. New member’s renewal fees are prorated according to the month that they joined.
Policy
The Policy Committee, chaired by Elaine Shively met on July 21, 2010, at 7:30 PM. They reviewed all of the Board & General membership notes and proceeded to pencil in the changes that were approved by either a Board or membership motions & subsequent votes. If you would like to participate, please contact her.
Program
We have been having trouble finding new programs and member attendance for our programs. At the picnic, it was suggested that individual members sign up to get & coordinate speakers for our programs in a manner similar to signing up for “brag cakes”. Our September meeting will be a demonstration on Fly-Ball and will begin at 7:00.
September General Meeting
Our next general meeting will be held on Monday, September 20 at 8:00 p.m.
Newsletter
Please send articles, brags, or anything else you would like to see in your Club’s newsletter to Stacy Judge. We are particularly interested in everything that interests you.
YABTC Presents
Game Night
$2 per dog – 2 runs per dog
Start time 6:30
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Aug 27 |
Non Traditional Jackpot |
TBA |
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Sep. 10 |
T-Cup or USDAA |
Stacy Judge |
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Sep. 24 |
Pizza Party & Games |
TBA |
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These are agility games played in AKC, CPE, USDAA, and T-Cup. They are for any dog that has completed at least the AG1 class or its equivalent. It is open to both members and non-members of YABTC
The proceeds from the games night are used to purchase gift cards that are raffled off at our trials.
**Save the Date**
Connie Cleveland
Dogs are Problem Solvers
March 5 & 6 2011
Limit of 24 working spots
Early Bird Specials
Agility Run Thru
Our next agility run thrus are going to be in October. We are trying to arrange a photo shoot, like we had last year. Keep your eyes out for posters in the building,
Contact: Deb Harper or Sandy Irish
In the Vicinity
AKC Sanctioned B-OB Match
Rubber City Kennel Club
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Entries taken from 9:00
Fee: $6 per dog, $4 for additional entry of same dog
$2 Junior Showmanship
Classes divided by sex:
Puppy 3-6 month, 6 to 9 month, adult. Dogs with major points may show for exhibition only. Owner handlers or immediate family of owner only
Four Seasons K9 Athlete Center
Check out Four Seasons K9 for:
September 18-19, 2010 |
TDAA (Teacup Dogs) Agility Trial |
http://www.k9athletecenter.com/trials.htm
5th annual Pooch Pentathlon
Davis Family YMCA
Sunday September 12, 2010 1:00 p.m.
Small Breeds (under 12”), Medium (12-18”), Large (above 18”)
Events
Leap dog: Farthest jump in the pool
Fetch: Jump into pool and retrieve owner’s toy
Doggie Paddle: Swim a given distance the fastest
Treasure dive: Retrieve object under water
Obstacle course: Complete an obstacle course on land in the shortest amount of time.
Registration is $5 per dog before September 08
For more info:
CHRIS BACH on October 2 &3, 2010.
At CABTC
Chris' unique approach to training is called THE THIRD WAY. This program is highly effective, very easy to implement and exceptionally humane and dog-friendly. It results in dogs that are noticeably happier, more attentive and highly bonded and also have better and more reliable skills.
Chris will be presenting The Third Way Foundation Seminar which includes her foundation games and her recipe for attention.
For more information on Chris Bach visit www.thethirdway.com
There will be 15 working spots available.
Prices for working spots are $100.00 for key bearing members and $150.00 for members. Non-members are $200.00
Auditors are $50.00 for key bearing members, $75.00 for members and $100.00 for non-members.
Please send checks made out to CABTC to:
Kathy Sutliff
7871 Neff Road
Medina, OH 44256
Any questions, email me at KatSDogs2@aol.com or call me at 330-483-2605
SUMMER FOOD DRIVE
Help us feed all of the dogs in need this summer!
Now through September 1st
This is a difficult time for rescue groups. We are currentlytrying to help more homeless dogs than ever andour supplies are running low. Please help us help themby donating food and other supplies at any participatingdrop-off location. Anyone that donates will also beeligible to win a basket of goodies. Just leave yourname and phone number where you make the donation.The winner will be chosen on September 1st.Drop-off locations include First Federated Church onMahoning Ave. and Gem-Young Insurance on Rt. 45, both in North Jackson.Contact us for more info:PH: 330-538-2215Email: dcpress@cboss.com
Northeast Ohio Labrador Retriever Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity and all donations are fully tax deductible.
