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Joining a Dog Club is a great way to educate you and your pet and to meet like-minded dog lovers.
What can DDDTC offer?
- Puppy classes
- Pet obedience classes – KC Good Citizen Awards
- Competition obedience training
- Agility
- 3 Open shows per year
- Fun club competitions
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Club members take part in agility and obedience competitions, both locally and in Great Britain and ROI. Club representatives also attend Crufts Dog Show annually bringing back both information and equipment.
OBEDIENCE TRAINING – Windmill Road, Hillsborough (map)
We meet there on Monday/Tuesday evenings for puppy and pet dog training and on Thursday evenings for competition obedience training.
AGILITY TRAINING - Drumcaw Road, Clough (map)
Agility training takes place on Wednesday evenings near Clough Co Down in the summer and on a Saturday morning in the winter time.
CATCHMENT AREA: Ballynahinch, Saintfield, Lisburn, Newcastle, Downpatrick, Moira , Dromore and further afield
History
Down District Dog Training Club was formed in 1967 under the name of Ballynahinch and District Dog Training Club. The Club first met in the Harmony Hall in Ballynahinch and then at the British Legion Hall in the town. There were several moves over the years until in August 1999 the Club moved to a large hall near Hillsborough. This last move has meant that the Club members now enjoy the luxury of their own training premises.
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