Tricked Out Dogz
Tricked Out Dogz
Description: Looking to expand your dog's education beyond performance, conformation or family dog skills? Interested in furthering your education using luring, shaping and operant conditioning training techniques? Then grab your leash and your best friend and join us for 8 evenings of fun! Here you will be introduced to a number of ways to train the basic trick behaviors that lead to complex tricks. Work on spinning left and right, jumping through a hoop, figure 8 between your legs, roll over, back up, take a bow, shut the door, and go to a specific place. Whether you're a novice or a pro, this is a great way to increase communication skills, improve the bond between you and your dog and engage your best friend in a fresh, positive way.
Prerequisite: Family Manners or a basic pet or obedience training class.
Tricks Class:
Tricks Titling
Trick Dog Applications (this link includes the grandfathered DMWYD as well as updated applications).
https://www.akc.org/sports/trick-dog/resources/trick-dog-applications/
https://www.akc.org/sports/trick-dog/resources/trick-dog-applications/
From the AKC Website on Canines Tricks Titling:
about_trick_dog_-_american_kennel_club.pdf
Dog Trick Title application:
trick_dog_title_application_5.2.17.pdf
NOVICE Title Checklist:
akc_novice_trick_title_may2018.pdf
INTERMEDIATE Title Checklist:
akc_intermediate_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
ADVANCED Title Checklist:
akc_advanced_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
PERFORMER Title Checklist:
akc_performer_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
PERFORMER ELITE Title Checklist:
akc_performer_elite_title_june_2018.pdf
about_trick_dog_-_american_kennel_club.pdf
Dog Trick Title application:
trick_dog_title_application_5.2.17.pdf
NOVICE Title Checklist:
akc_novice_trick_title_may2018.pdf
INTERMEDIATE Title Checklist:
akc_intermediate_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
ADVANCED Title Checklist:
akc_advanced_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
PERFORMER Title Checklist:
akc_performer_trick_title_june_2018.pdf
PERFORMER ELITE Title Checklist:
akc_performer_elite_title_june_2018.pdf
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CONGRATULATIONS Tricks Performer Title Rissy and founding Kruisin member Peg Antrobus |
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CONGRATULATIONS!
New Titles.........
From the AKC website:
To be eligible for the AKC Trick Dog Novice Title, your dog must have been observed by a CGC Evaluator doing 10 tricks from the list of accepted tricks, and must have previously earned the Novice Trick Dog Title. If you have a Canine Good Citizen (CGC) certificate or title on record, you may count the CGC as 5 of the required tricks.
To be eligible for the AKC Trick Dog Advanced Title, your dog must have been observed by a CGC Evaluator doing five tricks from the list of accepted tricks, and must have previously earned the Novice and Intermediate Trick Dog Titles. CGC is not required.
To be eligible for the AKC Trick Dog Performer Title, your dog must have been observed by a CGC Evaluator doing ten tricks from the Novice, Intermediate and Advanced titles, and must include at least two Intermediate Tricks and two Advanced Tricks. Your dog must also have previously earned the Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Trick Dog Titles. CGC is not required. In this event, your routine may have a story (e.g., “This is my dog Princess. Princess loves school–here’s what she does at school. She plays ball on the playground, and then she takes a nap,” etc.) See the full list of regulations and get the application here.
To be eligible for the AKC Trick Dog Advanced Title, your dog must have been observed by a CGC Evaluator doing five tricks from the list of accepted tricks, and must have previously earned the Novice and Intermediate Trick Dog Titles. CGC is not required.
To be eligible for the AKC Trick Dog Performer Title, your dog must have been observed by a CGC Evaluator doing ten tricks from the Novice, Intermediate and Advanced titles, and must include at least two Intermediate Tricks and two Advanced Tricks. Your dog must also have previously earned the Novice, Intermediate and Advanced Trick Dog Titles. CGC is not required. In this event, your routine may have a story (e.g., “This is my dog Princess. Princess loves school–here’s what she does at school. She plays ball on the playground, and then she takes a nap,” etc.) See the full list of regulations and get the application here.