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SOLD OUT!
Do More With Your Dog!
Sports Camp #2
2/16/13 - 2/17/13
Richmond, VA
(a top-notch and warm and toasty facility!)
In this 2-day
camp, you'll have the
opportunity to learn new dog sports and refine your skills in the sports that
you already participate in. Professional, competing dog sports experts will be
your instructor in as many as 15 different sports. Campers stay in a nearby hotel,
or in their RVs.
| 2/16/13 – 2/17/13 Richmond, VA |
| Facility: |
All
Dog Adventures
4111 W. Clay St,
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 355-7737
- Indoor plus outdoor facility
- 5 acres
- Warm and toasty!
- 3 warm indoor restrooms
- Crates provided
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| Schedule: |
Each class is 50 minutes. There are two or more classes going
on during every time slot, so that you can chose which one to attend (Ring 1,
Ring 2, or Ring 3). For example, in one time slot you may be able to chose between
a Rally class or a Treibball class.
| Saturday |
| 8:00-9:00am: |
Check-in, receive Tshirt and gift bag, coffee and fruit |
| 9-9:15: |
Orientation: rules, get acquainted game |
| 9:15-9:30: |
Overview of classes offered |
| 9:30-10:20: |
Ring 1 (inside) |
Ring 2 (inside) |
Ring 2 (inside) |
| Intro to Agility 1 |
Rally Obedience |
Impulse Control |
| 10:30-11:20: |
Musical Freestyle |
Nose-Work |
Therapy Dog |
| 11:30-12:20: |
Tricks 1 |
Rally Obedience |
Clicker Training |
| 12:20-2:00: |
Lunch provided, demo, craft |
| 2:00-2:50: |
K9 Conditioning |
Retrieving/ Teaching Fetch |
Targeting Fun |
| 3:00-3:50: |
Get Fit Ball |
Tunnelers |
Impulse Control |
| 3:50-4:00: |
Group photo |
| 4:00-4:15: |
Snack and Q&A about things learned today, all instructors
attend |
| 4:15-7:00 |
Dinner on your own |
| 7:00-8:00: |
Speaker or Demo, dessert |
| Sunday |
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Ring 1 (inside) |
Ring 2 (inside) |
Ring 2 (inside) |
| 8:00-8:30am: |
Doga bonding session |
| 8:30-9:20: |
Intro to Agility 1 |
Intro to Agility 2 |
Flyball |
| 9:30-10:20: |
K9 Coordination |
Treadmill |
Confidence & Speed |
| 10:30-11:20: |
Therapy Dog |
Nose-Work |
Treibball |
| 11:30-12:20: |
Tricks 2 |
Pet First Aid |
Tricks 1 |
| 12:20-1:45: |
Lunch provided, craft make your own organic dog treats |
| 1:45-2:00: |
Q&A with all instructors |
| 2:00-2:50: |
K9 Nutrition (presented by Ginger's Eats and Treatz) |
| 3:00-3:50: |
Tricks Testing |
K9 Massage |
CGC/TDI Testing |
| 3:50-4:10: |
Snack and Awards |
| 4:10-4:30: |
Closing ceremony |
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| Instructors: |

Cindy Briggs, CTDI
Owner, All Dog Adventures
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Camp Host
Cindy Briggs has been training dogs for
30 years. Her dogs have competed in Obedience, Rally, Agility, Freestyle, Tracking,
as well as performed for TV commercials and print ads. Currently her Golden Retriever
is the mascot for Villiage Bank in and around Richmond, VA.
Cindy uses shaping, positive methods for her own dogs as well
as her philosophy for all the instructors at All Dogs Adventures.
Cindy is the owner of All
Dog Adventures, a unique dog daycare with SMART PLAY and a different style
of positive training, agility, competition obedience, fun & games with your
dog.
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April Dawkins
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April has always loved dogs so her family
took on a puppy from Guiding Eyes for the Blind in 2007 for her to train. Lyndie,
the puppy, was released from Guiding Eyes and became April's own dog to love
and keep.
April has earned 3 levels of APDT Rally titles,
AKC Rally title, Expert Trick Dog Title, competed in agility and Freestyle.
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Carol Minter
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Carol has been an animal lover from birth,
always with an animal in her life. She enjoys training dogs and watching them
learn. After receiving a Bachelor Degree in Social Work, she researched and decided
on a breed of dog that best suited her and her life style, a Boykin Spaniel.
