Nose Games
Nose Games is an introduction to different types of nose games that are both fun and mentally stimulating. Nose games can be played anywhere and are a great way to keep your dog’s mind stimulated, even on those rainy, cold indoor days. Nose games use your dog’s natural talent: their sense of smell. In addition, we will introduce one of the first scents used in nose and scent work competitions.
Dogs must be up-to-date on Rabies vaccine.
No Aggressive dogs
Note: The following signed forms are required to attend our classes SUDS Waiver, and Liability Release.
Please view our Class Cancellation policy prior to registering
Discounts Offered
- $10 discount for current SUDS member
- $10 discount for student alumni. Applies only for the same dog to take the next session and next level of class. One time offer, cannot be combined with any other discounts.
- Rescue: 1/2 price for Dogs adopted from a shelter or rescue organization within the last 6 months. Must show proof of rescue the day of registration.
*Note: Adopted dogs must have been in their new home for at least 4 weeks prior to the start of class. Dogs and new owners need time to bond before starting a training program.
Nose Games - 6 weeks
The Details
When: Saturdays 1/25/20 through 2/29/20
Time: 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.
Instructors: Gail Workman and LeAnn Sawyer
Where: 2760 Vineyard Drive, Santa Clara, UT 84765 (SUDS field)
Cost: $95 ($85 for SUDS members- Become a Member Today!)
$10 for a scent work kit payable at first class.
Class size is limited to 10 dogs.
No Aggressive Dogs
*Pre-Registration and Pre-Payment required
Pre-requisites
Successful completion of an obedience class is always helpful but not required. Dogs should have a good recall.
Class Description
This is a fun class for you and your dog to learn games. It gives your dog extra physical stimulation and is a great activity for any dog, young or old. It builds confidence. It gives your dog a job to do and makes them feel useful and is fun and rewarding. It also gives you a great chance to bond with your dog. Dogs thrive when they are given tasks to do.