Confirmation Drop-In $5/session
Conformation Drop-In $5/session
Confirmation Drop-In $5/session
Conformation Drop-In $5/session
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Cleveland All-Breed Training Club
210 Hayes Drive, Suite A
Brooklyn Hts., OH 44131
cabtcoffice@aol.com
Dear CABTC students,
Returning to classes depends on having a thorough understanding of the Club’s new protocols to help safeguard students and volunteers.
We invite you to participate in classes and will require you to follow these rules to best protect everyone present:
Please study these rules carefully to make sure you understand the new requirements and are willing to abide by them.
In addition, you will be required to sign a release about Covid-19.
CABTC Board
CABTC focuses on a positive training experience. CABTC has beginning manner classes that offer AKC Puppy STAR and Canine Good Citizen certification. CABTC also offers all levels of obedience competition classes for all types of dogs.
CABTC recognizes how imperative socialization is at an early age. We encourage puppy owners to enter classes as early as 8 weeks of age.
Our Foundation Skills Series of classes are designed to establish a solid obedience background from the ground up for puppies 5 months and older. We encourage students new to dog training to start with the Foundation Skills One class.
CABTC’s obedience instructors have many years of training experience with a wide variety of dogs.
CABTC’s instructors are some of the best in Northeastern Ohio. We have experienced, talented, and skilled instructors. CABTC sponsors regular training seminars to continue our instructor’s education on current methods and ideology of dog training. All of our instructors compete in various AKC venues and some have attained many titles on multiple dogs. Some of our instructors have competed at the highest levels of competition and are nationally ranked.
All sessions are 7 weeks long.
Obedience Competition History
Dog and handler teams are judged on how closely they match the judge’s mental picture of a theoretically perfect performance as they execute a series of specified exercises. Accuracy and precision are essential, but the natural movement of the handler and the willingness and enjoyment of the dog are very important.
AKC Notes
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