Tag: Barker

FUN EVENTS

Halloween CAT at Shadow Hill Farms, October 27-29, 2023. Sponsored by Greater Charlotte Shetland Sheepdog Club FIT Walks with Moore County Kennel Club Members CGC Testing by Appointment Only Halloween Costume Contest CLICK HERE FOR PREMIUM LIST For More Information, Contact Jane Obedience Fun Day Our Club has been invited as guests to Susan Novotny’s […]

Updates to Dog Import Requirement

USDA APHIS Proposed Rule Seeks to Formalize African Swine Fever-Related Dog Import Requirements By AKC Government Relations Published: Sep 28, 2023 | 2 Minutes The United States Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) is proposing new rules to establish requirements regarding the importation of live dogs for resale, whether through retail or wholesale […]

NEW MEETING DATES

The Club’s Dining & Dog Talk Meetings will be moved to the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH, beginning with the May Meeting. April will remain the 2nd Wednesday of the month.

April 12 (still 2nd Wednesday)

May 3

June 7

July 5 (if we have it — we normally take off in the summer)

August 2 (tentative)

September 6

October 4

November 1

December 6

SPRINGFEST 2023

Here is some more information about MCKC’s Springfest Booth, and how you can help!! When Ellen calls you (if you don’t contact her first), please let her know you will take a shift. We need folks to:
Bring dogs to be petted
Demonstrate an activity
Tell people about our club, especially the money we donate to dog charities.
Hand out Judging Schedules for the next weekend’s dog show.

AGILITY UPDATE

The January Agility Trials were the most successful in the club’s history. A big thank you to the committee: Sandy Fischer, Karen Wlodarski, Sherry Holm, Sara Peterson and Ursula Walsh. The comparisons versus other events are detailed below. This was the first event at the new location, Rising Star. And the other marked difference was […]

OBEDIENCE CORNER

In this month’s Obedience Corner, Baby Justice learns that the reward comes to those that wait. “Stay” is thought incorrectly by some to be a passive command. In reality,
it is an active command – where the dog must actively remember to staying. Opposition Reflex means that we teach the dog to stay in position while we apply leash pressure to pull them out of the the position we asked them to stay. And the Cookie Slide Game just adds some additional heat.
With Justice, the criteria is that he not only STAY, but he also needs to focus.