Supplies needed:
● Dog Food, ● Dog Treats, ● Dog Toys, ● Blankets or Towels, Paper Towels, ● Laundry Detergent
Pittsburgh (Early-Bird)
by Dr. Ian Dunbar
EPT-001 $270.00
Friday 19th – Sunday 21st November 2010
Ramada Inn – Green Tree
401 Holiday Drive, Pittsburgh PA 15220
This seminar has been approved for 19 CPDT CEUs and 15 IAABC CEUs
Registration:
$270 Early-Bird 3-Day (on or before 8th October 2010)
$330 Late-Bird 3-Day (after 8th October 2010)
$125 Single Day (on a space-available basis).
Lunch is not includedFor more info: http://www.jamesandkenneth.com/store/show/EPT-001
Call 1-800 784-5531
“Wooded Acres Course”
Donna Kroack and James Hagen invite agility enthusiasts to our “Wooded Acres Course” for a summer of run-thru’s.
Please join us on the following dates:
July: 14, 21, 28
Aug: 4, 11, 18, 25
Our course is located at 634 Old Mercer Road, Volant, PA 16156 –approximately 5 miles from the Prime Outlets Shopping Center, Route 208, Grove City, PA. Our email address: dkroack@gmail.com and telephone #: 724-748-5909, for any questions. Rain /heat advisories: run-thru will be cancelled and held the following week.
Walk-thru/Check-in: 6:00-6:30 pm. 6:30: begin and run until dark.
Walk-thru’s between jump heights, if needed.
$10.00, unlimited runs/5.00 each additional dog, unlimited runs
Each run will be 2 minutes.
~~All runs will be judged and timed.
~~Experience handlers available for handling instruction, if wanted
~~Fully fenced course
~~Toys and Treats are allowed on course
~~All dogs welcome
Some shade spots available, would be wise to bring additional shading for dogs.
Parking: lots of parking along both sides of driveway
Animal Charity Humane Society
Saturday, August 21
Sunday, September 18
2:00 to 4:00
Vaccinations, Heart Worm Testing, Heartgard Prevention, K9 Package Price $50
Adoptions 12:00 to 2:00 p.m.
No checks Pease
Upper Ohio Valley Obedience Training Club
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Wheeling Park Ice Ring, Wheeling WV
Preregistration and Registration are available the day of Match
Preregistration: $5, $3 additional entry same dog ( by Sep. 02)
Day of Match: $8 First dog
Therapy Dog International: $18 Limit 25 dogs
Canine Good Citizen: $18 Limit 50 dogs
Both TDI & CGC $30
Further info check out: .uovotc.org (funmatch link)
2 nd Annual
Puppy Palooza
Sponsored by
Northeast Ohio Labrador Retriever Rescue
and
The Humane Society of Columbiana County
Sat., September 18th, 2010
10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Liberty Park _ Off of Mahoning Ave. _ North Jackson, Ohio
Turn onto Liberty Street at North Jackson Family Dentistry (15 Liberty St.)
Games , Food , Adoptable Dogs, Vendors, Photos of your Pet, Chinese Auction
Bring your dog and have some fun!!
FREE Goodie Bags for the first 150 people
Health
Frightened Pup?
Is your puppy frightened by the unfamiliar? Make the world friendly and you'll have a best friend indeed.
Well-adjusted puppies are socialized to normal life early on by being exposed to many sights and sounds. Introduce your pup to different people and environments, making sure to supervise, especially with children. Puppies need to experience loud noises, such as vacuum cleaners, music, and other daily household sounds. To meet other puppy pals, sign up for puppy classes or visit a dog park in your neighborhood. Just be sure vaccinations have been completed.
Pooch Playtime
When selecting toys for your dog, not just any old item will do.
If you have children, choose toys for your dog that won't be confused with your children's playthings. Also, think twice before giving him old shoes to chew on: Pretty soon he may start chomping on your good stuff! Instead, offer toys or bones made of hard rubber, nylon, or rope. And remember to offer praise when he plays gently with an appropriate toy. If your pup is overly protective of treats, like pig ears or real bones, work on training him to "trade" one treat for another.
