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Come work your team on sequences prepared by the Pros and get coached by the Pros! Take advantage of it to learn, to dare, to practice or to perfect different handling techniques. Make the most of it by coming back to the foundation work and come push your team! 3 hours, in a small group, to work specific skills, according to your needs and expectations. Choose your Pro, date and time according to the abilities of your team, write us your needs and come work and have fun!
Rates
96.00$ + tx
Lucie Dessureault
Lucie made her debut in 1990 in competition and passing on her passion as an instructor. She and her partner Twister, her Belgian Shepherd, were the first Canadian guests on the international scene. With her dogs, she was part of the FCI and IFCS teams from 2003 to 2011. Locally, she rose to the top of the podium at the Canadian Championships from 2001 to 2006 and 2009. Lyme disease and injuries struck her teams but she will soon be back with her next generation!
Sunday
Jan 14, Feb 4, March 10
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
Tammy Gallacher
She started doing agility in 2002 with Becker a BorderXPitt. It is with her BC Keeper that she stands out on the Canadian scene: 2103 AAC 22“regular National Champion. 2014, AAC National Team at the IFCS World Championships in the Netherlands and in Italy in 2015, 2017 AAC 16″ Special Regional Champion. Tammy is now working Gryn, her next partner, on tons of foundation work. Watch out for them soon on the competition grounds! She has been teaching since 2013.
2013 AAC Canadian National Champion, Keeper 22” Regular
2014 AAC Canadian National Team, IFCS World Championship, Netherlands
2015 AAC Canadian National Team, IFCS World Championship, Italy
2017 AAC Quebec Regionals, Keeper Winner 16” Specials
2018 AAC Nationals, Podium finish with both Gryn and Keeper
2019 AAC Canadian National Team, Gryn IFCS World Championship, Netherlands
2019 CKC Canadian National Team, Gryn European Open, Netherlands
2020 AAC Canadian National Team, Gryn IFCS Belgium – cancelled due to COVID
2021 AAC Canadian National Team, Gryn IFCS – cancelled due to Covid
2022 AAC Canadian National Team, Gryn IFCS Netherlands
2024 AAC Canadian National Team, Gryn IFCS France
Sunday
March 3, April 7
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
Jonathan Luce
Jonathan
Sunday
January 21, March 17
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
André Landry
He started competitive canine sports more than a decade years ago in the Maritimes. He has represented Canada 13 times in the last 5 years: IFCS, WA, EO, FCI and had more than 12 podium finishes including 4 bronze medals at the IFCS World Agility Championship, 1 bronze at the World Agility Open and 2 gold at the World Agility Open and at the FCI World Championships. With Crash his BC, they were AAC and UKI Champions in 2015, 2016 and 2017. André’s style of handling could be described as adaptive with a lot of North American and European influences. His goal as a handler is to be as efficient as possible in providing information to his dog and as an instructor is analyzing the sequences and helping the handlers to discover and determine the most useful way for their team to meet the challenges of the proposed courses.
Sunday
February 25, April 21
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
Erika Anderson
Erika started her journey in agility in 2001 with her SPCA treasure dog Frodo.
Sunday
Jan 28
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
Fred Waters
For the past twenty years, Fred’s passion for the sport of agility has been fueled by the inspiration of his highly motivated Border Collies (Haggis, Ghillie, Tânafon and now Mede). Fred has represented Canada on World Teams thirteen times – first with Ghillie in 2008 at the FCI EO and subsequently with Tânafon in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015 and 2016 at IFCS, WAO and FCI (EO & AWC) World Championships. On the homefront, Fred and Tânafon have been on the podium many times at AAC and UKI national and provincial championships. Both Ghillie and Tânafon have their names several times on the AAC Quebec Agility Champion Cup (22” Regular). Fred is an experienced coach and enthusiastic communicator in both French and English with a keen eye for timing and an analytical mind for problem-solving; he is able to simplify complex training skills for beginners and more experienced handlers alike.
Sunday
April 14, April 28
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Bilingual
*Schedule subject to change.