Hangtown Kennel Club

   of Placerville, California




General Club Meetings

 are held the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM

Board Meetings 

are usually held the last Tuesday of the month


Locations vary - please contact us or check our Facebook page if interested in attending!

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Dog and Puppy Training Classes

Obedience, Rally & Conformation classes generally run from four to six weeks and are held Wednesday nights at 7:00 PM. Pre-registration is required for all classes except conformation. Beginning obedience and puppy kindergarten six-week sessions are $110 and include a leash & collar. All other six-week sessions (that do not include equipment) are $90. Four-week beginning and puppy sessions with equipment are $80 and all other classes are $60 without equipment. Conformation classes are offered on a “drop in” basis, at $5 per class.

​The minimum age for handling a dog or puppy in class is 12 years, and all handlers under 16 years must have a parent or guardian present during the class.​

Classes are held at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds (100 Placerville Dr ) in Placerville or Shingle Springs Community Center Soccer Field (4440 South Shingle Rd). Locations vary by session so check your session carefully.  Click Here for Locations and Directions.

For more information call Cathy Keeler at (530) 622-6909. 

Click Here to Register for Upcoming Classes 

To get the most out of your training class experience, we recommend reading this article by the Whole Dog Journal:  https://www.whole-dog-journal.com/training/tips-for-group-dog-obedience-training/

Latest news

 

FETCH DOG WORKSHOP!

Save the dates of October 18-

19, 2024 for an HKC workshop

on how to achieve your AKC Fetch Dog titles! First day will be

instruction and lecture on

how to teach the exercises

and how to execute them at a

test. The next day is going to

be working on the Fetch Dog

skills. There will be a good

number of working spots

available. Watch for registration info coming soon!

In the mean time, teach your

dog to sit and stay until

released to get a toy or ball.

Really it is pretty easy stuff

at the lower level!


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