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Information: Obedience training ranges from teaching a dog to walk on a lead without pulling, through to advanced skills such as scent discrimination and directed jumping.
National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors National Association of Dog Obedience Instructors: Requirements for membership are listed, together with an index of members worldwide. (Obedience) http://www.nadoi.org/
Obedience in Queensland Obedience in Queensland: Provides information on competition, including rules, class descriptions and results. A list of state clubs, a trial calendar and training articles to download. (Obedience) http://oursheltiesite.freeservers.com/obedience/obedience.html
Canadian Association of Rally Obedience Canadian Association of Rally Obedience: This variation on traditional competition encourages teamwork and entertainment, and is suitable for all levels of ability, including physically challenged participants. Everything from concept to judging is covered. (Obedience) http://caro.inperspective.ca
Competition Tips Competition Tips: An experienced trainer, handler and competitor provides a series of articles and links to related resources. (Obedience) http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~may/OBED
Obedience Competitions in the United Kingdom Obedience Competitions in the United Kingdom: A step by step guide to the process, from a description of the different levels, to what to take on the day. (Obedience) http://www.obedienceuk.com/book/Page0.htm
American Kennel Club Obedience Regulations American Kennel Club Obedience Regulations: The requirements for competing, stewarding and judging are described in detail, together with an explanation of the titles awarded. (Obedience) http://www.akc.org/registration/rules/RO2999.cfm
American Mixed Breed Obedience Registration American Mixed Breed Obedience Registration: Membership details and links to classes are provided, as well as a photograph gallery of successful handlers. (Obedience) http://www.amborusa.org/
Heeling Heeling: Details of the steps involved in training and perfecting this exercise. (Obedience) http://www.dobermanpages.com/heeling.htm
Basic Dog Training Basic Dog Training: Instructions are given for teaching simple exercises. (Obedience) http://www.friendlyfido.com/
Interesting Ways to Non-Qualify at Trials Interesting Ways to Non-Qualify at Trials: Submissions are invited from competitors who have suffered failure and or embarrassment due to their dog's behaviour in the ring. (Obedience) http://www.wonderpuppy.net/nq.htm
Additional
Information: Obedience training ranges from teaching a dog to walk on a lead without pulling, through to advanced skills such as scent discrimination and directed jumping.
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