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AKC All Breed ACT Trials
Saturday, January 18, 2025
Stone City Kennel Club
Licensed by the American Kennel Club
Stone City Kennel Club Building
13606 W. Laraway Road
New Lenox, IL 60451
Entries limited to 100 runs
All classes indoors on mats – Unbenched
Trial Hours: 1:00pm – 5:00 pm CST
Building opens 12:30pm
Judge’s Briefing 12:50pm
First Run at 1:00pm
Entry Fees:
$20 for first run
$15 for second run
$10 for each additional run (third to eighth runs)
For example, if you entered all 8 rounds then you would pay $95
Mail entry forms and fees to:
Barbara Gustafson, SCKC
10730 Haas Dr
Palos Park, IL 60464
Make checks payable to SCKC.
Entry fees must be paid in US funds.
All entries must be submitted on official AKC entry forms, one dog per entry form. Photocopies of entry forms without the AKC Agreement are not acceptable. Unsigned, incomplete, or illegible entries are not acceptable.
K9 Nose Work was developed in 2006 by Ron Gaunt, Amy Herot and Jill Marie O’Brien to bring the concept of detection-dog style training to dog lovers and their companion dogs. An enthusiastic community was soon created and the desire to have fun competitions in this new activity grew. The NACSW was founded to ensure the highest standard of excellence and structure for these competitors in this new sport. Our Education Division followed soon after as many of our participants wanted to share this fun activity and sport with others….(read more by clicking the link)
Used with permission of NACSW, here is the Link
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National Association of Canine Scent Work, LLC®
Official NACSW™
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AKC All Breed OBEDIENCE and RALLY TRIALS
Two Rally and Three Obedience Trials in One Weekend
These events are accepting Entries for dogs listed in the AKC Canine Partners Program
ENTRIES OPEN at 12:00 a.m. CST, Wednesday, August 14, 2024
ENTRIES CLOSE at 6:00 p.m. CST, Wednesday, November 6, 2024
After which time entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered or substituted, except
as provided for in Chapter 11, Section 6 of the Dog Show Rules.
Stone City Kennel Club
Licensed by the American Kennel Club
Friday, November 22, 2024
Rally Trials # 2024004926 and #2024004927
Limited to 8 hours of judging
Saturday, November 23 2024
Obedience Trials #2024004928 and #2024004929
Limited to 4 hours judging per trial
Sunday, November 24, 2024
Obedience Trial #2024004930
Limited to 8 hours of judging
Stone City Kennel Club Building
13606 W. Laraway Road
New Lenox, IL 60451
All classes indoors on mats – Unbenched
Trial Hours: 7:30 am – 6:00 pm CST
(Doors open 7:00 am)
This show is Held Under the American Kennel Club Rules
For any questions, contact cgc@akc.org.
Nosework Seminar with Don Blair
We welcome you to join us each month to learn new ways to communicate with your dog in the sport of nose work. Each month we will learn new skills and practice them under the direction of Don Blair, a United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) judge in tracking, detection, obedience, and protection. Each monthly seminar includes both lecture and hands on application of principles that will assist you in learning how to excel in training and competition.
This is an interactive seminar. Please bring a 6 foot leash and plenty of rewards/treats for your canine companion.
Seminar cost is $45/dog for members, $60 for non-members.
Please bring payment with you, cash and checks are accepted.
Dates for future sessions will be posted as they become available.
Registration is required for each monthly seminar. Go to the Classes page and search for S2024.
Any questions, reach out to
Non Sabin treasurer4sckc@gmail.com
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AKC All-Breed FAST COURSING ABILITY TESTS
August 31 – September 1, 2024
Stone City Kennel Club
(Licensed by The American Kennel Club)
Saturday, August 31, 2024 – Events #2024004916 and #2024004917
Sunday, September 1, 2024 – Events #2024004918 and #2024004919
Each Separate Event is Limited to 125 Entries
(Early entry is strongly encouraged)
Event Location:
Spencer School
1721 S Spencer Road
New Lenox, IL
The field is NATURAL GRASS and FULLY FENCED by Stone City Kennel Club using flexible mesh
fencing and flexible support posts with a 50+ yard runout.
The Lure is a Swift Paws Pro-Alpha Continuous Loop System (Squawker and/or Plastic Bags).
*-No outside Squawkers or equipment will be allowed during official runs.
