Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club
Welcome to the Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club YouTube channel!
The Noarlunga City Obedience Dog Club is a small, friendly community dog club run entirely by volunteers. We are based in Morphett Vale, South Australia.
This video library includes examples of training exercises that are taught in our classes, as well as providing suggestions for how to use the training skills in real life, and also gives training tips for handlers participating in dog sports of Rally, Obedience and Agility.
For Club Members, please use these videos as a reminder of what you were shown in class, or to catch up if you have missed class.
If you are interested in joining our Club, please go to our website for full details.
We happily share these videos with anyone outside our Club to help you train your dog in good manners or dog sport activities.
One Step Heel - Training In A Small Space
Rally Master Stations 73 and 74 - Standing Pivots
Rally Station 52 Halt - Dog circles handler - Forward
Teaching a Kick-Back (Pop-Up) Stand for Obedience and Rally
Puppy & Beginner Walking Exercise
Rally Master Station 75
Rally Obedience Master Sign 76
Teach Go Around an Object for Agility, Trick Tests, Rally, Obedience or Fun
Three Rainy Day Games to Play with your Dog
Body Handling Exercises - Puppy, Beginner and Basic Classes
Walking Track Manners - Learning To Ignore Distractions
Obstacle Course for Confidence Building - Puppy and Beginner Class
Walking On Lead Exercises for Puppies and Beginners
What is a Release Cue?
How To Teach Your Dog or Puppy Their Name
Trick - Pick Up Object and Place In Container
Teach Your Dog To Focus Using Watch or Look
How to Teach a Puppy or Beginner Dog to Drop/Lay Down
Three Quick Tips to help Teach Stand For Exam
How to Teach a Puppy or Beginner Dog to Sit
Trick - Paws Up and Push
Noarlunga Rally Pivot Training Tips
Rally Footwork for Turns and U-Turns
Recommended Training Rewards
Teaching Your Puppy or Dog To Ignore Distractions - and Not Jump On People!
Recall Games for Puppy/Beginner and Basic Training Levels