Shy Dog
Is your new dog still a bit timid in his new surroundings? Raise his confidence and comfort level with a little extra support and patience.
Sit on the floor and let your dog decide when to approach you or explore his new home. Hold a treat in your open hand so that coming to you represents a positive experience. If he stays tucked away some place, try enticing him out of his space by setting a couple of treats just out of his reach. You can gradually increase the distance from his safe place. If your dog doesn’t respond, simply go about your business and give him time. He’ll make a move when he’s ready. Reward any signs of curiosity
Working Dog
Would you prefer that your office go to the dogs?
A recent survey indicates that the majority of dog owners would put in longer hours if their dog could accompany them to work, and one out of three said they’d take a pay cut for the perk. While most pooch acceptance is found in small businesses, a few large companies welcome employee dogs.
2010 Dorothy Keck Memorial Good Sportsmanship Award
This year the committee who selects the recipient of the Good Sportsmanship award consisted of past recipients Rae Reinhart (2008), Stacy Judge (2006), Bill Allen (2004), and Sally Payne (2002). The award was renamed in 2005 to honor Dorothy Keck, the first club member to ever receive a good sportsmanship award when it was sponsored by the Gaines Dog Food Company. When Gaines stopped sponsoring this award, the club felt that this concept was too important to drop; and it was then called the Youngstown All Breed Good Sports Award. When Dorothy died in 2005, the club wanted to honor her lifetime membership and commitment to the club and so renamed this award To some who knew Dorothy, she was your second mother; or maybe in her later years, a second grand-mother. But to everyone who knew her, Dorothy Keck was 
a mentor and friend. She loved her dogs, had a great eye for a good one and just embodied good sportsmanship. The club decided to honor her by renaming this award in her memory.
This years’ recipient is Jay Wootten. She has been a YABTC member since 1995. Jay divides her time with us in her “paying” job as a professor at Kent State University. Jay has a Border Collie named Patch. Patch & Jay’s photo are on the wall above our kitchen in honor of their accomplishments as Agility Trial Champions. She has been an agility instructor for years, and is also our agility trial secretary. While you may think that it is an easy job, it is anything but. Jay spends an average of 140 hours entering data, corresponding with entrants and the AKC, and solving problems before the trial ever begins. She does this 2 times a year for the Club and yet receives no additional discount for any classes or for her membership dues.
She also trains in agility, herding, obedience & rally with her newest Border Collie addition, Breeze. Jay often takes time away from her own training to help a fellow student or exhibitor. At some trials, she has even missed her own runs, because she was helping an exhibitor.
We are so lucky to have someone as generous as Jay in our Club. Although there are about 175 of us, she is always among the few members that our Club can depend on to get the work done. Without volunteers like Jay, YABTC would truly suffer.
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This is a picture of UCD URO2 Janrem Wee Bit Of Faith CD RAE ASCA CD finishing her United Kennel Club Rally Obedience Level 2. We finished June 5, 2010 under Judge Ellen Adomelis at the K-9 Konnection Show in Beltsville, Md. She had scores of 96 third place, 87, and 89. ~ Janet Moore |
My curly coated retriever Ch Choccashaw’s Dawn Comes Quickly was awarded a Judge’s Award of Merit at the UKC Top Ten Invitational in Richmond, IN on July 9 th. ~ Sue Davis |
…… at Canfield, our Peggy ( westie, 21 months ) was in Rally Novice B on 2 days. On Friday she earned a score of 96 and FIRST PLACE ! and on Saturday she got a score of 92 and was just out of the placements, but finished her Rally Novice title ! Peglette is now known as Bitz of Morning Mayhem, RN …and her littermate, Mayhem's O'Henry at Cabinwood Farm won the Open Dog class, and ended up Reserve Winners Dog to a 5 point major ! on Thursday, and placed everyday at the Madison Shows he went Winners dog both days for 1 point each day ~ Pat Ray & Loretta Nells |
A brag from the Steel Valley Cluster -- Brownlee Sean Thornton RN (aka "Trooper") entered Novice B for the first time at the Steel Valley Cluster in Canfield (August 5-8, 2010) and came home with a new CD title. Good job Trooper! ~ Jeff Showman |
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Congratulations Randy Simmons & Jaeger. Jaeger did it again. Here is the photo that will appear in the 2011 Weimaraner Club of America calendar. |
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This is my 11 year old Shetland Sheepdog UROC UCDX Janrem Surprise Ending CDX RAE9 ASCA CDX finishing her Rally Advanced Excellent 9 Title (RAE9). She finished on June 11, 2010 at the Westmoreland County Obedience Training Club Show under Judge Rick Garvin. She placed in 18 of the 20 classes needed to succeed for this title. ~ Janet Moore |
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A Place to Go With Your Pets
On Saturday, July 24, 2010 I presented an Introduction to Rally Seminar at Nemacolin Wooflands Pet Resort & Spa in Farmington, PA.