She was also introduced to Dog Agility and learned the sport with her 5 year
old Boykin Spaniel named Richmond. Richmond has earned his CGC, OA, & NAJ
titles. Carol now competes in agility with her Papillon named MACH Heavensent
Fast & Furious RA, CD, OJP, AP “Skills”. He qualified and attended
the AKC Agility Nationals 2011.
Carol teaches Obedience, Manners, Canine Companions for Independence
puppies, Doga, and Agility.
Carol has attended multiple seminars and trainings with some of the
top Agility Instructors in the world.
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Dawn Glasco
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Dawn teaches Flextime Obedience and Crate
Games and competes in Agility. She has three great chocolate labs that she does
obedience with.
Dawn also breeds and shows chocolate
Labrador Retrievers, Old Ridge Labradors.
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Elizabeth Kost
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Gauis ( long haired
miniature dachshund) and Elizabeth compete in agility,
earthdog and hope to start competing in obedience. Gauis has earned his NA, NAJ,
and JE and is also the
first and only dachshund every to earn an expert trick dog title!
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Jennifer Thomas
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Jennifer Thomas is a CGC Evaluator, member
of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and Troop Leader for the local Dog Scout
Troop #194. She is also a member of several dog clubs and a volunteer for Blue
Ridge Boxer Rescue. She enjoys training her dogs in obedience, agility, tracking
and dock dog.
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Katherine Smith
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Certified Dog Behavior Consultant, (International
Association of Animal Behavior Consultants), Professional Member APDT, (Association
of Pet Dog Trainers), AKC Canine Good Citizenship Evaluator, Animal Behavioral
College Mentor.
Ketherine has had Old English Sheepdogs for
over 30 years doing conformation showing, therapy dog and media work and attained
championships on her dogs in the Bred By and Open classes. Katherine started
her professional dog training career
in 1998 and says her mentors were Cindy Briggs, the late Cheryl Dunfee and Ian
Dunbar. She started Shaggeypaws Behavior Consulting in 2000 working with clients
on basic manners and leadership, behavior problems including reactivity, fear,
aggression, phobias, and separation anxiety, and performs temperament, litter
evaluations, PAWS and PAT tests for breeders and private individuals and offers
private instruction in conformation showing. Katherine teaches three levels of
Pet Dog Manners Group Classes and loves teaching her students
how to appropriately and respectfully understand, teach, guide and live with
their canine companions. Katherine says her goal “is to have folks fall
in love and stay in love with their pet dogs and teach them how to become and
remain good canine citizens and remain in forever homes”.
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Melanie Parrish
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Melanie has been a Dobermom since
1986. However, it was her current Doberkids, ARCH Parrish's "Precious" Jewel
BN RE RL1X ThD CGC TDInc. and Melanie's "Blaze" of Glory RN RL1X CGC,
who led her to formal dog training, the passion for AKC & APDT Rally and
the joys of teaching others. As well as being a Manners instructor, Melanie is
an AKC Canine Good Citizen (CGC) Evaluator and Therapy Dogs, Inc. Tester / Observer.
Melanie visits
local nursing homes with Precious as a team with Caring Canines Therapy Dogs
and volunteering for Doberman Assistance Rescue & Education (DAR&E).
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Morgan Krug
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Morgan
teaches obedience to pet dogs. The first look of comprehension a dog gets when
learning a new command - that "light
bulb moment" - is one of Morgan's favorite things to witness. Morgan's dog
Deliah is a demo dog, agility competitor and master of tricks.
Her love of training and behavior led Morgan to get her first bachelor's
degree in Psychology from VCU. She has since gotten her second bachelor's degree
and is currently attending VCU for graduate school.
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Rhea McCaffrey
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Rhea is a rally, obedience, and agility
instructor, bringing 25 years of dog training and competition experience to her
students. She is an AKC Rally Judge, and an APDT Rally Judge. As an exhibitor,
she has personally earned more than 50 titles on her own dogs.
Rhea competes in rally, obedience,
and agility, belongs to several dog sport clubs, and regularly attends seminars
and camps to learn more.
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Stacy Reeves
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Stacy competes with
golden retriever Gracie in AKC and USDAA Agility. Parson Russell,
Carter, competed in agility and has now moved
on to Earth Dog which he loves best. Carter is currently working on his Sr.
