Parkour for Your Dog

Dog Obedience

AKC Competition Obedience - Beg.

Description: Dog parkour is a fun sport using environmental obstacles in creative ways.  Dogs will learn to get on a rock with 2 feet or 4 feet, go under a bench, through a sandwich board, around a tree, back up onto a wall, and balance on a log, to name a few. They will enjoy physical activity in safe low -impact movements, while being mentally stimulated. We offer both Introductory sessions and Continuing sessions, see below. If you are interested in a Parkour dog title, either Training Level or Novice, we can assist in that as well. Come join us explore the world in a whole new way with your dog.

Length: 6, 1 hr classes

Cost: $145 (RHE resident discount available)

Note: Maximum of 6 students

Introductory Session (6, 1 hr classes): dogs are introduced to obstacles and gain confidence working on them

Time: Tuesday, 8:00 am

Instructor: Carolyn Peter, (714)366-4887,  carolyn.j.peter@gmail.com

Beginning Dates: Mar. 3, May 5, July 7, Sept 8, Nov 3 2026

 

Continuing Session (6, 1 hr classes): dogs continue developing Training Level skills, students should be familiar with performing Training Level techniques, we will focus on title preparation.

Time: Wednesday, 12:00 pm

Instructor: Carolyn Peter, (714)366-4887,  carolyn.j.peter@gmail.com

Beginning Dates: Mar. 11, May 6, July 8, Sept. 9, Nov 4 2026

 

Location:  Ernie Howlett Park (go to the right slowly through parking lot, take sharp right at Maintenance entrance, flat area near the horse barn), 25851 Hawthorne Blvd., Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274 (map).

Registration: https://secure.rec1.com/CA/rolling-hills-estates-ca/catalog 

Bring the form below to the first day of class:

LOTC Registration Form

 

 

 


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What to Bring

  • Receipt from park for proof of payment.
  • A proof of vaccinations in the form of your most recent vet receipt or a printout stating type and date of the vaccine the dog has been given. All adult dogs must have distemper and parvo and meet rabies requirements. Puppies need to have started and be up to date on the immunization process. Rabies is not required for very young puppies.
  • A well fitting collar and a 4’ to 6’ leather or nylon leash with nothing attached. No retractable or flexi leashes.
  • Bring lots of tiny treats to train your dog with. Make sure that your dog is hungry and that he loves the treats. Cheese, hot dogs, chicken, etc. work well.