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Desert Sage Agility
DIRECTIONS TO DESERT SAGE AGILITY
24035 Dodds Road
From Highway 20 East towards Burns
Left onto Dodds Road- (look for the green mile marker 9 on right hand side…. yes it really is
this far out)
Go 1 mile
Just PAST the one mile marker… on the right is the driveway
There is a DESERT SAGE sign on gate and a new log entry being built.
Take the left at the y in the drive and park behind the portable-potty and the agility fields are
down below.
24035 Dodds Road
From Highway 20 East towards Burns
Left onto Dodds Road- (look for the green mile marker 9 on right hand side…. yes it really is
this far out)
Go 1 mile
Just PAST the one mile marker… on the right is the driveway
There is a DESERT SAGE sign on gate and a new log entry being built.
Take the left at the y in the drive and park behind the portable-potty and the agility fields are
down below.
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| Weather questionable?? Check to see "whether" or not your class is on! Call the weather phone 541-322-8726 before you come to class to double check your class is on! |
| Please excuse our dust! We are currently in the construction stages of our new indoor facility!! Finally! Click here to see pictures of the project. |
| New WEEKEND CLASSES Michelle Kaptur is now teaching on Sunday's Obedience for Agility new 8 week program with intense focus on obedience. $125.00 Please contact Michelle at 541-388-9230 or glassdancing@msn.com for registration information. |
| Tricks and Clicks: 4 week session. Sunday afternoons at 5:00. Goal start date is May 31. Cost= $65.00 Email Michelle at glassdancing@msn.com for more information. Clicker training is one of the fastest ways to teach an animal a new behavior. We will go over basic concepts of clicker training, timing, reward delivery and behavior shaping. We will teach a few behaviors useful in agility and obedience and learn some tricks. This work is meant to encourage confidence in your canine, teach them to enjoy the "game of learning and offering behaviors" and give active dogs something they can do in the house with you. |