Nemacolin Wooflands is a luxury pet resort and spa located on the grounds of Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. Situated on over 2,000 scenic acres in southwestern Pennsylvania, approximately 70 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, the Woodlands is Pennsylvania’s only 5 star/5 diamond resort. They are a very “pet friendly” resort – complete with a canine ambassador named Bentley.
Nemacolin Wooflands provides a complete pet resort experience. Services for the four-legged clients include daycare, boarding (private condos and luxury suites featuring Kuranda beds, TV’s and webcams are available), therapy – including a heated swimming pool – and grooming services. The professional grooming staff caters to every client’s wishes. Groomer Kelly Means attended the seminar with her immaculately groomed mini Poodle.
Those canine and/or feline clients who desire “spa treatments” can avail themselves of the music, aroma, massage, or hydro therapies offered at the Wooflands.
Trainer Kathy Ward offers group obedience classes in the 4,500 square foot training center. The training center features a well-lighted facility with a rubber floor, mirrored walls, and air conditioning for the canine students. Private lessons are also available. The training center also offers programs dealing with other areas of interest such as rally and agility.
The entire Wooflands operation is efficiently and effectively administered by Manager Erin Mills, who did a superb job of coordinating the Rally Seminar (as well as attending with her Standard Poodle, also beautifully groomed by Kelly).
I led the participants on a four-hour introduction to AKC Rally. The program began with a short history of Rally. This led into a discussion of the make-up of the Rally program and what Rally participants can expect from the sport. We then touched on the competition aspect of Rally. The remainder of the session was spent on the training floor – learning some Rally skills and trying out many of the Rally exercises. The seminar finished up with most of the participants running through a competition Rally course.
I’d like to thank the Nemacolin Wooflands staff for inviting me to come down, and for all the effort they put in to make this Rally Seminar a success. If you’re looking for a GREAT place, close to home, with lots of activities and services for both people and their pets check out Nemacolin Woodlands (and Wooflands) Resort and Spa! (www.nemacolin.com or www.nemacolinwooflands.com)
~ Submitted by - Jeff Showman
Dear Friends at YABTC,
In October of 2009, I wrote to you about my Teddy Roosevelt Terrier, Percy. Since then, we have been training diligently, to master skills in Obedience. I have some good news to report. It is not momentous news, as so many of you have such outstanding accomplishments, but for Percy and me, his earning a CD in Novice is a real achievement. The third leg occurred recently under UKC Judge, Marilyn Tomaszewski, at the June 26th UKC show, put on by the Carnation City Kennel Club at Sun Beau Valley Farm. We received a score of 187, and a second place ribbon. Not great, but this was a big moment for us. Showing out of doors is not easy. Getting your dog’s attention on grass, in a strange place, with trains passing by, has been daunting. But we did it!
Besides working toward this goal, Percy and I have had other adventures. You will remember, his book, “PERCY” The Perfect Puppy, which is on display in the glass case in the hall at the club. In there now, too, is the second and final book I recently wrote. It is the sequel, entitled “PERCY” Growing Up. As with the first, I have donated copies to the club. If you would like to purchase one, all the money goes to YABTC.
Similarly, I have donated, our “Percy” books, to the Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County. They are building an awesome new Animal Welfare Care & Education Center. Some of you will remember the presentation made at YABTC. Percy and I have done two book signings for them and sold quite a few copies. Our donation is going toward this worthy project. I hope others will keep them in mind an
d help if possible.
