Tracking Training:
The Tracking Training Session is geared to individuals wishing to track their dog in Search & Rescue, Canadian Kennel Club (CKC),
American Kennel Club (AKC),  North American Mixed Breed Registry (NAMBER), Schutzhund or simply for fun. No previous experience required.

Obedience Refresher Training:
This outdoor obedience class is for anyone that has previously attended obedience training or the Aggression Intervention
Program with Command Response Dogs.  All levels welcome.

Search & Rescue Training Workshop:
For those interested in pursuing Search & Rescue Canine Certification we recommend focusing their efforts on tracking first (see above Tracking Training Session) as this is the most challenging component of the Ontario Provincial Police Civilian Canine Certification.  We recommend pursuing a Canadian Kennel Club (www.ckc.ca) or North American Mixed Breed (www.nambr.ca) tracking title to see whether you and your dog enjoy this type of work.  Once you have attained a TDX in tracking and CD or equivalent in obedience we then offer a once-a-month training day to prepare you for the OPP Certification.  You must also become a member of Ontario Search & Rescue Volunteer Association (www.osarva.net).

Search & Rescue Working Dog Evaluation:
This formal, 1.5 hour evaluation is for any individual wishing to train a Search & Rescue Dog to certification level.  The evaluation
is to assess your dog to see whether it has the necessary drives to reach the Ontario Provincial Police Canine Certification level.
As training a Search & Rescue Canine is a major personal commitment we believe you should be clear on your dog's capabilities before
you begin your training.  This evaluation is not a prerequisite to the Tracking Training session.