Earth Dog title. Stacy's love of dog sports and those who participate in them
has led her to organize camps, workshops, and events. Some of the
top trainers in the country have come to give seminars. Stacy has attended many
workshops and handling camps given by Susan Garrett, Greg & Laura Derrett,
Anthony Clarke and Tracy Sklenar.
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Suzanne Massey
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Suzanne and Indie compete in the Masters
level of USDAA agility classes. Indie has Master's Titles in Standard, Jumpers,
Snooker and Pairs. Suzanne is an instructor for Agility classes. She was recently
the trial secretary and organizer of the inaugural agility trial committee for
All Dog Adventures first USDAA trial.
Suzanne holds her Master's Degree in Speech Pathology and works as a speech
therapist (independent contractor) for Henrico and Chesterfield Counties.
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Tami Pohnert
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Tami teaches agility. She owns shelties
and competes in agility.
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| Hotel: |
Days Inn
2100 Dickens Rd
I-64 and WEst Broad st exit
Richmond, VA 23230 |
Residence Inn
Richmond West End
2121 Dickens Rd
Richmond, VA 23230
804-285-8200 |
RV parking available
Americamps RV Park
11322 Air Park Rd
Ashland, VA
804-798-5298 |
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| Questions? |
Feel free to call us! Kyra, Ciegi, Abbey, and
Ericka will be happy to assist you:
661-942-2429. Email us at info@domorewithyourdog.com
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CAMPERS |
| Arriving / Parking |
All
Dog Adventures
4111 W. Clay St,
Richmond, VA 23230
(804) 355-7737
We have a few parking spots available in front of and on the side of our building.
Feel free to park in the street, or in the lots of neighboring buildings. The
only place that you CAN NOT PARK is in front of #4108 (brick building with a
green awning). |
| Check-In |
When you get here, come in the green door and proceed to check
in at the front table. You'll be given your camp T-shirt, and a schedule for
the day. We'll also have our Camp Store set up for shopping (we'll be selling
treats, toys, etc.) and some fruit and coffee for breakfast. After check in,
we'll have an introductory talk and time for you to sign up for the classes you'd
like to take! |
| Crates |
We'll have plenty of crates available for participating dogs.
If your dog is more comfortable on a bed or mat, you're welcome to bring your
own and use that instead. |
| Pottying your dog |
There is a small grassy area in front of our building, next
to our parking lot that you can use to potty your dog. Pickup bags and a trash
can are located in this area. Please remember to pick up after your pet! |
| Doggie Manners |
Please keep your dogs under control.
While your dog might be friendly, you never know who's pooch doesn't like other
dogs in its face. It's important to keep your dog on a short leash and keep their
attention on you while in close proximity to other dogs. No flexi (retractable)
leads, please. |
| Temperature / Weather |
The facility is kept nice and toasty, but it's best to wear
layers |
| Restrooms |
Three indoor (warm and toasty) clean restrooms |
| What to Bring |
For the dog:
- Lots of treats. Soft, easy to eat ones that don't crumble work best: cut
up hot dogs, cheese, sandwich meat, cooked frozen meatballs, etc.
- Flat collar
- Leash
- Dog crate, bed, or mat
- Coat (if needed for outdoors)
- Pickup bags
- Dog food
- If your dog has a special motivator toy that he loves, bring that
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For you:
- Camera
- Clothing layers
- A big smile :)
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Some items will be for sale at camp:
- Dog treats
- Clickers
- Tug Toys
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| Nearby vets and pet stores |
Pet Smart 1/2 mile or less away
Veterinarian -
Emergency vet - Dogwood veterinary emergency and specialty center 804-716-4700
Veterinary emergency and specialty center -804-353-900 |
| Meals |
Lunch (sandwiches) drinks, and snacks will be provided both
days. We have a list of local restaurant recommendations for dinner. Homemade
cookie for dessert.
We will hve bottle water, we have other hot/cold water dispenser, and coffee
free of charge all day. |
| Breaks |
There will be a 10 minute break between each learning session,
so you'll have plenty of time to take your dog outside and just to relax for
a minute! If at any time during activity sessions you or your dog needs to rest
for a bit, feel free to do so! |
| Note About Therapy Dog Testing |
If you are planning on taking the TDInc test on Sunday, your
dog needs to have proof of a negative fecal exam within the past 6 months. Please
bring this proof with you to camp if you would like to take the test. More detailed
information about TDInc testing requirements and what to bring to the test can
be found here. |
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