Nassau Dog Training Club, Inc.

A member of the American Kennel Club, Inc. A not for profit organization.
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Nassau Dog Training Club has been in existence since 1947.
We are a not for profit club and a member of the
American Kennel Club (AKC).
 
We are a dedicated group of dog enthusiasts focused on training dogs and their people to be good canine citizens. 
 
Our home base is Nassau County, Long Island, New York and its surrounding areas. We sponsor an obedience trial at the   
Long Island Cluster dog shows, held at the Planting Fields Arboretum (Oyster Bay) every fall.

 
Lots of dogs have no manners, and their owners are at a loss as to how to teach them manners. Hapless owners frequently end up hollering at their puppy, banishing him to the basement or the backyard to live his days in solitude, or he's taken to the pound because "we just can't deal with him any more."

Obedience training would have prevented many of these problems, and can help solve the bad behaviors that exist. Obedience training is to train dogs to be obedient, and to obey anything and everything they're told to do. It covers a wide range of lessons a dog can learn, including tricks, family manners, show ring exercises, and skills demonstrations. Tracking dogs, service dogs, search and rescue dogs, sled and carting dogs, hunting dogs -- all carry their obedience training to the highest degree. They have been trained to obey an unusual set of commands that increase their value as helpers to man. Dogs that participate in agility, flyball, dock jumping, frisbee, etc, all need basic obedience training before they are able to master the skills needed in their respective sports.
 

Many of our members joined to learn how to teach their dog basic obedience. Some folks were absolutely clueless as to how to begin. Other folks had ideas on how to train their dog, but nothing worked. They contacted the Nassau Dog Training Club for help.

 

Our 8 week training classes help people and their dogs learn the techniques needed to master their skills in dog obedience. Good results demand continued practice, patience and perserverance; but our members would be quick to point out that all the time and effort needed to train their dogs properly was well worth it. Most of our members are quite happy with a well behaved dog. Some of us have moved on to competitive obedience and have placed titles on our dogs, while other members participate in dog therapy work.

 

We're very proud to say that The Nassau Dog Training Club plays an active role in training dogs in our community to be good canine citizens, and that we have kept dogs from being surrendered to local animal shelters because their owners "just couldn't handle them."