Name: K9 Scent Games Introductory Course
Start: 2021-01-29T17:30:00+10:00
End: 2021-01-29T18:30:00+10:00
Location: Cairns City Kennel Club

Competition obedience workshop

24 January, 2021

2-day Competition obedience workshop with Glynis Hendricks Saturday, 20 February and Sunday, 21 February 2021 Motivation – Engagement – Precision Fine tune your skills as Competition Obedience Handler. Glynis Hendricks has 40 years’ experience breeding internationally recognised pedigree German Shepherd Dogs for working and family pets; she has trained with world leading dog trainers; she successfully competes at state and national level in International Gebrauchshund Prufung (IGP) and teaches dog obedience to handlers and dogs and puppies of all levels (IGP or ANKC) from novice to International competitors. Glynis has contributed to advancing handlers knowledge and abilities in dog training through her positions and appointments as a judge, chairman, committee member, head trainer and coach with a range of dog clubs, committees and businesses in Australia and South Africa. Glynis enthusiastically shares her knowledge and skills and is committed to engaging the dog’s natural work ethic and has a sharp

Trick Training Workshop

17 January, 2021

Trick training is fun for you and your dog – and it is now a recognised dog sport by ANKC (Australian National Kennel Council). Teach your dogs tricks, improve your relationship, mentally stimulate your dog and compete against other tricksters. Any dog can compete in Trick Dogs, pedigree dogs, cross breed dogs, fluffy dogs, big dogs, small dogs, older dogs. Find out all about: Shaping Technique – choice based training Maintaining a positive and fun environment Introduction to Clicker Training – how to get started Selection of Tricks Rules of Trick Dog Test What happens at a trick competition Q & A session Date: Saturday, 6 March 2021 Time: 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm Cost: $15 per person (includes tea/coffee) Bookings essential. Please email: Tricks.cckc@gmail.com Workshop payment by direct deposit: Account name: Cairns City Kennel Club Obedience Section Account No: 00905399 BSB: 064-804 ID: Please insert Your surname and Trick

K9 Scent Games – sniffing for fun

14 January, 2021

Find out more about K9 Scent Games with our next Introductory Course. It’s a fun activity for you and your dog. You can train at home. Your dog will learn to find and indicate specific given scents using their amazing nose. No prior obedience training needed – let your dog take the lead and enjoy this game as a team. Classes include theory and training time with your dog. K9 Scent Games may be a hobby or you may train to competition level. Course dates: All classes are held on Friday evenings Group 1: 29 January, 5 February and 12 February Group 2: 19 February, 26 February and 5 March Times: 2 classes choose from 5:30 pm – 6:30p m or 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm Location: Cairns City Kennel Club, 11 Quigley St (behind showground Shopping Centre) Cost: $50 per person includes single club membership What you need to bring: Plenty

ATKC Dog Show Camping 31 Dec – 2 Jan

2 December, 2020

Camping will be available to exhibitors attending the show in accordance with Camping Dogs Queensland Events. The following conditions apply: Camping must be prepaid via Show Manager and campers must complete the Cairns Show Association Approval for Camping Application form and submit to the Show Secretary via email: athertontkc@gmail.com. Click here to download a copy of the camping application form. Maximum capacity of the camping area is 40 people, 26 sites. Camping sites measure at least 10 metres by 12 metres and are spaced at least 5 metres apart. Refer to the Camping Site Plan All camp sites will be pre allocated. Set up is only available in the designated and marked camping spaces. Access to camping will be available from 8:00 am on Thursday, 31 December. All campers must leave the grounds by midday, Sunday, 3 January 2021. Entry and exit to the camping grounds is via the Scott

Dog Show FAQs

18 November, 2020

A COVID Safe dog show is new to many of us. These are some of the more frequently asked questions. Arrival and departure Gazebos Face Masks Ring procedures Other

Dog Show Camping 20 & 21 Nov 2020

29 October, 2020

Camping will be available to exhibitors attending the show in accordance with Camping DogsQueensland Events. The following conditions apply: Camping must be prepaid via Show Manager and campers must complete the Cairns Show Association Approval for Camping Application form and submit to the Show Secretary via email: shows.cckc@gmail.com . Click here to download a copy of the camping application form. Maximum capacity of the camping area is 40 people, 26 sites. Camping sites measure at least 10 metres by 12 metres and are spaced 5 metres apart. Refer to the Camping Site Plan (to be updated 2/11/2020) All camp sites will be pre allocated. Set up is only available in the designated and marked camping spaces. Access to camping will be available from 8:00 am on Friday, 20 November. All campers must leave the grounds by midday, Sunday, 22 November. Entry and exit to the camping grounds is via the

Flyball Registration and Intake

2 October, 2020

Flyball is often described as drag racing for dogs: fast, furious and full of excitement. It is a relay race between two teams of four dogs. Each dog must jump over four hurdles, retrieve a ball by triggering a flyball box pedal and then return with the ball over the hurdles to the start/finish line. The Flyball community is passionate, encouraging and diverse. The enthusiasm and sheer exhilaration of the dogs’ faces (and some of the handlers faces too) creates a vibrant atmosphere. If you are looking for a new and stimulating way to spend time with your dog – then why not give Flyball a go and come join our introductory course. The course cost includes: An introduction and orientation session 3 training classes Membership of the Cairns City Kennel Club Inc. Registration must be made in advance to attend. Walk-ins on the evening will not be accepted. Registration

Show handling classes are back

18 July, 2020

Show Handling Classes return to CCKC on Monday, 20 July 2020. Some key elements of how Monday night’s class will run are: Limit of 30 participants (make sure you confirm your place via the Facebook event, contact Kerry Frame). Classes will focus on basic ring craft (movement etc) because at this stage we will not be doing hands on examinations of dogs. You will need to respect social distancing requirements Cost is $2.00 per person. A copy of the full plan is available for download: https://secureservercdn.net/198.71.233.195/wns.c49.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Show-Handling-COVID-19-Plan-V1.0.pdf