Northern Suburbs Training & Obedience Dog Club is a sports club located in the northern suburbs of Perth. They offer a range of training programmes, from pet obedience to trial level Dog Sports. The club conducts classes for obedience and puppies on Sunday mornings, while agility, tricks, and dances with dogs classes are held on Wednesday evenings. The training schedules can be checked on their calendar, and memberships for 2023 can be found on their social media pages.
The club welcomes dog owners who want to train their pets in a fun and positive environment. Their objective is to promote responsible pet ownership and to train dogs to be companionable and useful in everyday life. They strive to make training enjoyable for both dogs and their owners, using reward-based methods that build trust and confidence. By participating in their training programmes, dog owners can enhance their relationship with their furry friends.
The Northern Suburbs Training & Obedience Dog Club is proudly sponsored by Better Pets and Gardens and Meals for Mutts, ensuring that members have access to quality products and services. The club is run entirely by volunteers, and they are always looking for help from the community. Opportunities for volunteering include joining the committee, helping with registrations and the club shop, stewarding during competitions, and becoming an instructor. The club provides mentorship to those interested in becoming instructors.
The club has a team of experienced obedience instructors who lead the training programmes. These instructors include Lesley Ross as the Chief Senior Obedience Instructor, Daniela Fischer as the Deputy Chief Senior Obedience Instructor, and Jackie Regterschot, Paul Dyer, Vel Donatti, Jen Langley, Jackie Motta, Emma Syme, Sue Aston, Marie Stoakes, and Erik Sauter as other qualified instructors.
For more information or to get involved with the Northern Suburbs Training & Obedience Dog Club, interested individuals can contact the club through their social media pages or speak to the volunteers during training sessions.
