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Who: Dogs and their owners (Minimum of 5 dogs per class) Note—1 dog per registration, multiple dogs must register separately.
What: A dog obedience class that also includes an introduction to backyard agility, dog massage and dog brain games.
When: 6 Wednesdays, 6:00 –6:55 PM Beginner Or 7:00—7:55 PM Advanced November 2nd through December 7th
Where: DeWitt Community Center, 512 10th Street
Cost: $75 per registration
Instructor: Pam Wagner, Certified Dog Trainer with Clinton Kennel Club Details:
All supplies are provided. Dogs will learn basic commands including sit, heel, stay, down, recall and even more advanced skills! Final :15 of each class are for practicing and dog socialization. Dogs need to be fully current on rabies vaccine, distemper and parvovirus.
ALL REGISTRATION IS ONLINE Sign up online at: parks.cityofdewittiowa.org
For more information, please call DeWitt Parks & Recreation at 563-659-5127
Wednesday Dec 7, 2022
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CST
DeWitt Community Center
$75 per dog
DeWitt Parks & Recreation 563-659-5127
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