Listed below are the classes your dog can take that are available at Flying Staffs. If there is a class you'd like to take but is not listed, check back to the Dog Daze Shops to see if another kennel is offering the class you'd like.
To take any of the following classes, fill out this form and send it to me:

Your Name:
Your E-Male:

One Dog per form please, but multiple forms per e-mail.

Your Dog's Name:
Your Dog's Breed:
Your Dog's Age:
Class You'd like to take: (all dogs under 13 months of age MUST take puppy classes)
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Purebred Puppy
Agility:
Our classes are both indoor and outdoor. The reason for this is so that the dogs get use to the echo of an indoor arena, and the distractions of an outdoor arena.
For the first (ST) week, the dogs learn on a course inside, and the second (ST) week they learn outside.
Group Classes: $80.00 (per dog) for the whole two week course.
Individual Classes: $100.00 (per dog) for one on one time for the two week course.
Puppy Classes: $60.00 per puppy. No puppies will be jumping or doing large obsticals, this class is mainly to introduce your pup to Agility. When your dog reaches of age, it must then take an adult Agility class because all has not been learned in a puppy class to be abel to trial your dog.

If you are taking a Group Class and would like to have one on one time as well, it is only $10.00 extra for each one on one lesson.
Disc Dogs:
Disc Dogs is a fast growing sport.
In our classes, each dog is slowly introduced to the disc and then taught the basics of Disc Dogs, which includes jumping on command, catching at close range, and chasing after the frisbee. Once the dogs learn these basics, they then are introduced to the flips, higher catches, longer throws with catches, and vaults.
Group Classes: $90.00 (per dog) for the three week course.
Individual Classes: $150.00 (per dog) for the three week course.
Puppy Classes: $70.00 (per puppy). NO catches or jumping in puppy classes. Teaches the puppy to return the disc and to chase it, as well as that the disc=something good.
Puppy must then take an adult class when of age.
You will be given 10 frisbees to work with. If your dog distroys any, you will be given a new frisbee (for each that has been distroyed) for an extra $2.00, it isn't much, but if your dog goes through frisbees quicker than food (like my RL dog *LOL*) you may want to make sure he/she doesn't get a chance to chew it.

Whatever frisbees you have left once class is over you may keep. To buy additional frisbees, you can check out the DD Equipment Store.

If you are taking a Group Class and would like to have one on one time as well, it is only $10.00 extra for each one on one lesson.
Weight Pulling:
No dogs under 8 months allowed in class.
Puppies are concidered a dog from 8 months to 13 months, if your dog is in this age range, it MUST take a puppy class. Once the pup is past 13 months it must then take an adult class.

You must bring your own harness. Everything else is provided for you. You can buy your harness at the Dog Daze Equipment Store.
Puppy Classes: $50.00 for a week and a half. The pup gets introduced to the harness, and having something dragged behind him/her, but with no weight added.
Individual Classes: $120.00 (per dog) for two week course.
Group Classes: $94.00 (per dog) for two week course.

If you are taking a Group Class and would like to have one on one time as well, it is only $10.00 extra for each one on one lesson.
Dock Dogs:
Although you see Labs most often in Dock Dogs/Big Air, any breed can participate that just loves water and loves to jump!
No dogs under 12 months of age please.
Group Classes: $80.00 (per dog)
Individual Classes: $100.00 (per dog)
The whole class is three weeks long. Some dogs take longer than others to get use to the water, which is the reason the class is longer than others.
Some dogs need to be "taught" to swim, others may take to it quickly.
The next step is teaching the dog to jump in the water, and the splashing of the water.
Next step is teaching the dog to jump off of a deck.
And lastly, to try and get the biggest jump out of the dog as possible.
NOTE:
One RL day = One ST Week. Classes that are Two weeks long are two days in RL, and classes that are Three weeks long are three days in RL.
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