Intro to Pullers Workshop (Comox Valley)

If you're looking for something fun to do, that goes beyond walks and a chuckit ball...then you're in the right place!

Pullers are more than just a dog toy. They are the ULITMATE dog toy that, when combined with the games I teach around them, will have your dog mentally and physically tired in no time.  

They are uniquite in that their are 2 rings, which should be used together, helping you eliminate all sorts of training issues....such as chewing that comes from conflict, not returning, or dropping, or just playing keep away.

And whats also great is that there are dog sports designed around them!! yes, not one, but TWO :-)

Dog Puller is an internationally recognised dog sport that is growing every day.

And there's a brand new league sport, Puller Chase, that is currently being rolled out.  

So with Pullers, it's not just fun for your dog, you'll be part of a larger community too.

From 8.30am - 12 noon on Sunday, July 10th, you'll have the the opportunity to not only see Pullers in action and what can be achieved with them, but also learn about the sports.  

The workshop is presented by Christine Harris, a certified Puller Coach, certified dog trainer and a firm believer that playing with our dogs makes everyones lives better.

Working spots are limited to 10 dog handler pairs.  

But if you'd like to watch, audit spots are unlimited. 

So, if you have an active dog that loves play and needs lots of exercise, and if you want to get some time back for yourself, or spend more quality time with your dog that they LOVE as much as you do, now's your chance... what are you waiting for?

Additional information and equipment needed:  

1. in order to have a working spot, you need your own set of Pullers;

2. bring your own chair and refreshments;

3. dogs need to be crated or in cars while other dogs are working to help all dog's have the best time possible;

4. in the event that it is a hot day, please ensure you have sufficient shade/water/fans/cooling equipment to ensure your dog stays comfortable;

5.  but most importantly ,the goal is to HAV FUN!!