WDOC Obedience Trials

Wascana Dog Club put on 4 obedience trials during the last weekend in March. Many members pitched in to help this event run smoothly and it was very well attended. Below are a few of our member's accomplishments....

- CH Dakota call me but love and life --Juliette got her PCD with her handler Carol Martens-Clappison

- I have great news to share from the weekend. Today Sugar qualified two more times (once yesterday as well) and obtained her PCD, prenovice title in obedience. It is the first step in formal obedience and for only 8 months old we are very proud of how well she managed to control herself. She will take a well deserved break from obedience practice and we will concentrate solely on the conformation ring, and perhaps a bit of rally or agility..:) We thank judges Carol Allison and Karen Graham Banman for her qualifying scores.Presenting: BPIS Striders Sugar Sugar V WishMastr PCD.
Brenda T.

- I am so proud of Charlie, he qualified three times this weekend and got his CKC PCD Obedience title! I really appreciate the help that I receive from members at the WDOC that made it possible. Thank you so much! by Marion E.


Charmlee's Grover earned two legs towards his CD this past weekend at the WDOC's CKC obedience trials. Grover also earned one Novice A High in Class with a score of 192/200. Considering these were our first obedience trials ever I'm pretty pleased with our performance. Congratulations to all the other teams for their enjoyable performances, and thanks to the Club and everyone who made the weekend so much fun!  Tania N.



- This weekend was our first attempt at Open A, and I am proud to say that Rowdy (Ch Carolot's Noble Hunter) passed in all 4 trials to earn his CDX. Atta boy, Rowdster. Proud of ya... Joni P.

- Congratulations to the team of Carol A and Ch Carolot's KD Canasta for earning her CD and achieving High in Trial in ALL FOUR TRIALS with scores of 198, 197, 199, and 198.  WOW!

Draft Dog Clinic

On March 24th Wascana proudly presented the first of three carting clinics in Regina with Sue Ailsby, Saskatchewan’s CKC Draft Dog Rep.  People who attended were introduced to carting with your dog, the carts, harness types, safety, rules and training. Two more clinics will be held leading up to the CKC Draft Dog Tests in Regina on September 8 & 9th.

Abby and Ashley had fun at the draft seminar and are getting ready for part two!