Commonwealth Dog Obedience Training Club

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Welcome to the Commonwealth Dog Obedience Training Club we are located in Crimora, VA. Our site will offer general information about Commonwealth Dog Obedience Training Club along with upcoming events and opportunities for club members and guests. Please check the website often since all events will be posted as soon as they are scheduled.

Take a look at our brochure.
Club News:

Next General Club meeting is our Annual Picnic!! To be held Sunday, Aug 19th Crimora, VA.  The club will provide chicken and members bring a side dish and/or dessert.  Guests & spouses welcome too!

Future 2012 General Club meeting dates are Aug 19 (picnic time), Sept 10, and Nov 12.

Jane Jackson Seminar July 14 & 15, 2012 - See our Up Coming Seminars page for details and registration form.  Only a couple of working slots left!!  Plenty of audit slots remain!

Beginner classes begin Mar 27, and run for 7 weeks, cost is $60.
Advanced Ring classes begin 27, and run for 6 weeks, cost is $60.

Changes to the Wednesday morning line-up! Check out our Class page!

Please check our Class page for a schedule of offerings.  Registration and Health Certificate forms are available online,
or email training@commonwealthdogtraining.com
for more information
 
Judi Edwards Tracking Seminar October 13-14, 2012 - See our
Up Coming Seminars page for details and registration form!


Be sure to check out our Member's Brag page and the CDOTC Blog for brags and breaking news.

The Commonwealth Dog Obedience Training Club is dedicated to the support, encouragement and improvement of the sport of Dog Obedience and to serving our community by providing dog obedience training for all dogs and their owners.

We believe all dogs should receive basic obedience training in order to allow owners and dogs to enjoy the best possible relationship.

Whether your dog is a working dog or a house pet, basic obedience training is in your best interest. Trips to the groomer, veterinarian, friends, relatives, or just a walk down the street can be an enjoyable experience for the trained dog and his or her owner.

We advocate the use of positive, inductive training methods. We teach you how to teach your dog to want to behave in the appropriate manner, not how to punish your dog for inappropriate behavior.

For more information please email us: about@commonwealthdogtraining.com

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