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Educate the puppies and the
children.
Never leave your child unattended with
any dog. Ever!
Your family dog:
Every family member must learn to
control the dog, so get the kids involved in the training. Teach
puppies
& children early on to interact with each other. Treating an
adult
dog with child aggression is usually only moderately successful. There
are
no easy and quick remedies. And the techniques needed may be
beyond
the owner's capabilities. Teach your children to approach strange dogs properly (if at all), quietly and cautiously. Always remember that dogs not raised with children may not know how to deal well with their activity level or to read their body language properly - err on caution and keep them separated. |
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CKC
Junior Handling A Junior Handler may compete with any
dog
entered in the show/trial.
These competitions are usually held during the noon break in judging when a ring is free at a regular show/trial. Conformation
They are divided by age class:
Pee Wee Class - for handlers 4-6 years of age (Non-competitive class). Junior Class - for handlers 7 to 10 years of age. Intermediate Class – for handlers 11 to 14 years of age. Senior Class - for handlers 15 and up to 18 years of age. Obedience
Junior Handlers can compete in the CD
and
CDX ring.
Junior - Open to handlers 7 - 11 years of age Senior - Open to handlers 12 - 18 years of age Competitions
Provincial Junior Handling
competitions are held once a year;
and the National Junior Handling Competition. The
competition is NOT around the dog, it is around how well the kids do.
** More information at www.ckc.ca ** |
