Darwin Obedience Clubs

[DaisyDog]

I've got a 2 year old Border Collie X and i feel it's really time we started attending obedience regularly. She's a pretty good girl, knows sit, wait, down, come, roll over, shake, off (couches) and how to run along with my bike. But she's not really socialised and isn't sure how to behave around other dogs, and I'd love for her to be able to do agility.

So really, who is reccomeded for obedience in Darwin? I have pretty bad anxiety which is partly why we've not gone before but now that i'm getting that under control I think she'd love it.

ETA

i'm aware obedience isn't about socalising, but i'd like for her to realise that being around other dogs is ok.

Edited October 15, 2010 by DaisyDog

[Staff'n'Toller]

Don't quote me but I think Fred's Pass is where some dol'ers go?

If you don't get many responses you may actually have to ask Troy nicely if you can post in off topic as that's where most of the Darwin people hang out. :p

[Borderpower]

I've got a 2 year old Border Collie X and i feel it's really time we started attending obedience regularly. She's a pretty good girl, knows sit, wait, down, come, roll over, shake, off (couches) and how to run along with my bike. But she's not really socialised and isn't sure how to behave around other dogs, and I'd love for her to be able to do agility.

So really, who is reccomeded for obedience in Darwin? I have pretty bad anxiety which is partly why we've not gone before but now that i'm getting that under control I think she'd love it.

ETA

i'm aware obedience isn't about socalising, but i'd like for her to realise that being around other dogs is ok.

I go to The Darwin Obediance club held at the showgrounds, I think thet are pretty good.

But there is the Freds pass one, just out of town, I tried that one and didnt like it ,but you never know you and your dog may like it.

Also Obedience is stopping for the year for both clubs, ends at the end of November and starts back in Feb