In addition, Percy and I have been to the Woodlands Assisted Living complex in Ravenna. He has charmed the residents, while I have read to them of his adventures.
Currently, we are trying Agility. Percy is fast and fearless and we are having fun. But my heart will always be with Obedience, as I consider it the true foundation for a well-behaved, companion dog. Percy is just that.
Sharon Phillips and Tammy Hunt, you have taught us well! I will always be grateful for your wisdom and encouragement. And thank you to all of you at the club who have cheered us on!
I took a couple of pictures of Percy getting ready for the recent show. He had to be sleek and clean to appear in the ring.
This required the bath, complete with the PINK towel finale.
Percy relaxed in the grass after the show.
And a wise little dog is he! 
Wishing you all much happiness with your “best friends”!
Sincerely,
~ Helen White
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Elaine Shively, Stacy Judge, Tyne Horvath, & Carol Kershner |
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Enroll for Agility ClassesContact Nancy Ventresco At (330) 482-1661 |
September Schedule |
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AG1 & 2 |
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Sept 20 |
Carol Kershner, David Beach |
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AG3 & Advanced |
10:30 |
Aug 02 |
Sept 20 |
Carol Kershner, Lotta Shafer |
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Beg Agility |
12;00 |
Aug 02 |
Sept 20 |
Carol Kershner, Lotta Shafer |
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Beg Agility |
6:30 |
Aug 02 |
Sept 20 |
JoAnn F & Lynda T |
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Rally |
6:00 |
Sep 27 |
Nov 01 |
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Rally Run Thrus |
6:00 |
Sep 07 |
Mary Mignogna |
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Obed. Run-Thrus |
6:00 |
Sep 14 & 28 |
Kim Burrier |
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Conformation |
6:00 |
Sep 07 |
Sep 28 |
Lisa Walters & various |
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Puppy |
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Oct 19 |
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Novice |
7:05 |
Sep 07 |
Sep 28 |
Tammy Hunt |
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Beg 1 |
8:10 |
Sep 07 |
Oct 26 |
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Beg2 |
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Aug 24 |
Oct 12 |
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Pre-Novice |
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Beg2 |
6:00 |
Sep 22 |
Nov 10 |
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Puppy |
6:00 |
Aug 11 |
Sep 22 |
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Open |
7:05 |
Sep 01 |
Sep 29 |
Tracey Deems |
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Beg 1 |
7:05 |
Sep 15 |
Nov 03 |
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Utility |
8:10 |
Sep 01 |
Sep 29 |
Jeff Showman |
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Beg 1 |
8:10 |
Aug 11 |
Sep 29 |
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Rally 2 |
8:10 |
Aug 18 |
Sep 22 |
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AG1 & AG2 |
6:30 |
Aug 05 |
Sept 20 |
Jay Wootten |
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AG3 & Adv |
7:45 |
Aug 05 |
Sept 20 |
Jay Wootten |
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Games |
6:30 |
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Fun Runs |
10:00 |
Sep 05 |
Sep 26 |
Cindy Zeisler |
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4H |
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12:30 – 3:30 |
Tail Waggers or Steel Valley |
John Monte, Shari Yuhas (clean 1 & 3) |
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4:00 - done |
Pampered Pups |
Nikki Puccini, M. Hoard (clean 2 & 4) |
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Members’ Rates For Obedience & Rally: Beginning classes (Puppy, Beg1, and Rally 1, Doodle) are half the published rate. Beg2 & Advanced classes are free. (CGC test: $5). Please arrive 15 minutes early for rally class to set up your crate. Pre-Novice thru Utility classes do not require pre-registration. To enroll in any other obedience or rally classes, call 330 398-9270 or E-mail Registrar@yabtc.com. For Agility: All classes require pre-registration. .Intro, Beginner & Ag1 are half the published rate. Ag 2, Ag3, & Advanced classes are free. If you only enroll 1 dog, you cannot participate with more than 1 dog in that class. Please arrive 1/4 hour prior to class to set-up crates. To enroll in an agility class, call 330 482-1661
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YABTC Run Thrus $5 for first run; $3 for second run (w/same dog) Sign-Ups 6:00 - First Dog at: 6:30 Instructors and Assistants
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