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Rally Obedience

This sport puts the fun back into Obedience!  It's heeling, it's sits, it's turns, it's recalls and it's a lot of fun.

In Rally Obedience, ATTITUDE is more important than precision.  This results in a positive relationship based on trust and respect between you and your dog. 
Register Now - Sept. 18 - 20, 2020
New for 2020, we will be offering Novice and Advanced Rally.  

Rally - Novice
In this class you will learn Novice level Rally Obedience signs.  We will be building on basic obedience skills to master such things as Call Front, Weave, Pivot, and Spiral.  Handlers are encouraged to motivate their dog through the use of praise, food rewards, and hand signals.  Your dog should know to heel, sit, down and stay.  All dogs will be working on lead at this level.

Rally - Advanced
In this class we will be building on your Rally Novice skills to become proficient in Advanced signs such as Offset Figure 8, Turn & Call Front, Finish Right, Forward Right, and Moving Down.  Dogs will be working OFF lead at this level.
NOTE:  Students are required to have mastered Rally Novice signs and dogs must be able to work off leash.

Rally Obedience is offered in our
Navigator (Scent Detection, Rally Advanced, Agility), Navigator Day (Scent Detection, Rally Advanced), Expeditioner (Rally Novice, Stays and Goes, Agility) and Expeditioner Day (Rally Novice, Stays and Goes) tracks. Our other training tracks are Explorer (Agility, Ring Ready!, Scent Detection) and Adventurer (Engagement Games, Tricks, Ring Ready!). 

Meet Our Instructor
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Nancy Trus
Nancy comes to Camp Doggin’ It from Ottawa.  She can be found teaching three levels of obedience, puppy kindergarten, rally obedience classes and sometimes therapy dog preparation classes through Best Friends School of Dog Training where she has worked since 2005.  To Nancy it is important that the handlers and dogs don't just learn in her classes, they have fun doing so.  Her love of working with animals and their people makes each class a joy to be in.  This love has translated into therapy work with seniors, children and individuals with disabilities in both therapeutic horseback riding and visiting therapy pet programs.  Nancy has been an active member of Therapeutic Paws of Canada bringing the love of her cats and dogs to those in need since 2002.  Nancy also helped develop obedience classes and training seminars which she teaches for the Ottawa Humane Society.  She also puts in regular appearances as a guest speaker on topics such as basic manners and puppy development for Tail Waggers K9 sport training in Pembroke, ON. 
Nancy's current canine companion Solace has titles in Rally Obedience, the new dog sport Brush Hunt, has received her Canine Good Citizen certification and has three Trick Dog titles.  Her newest canine family member, Gambit, passed his therapy dog evaluations in late 2017 and is now visiting in Ottawa Police stations to provide stress relief for police officers and staff.