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Rally-O What is Rally O? What is Rally? Rally is a newer dog sport, designed to be a stepping stone from the AKC Canine Good Citizen© program to the world of obedience or agility. The canine team moves through a course at their own pace, very similar to rally-style auto racing.A rally course consists of 10 to 20 stations, depending on the level. Scoring is more lenient than in traditional obedience. Communication between handler and dog is encouraged. Perfect heel position is not required, but there should be a sense of teamwork between the dog and handler. A Rally O course includes 10 to 20 stations, depending on the level. A sign at each station gives instructions to the dog-handler team, and each team must execute the station's specific task. Signs instruct teams to go fast or slow, to halt, to make turns and circles, to do a sit-stay-recall, and numerous other basic obedience exercises. For additional information on Rally O visit these websites: http://www.akc.org/events/rally/index.cfm Rally O - Beginners Learn the basics of rally. Your team will learn the core maneuvers required for rally obedience. This will include the basic rules of rally, rally stations and beginning course work. Prerequisite: household manners or instructor recommended. Dogs should know the commands sit, down, come, and stay, and should walk nicely on a leadRally O - Novice and Advanced This is a drop I class for students completing the beginners rally course or students who have been trained in basic rally.$8.00 per session
Download our registration forms or pick one up at our campus. Class registration forms and a canine profile must be on file with W.A.G.S. prior to you entering the training ring. On the first day of class, please bring with you a completed Registration form along with a copy of your dog's vaccination record. We accept phone reservations. We would appreciate having registrations filled out prior to coming to your first class. If you are unable to do so please arrive 15 minutes prior to your first class. We don't want to take any time away from designated training time. For class times see our Schedules page |
