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Karen Rude
Owner/Trainer since 1994
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EastRidge Center, Eau Claire, Wisconsin

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Rally Classes

  

 

 

We offer all levels of Rally

 

Novice Rally Classes

Advanced Rally Classes 

Excellent Rally Classes

    (6 week courses) 

(all dogs must have current vaccinations) 

Click here for schedules & prices

 

What is Rally?

 

Rally offers both the dogs and handlers an experience that is fun and energizing.  The canine team moves at their own pace, very similar to rally-style auto racing.  Rally was designed with the traditional pet owner in mind ... a fun activity that just about anyone and any dog can do.  But is can still be very challenging for those who enjoy higher levels of competition.

 

Novice Rally 

  • The first level for those just getting started in competition.

  • There is a requirement of 10-15 stations to complete with no more than five stationary exercises.

  • The exercises performed vary from turning 360 degrees to changing paces during the course. 

  • Exhibitors at this level may clap their hands and pat their legs through the course.

 

Advanced Rally 

  • The second level, which includes more difficult exercises throughout the course.

  • All exercises are performed off-leash.

  • There is a requirement of 12-17 stations to complete with no more than seven stationary exercises. 

  • Exercises include a jump as well as calling your dog to the front of you instead of to a heel position.  

 

Excellent Rally 

  • The third and highest level of AKC Rally is the most challenging.

  • Exercises are performed off-leash except for the honor exercise. 

  • There is a requirement of 15-20 stations to complete with no more than seven stationary exercises.

  • Handlers are only allowed to encourage their dog verbally; physical encouragement is not allowed.

  • Exercises include backing up three steps, the handler walking around the dog staying in the heel position and a moving stand. 

 

 

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