A couple weeks ago was the end of our beginning dog obedience class. I took Cajsa (German Shepherd) on Tuesday and Justice (the Cavalier) on Thursdays.
It’s just a basic obedience class with a little agility thrown in for fun.
They both attended regularly each week. (Although I could’ve practiced at home more than I did 😉 ) and passed their basic obedience course.
On the last night of class, our instructor holds a CGC test (Canine Good Citizenship). This is an AKC test/certification that a dog can receive if they pass some basic requirements.
Cajsa waiting her turn for the test.
Here is a quick look at the test requirements. And it looks like Justice passed!
He did it!
Cajsa, on the other hand, didn’t pass. But that’s ok, at least now I know what we need to work on!
yeah good job good for you, my cavapoo Smoochy is a therapy dog and must pass all of that too plus being around wheelchairs and such equipment. If you ever have the time Justice could be a great therapy dog too. I have no idea how you even have time for 2 extra classes each week amazing. 3 year to go till we get out next cavapoo and guess where we hope to get it from? You!!
Thank you! Yes, I’m hoping to sign him up for the next class (only four sessions) for the Community CGC (which is a bit more advanced). Class is fun and I love taking it (usually only offered once a year) even though it does take extra time out of my usual schedule. Good for you and Smoochy!
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