In AKC Scent Work, dogs search for cotton swabs saturated with essential oils of Birch, Anise, Clove, and Cypress. We host an AKC sanctioned Scent Work trial one weekend each year normally in December. See OTCWF’s Facebook page for more information on OTCWF’s ScentWork Trials.
We host an AKC sanctioned Scent Work trial one weekend each year normally in December.
All dogs are born with knowing how to use their noses. Scent Work was inspired by the training of scent detection canines. In AKC Scent Work, dogs search for cotton swabs saturated with essential oils ofBirch, Anise, Clove, and Cypress.
-General Public-
Entrance Fee: Free to the public
Pets: Please leave unentered pets at home
Pictures: You are welcome to take pictures. Please No Flash Photography as it distracts the handler and dog which in turn affects their score.
See OTCWF’s Facebook page for more information on OTCWF’s ScentWork Trials.
We host AKC sanctioned Obedience/Rally trials each year in February. Teams consisting of a human and their dog executes basic to advanced skills in 4 Obedience and 1 Rally ring. We have people (with many different breeds of dogs) enter our trial from all over the country.
We host AKC sanctioned Obedience/Rally trials each year in February. Teams consisting of a human and their dog executes basic to advanced skills in 4 Obedience and 1 Rally ring. We have people (with many different breeds of dogs) enter our trial from all over the country.
-General Public-
Entrance Fee: Free to the public
Pets: Please leave unentered pets at home
Pictures: You are welcome to take pictures. Please No Flash Photography as it distracts the handler and dog which in turn affects their score.
See OTCWF’s Facebook page for more information on OTCWF’s annual Obedience Trials.
We welcome the public to come out and see teams(team = dog + their handler) maneuver their way through obstacle courses. Come out and watch the fun!
Obedience Training Club is proud to host AKC sanctioned Agility trials 3 weekends each year. We welcome the public to come out and see teams (team = dog + their handler) maneuver their way through obstacle courses. Come out and watch the fun. We encourage you to ask questions. We would love to share any information we can about our club and how you can enjoy more activities with your dog.
-General Public-
Entrance Fee: Free to the public
Pets: Please leave unentered pets at home
Pictures: You are welcome to take pictures. Please No Flash Photography as it distracts the handler and dog which in turn affects their score.
Information on all OTCWF Agility trials can be found on the North Texas Agility website found at https://www.ntxagility.com