PRE-ENTRIES OPEN Wednesday, July 3, 2024, 6 PM CT for all breeds
ENTRY IS VIA ONLINE ENTRY FORM ONLY
PLEASE VISIT WWW.TALLYHOEVENTS.COM TO REGISTER
Obesity is hard on a dog,
Fido and owner fitness walk/run sponsored by SCKC
Join 50,000 virtual runners worldwide
Do a 5 K or 3 K run, walk, or crawl
Work at your own pace,
One day or many days
If you attend Fido Fitness at Stone City Kennel Club on Fridays, a 3K is 19 times around the ring, 5K is 27 times. Keep track of your runs and submit when completed.
Give us a picture of you and your dog with the medal for Facebook and the virtual runners page. A group shot would be great.
$20 members and $25 non-members
Profit goes to the building fund
Completion will earn you a great Medal
Click here for the flyer
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Looking for something to do with your dog at home
and earn new AKC titles and cool ribbons
(image above is actual ribbons that can be earned)
Stone City is now able to evaluate for AKC Trick Dog Titles via video
submission.
Fees: $20 first title $15 for additional titles same dog. If you live out of state/can not pick up your ribbons when the club re-opens, please include an additional $5 for us to mail it to (covers padded envelope and postage for up to 3 titles).
How it works:
• Review the titles and requirements in the links below and print the appropriate registration form
• Send your registration form and fee to (checks payable to SCKC):
Stone City Kennel Club /Trick Titles
PO Box 381 New Lenox, IL 60451
• Include your mailing address when sending your registration form
• Create the video of you and your dog performing the required tricks. At the beginning of the video include:
• your name
• your dogs name
• the title you are working towards
• and the tricks you will be showing
• Email your video to sckcfb@gmail.com – we will review your video and inform you of the results within a few days of receipt, but won’t be able to file with AKC until your payment and registration form is received.
• After we receive your video and payment, we will mail you back the forms you need to submit to the AKC to obtain your title. Don’t forget to include your mailing address with your registration form.
• Ribbons will be distributed at the club when we are open again.
For questions, reply to this email or contact us at sckcfb@gmail.com
Dear AKC CGC Evaluators,
While dog owners are staying at home practicing social distancing and dog trainers are suffering a loss of business, the AKC Family Dog Program is pleased to announce that dog owners may teach their dogs tricks at home and submit a video to an AKC CGC Evaluator for review and approval. This applies to all levels of AKC Trick Dog training. AKC Trick Dog resources can be found here
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How It Works
1. Dog owners teach tricks to their dogs at home
2. When the dog has learned the tricks for the title, the dog owner sends a video (via a link, etc) of the dog performing the tricks to an AKC CGC Evaluator.
3. The Evaluator reviews the video. Any fee arrangements for the Evaluator’s time are between the Evaluator and the dog owner.
4. Once the Evaluator reviews and approves the video, the Evaluator sends a copy of the Video Verification form
1. to the DOG OWNER confirming that the dog passed the test, and
2. to AKC at trickdog@akc.org
Then, to apply for the title, the DOG OWNER must send to AKC:
1. a copy of the VIDEO VERIFICATION form
form from the Evaluator (the Evaluator will also send a copy to AKC)
2. the Trick Dog Title Application, and
3. TRICKS CHECKLIST (for each title level submitted).
• Dog owners may choose to still have their Tricks test witnessed in person
• Evaluators may choose whether or not they will offer video reviews
• See a list of CGC Evaluators here
Kleine Munsterlander- Group North America is hosting an International HZP hunting test at Des Plaines State Fish and Wildlife Area. In conjunction with that we are also hosting an International Breed Show on October 16, for the participant dogs, most of who will be coming from Germany.
Contact: Bobbe Carney
319-883-0380
bobbe.carney@gmail.com
AKC FETCH TEST
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Stone City Kennel Club
Licensed by The American Kennel Club
August 9, 2024 Event # 2024004934
August 9, 2024 Event # 2024004935
Advanced, Intermediate and Novice Level testing only
Name of Event Location
Stone City Kennel Club
ENTRY LIMITS
40 entries per Fetch event
To be held Outdoors with a 4’ fence. In case of darkness or inclement weather, Novice ONLY with be moved
Testing Hours:
Two Concurrent trials beginning with Advanced at 4:30 PM followed by Intermediate, and
then Novice
ENTRY METHOD
ENTRIES WILL OPEN ON June 28, 2024, 6 PM Central time at Lee Gustafson, 10730 Haas Drive, Palos Park, Illinois 60464. All entries received before this date will be returned. Overnight or certified mail must be sent with the “No Signature Required” waiver signed.
ADVANCED ENTRIES CLOSE ON Monday, August 5, 2024 at 6 PM after which time advanced entries cannot be accepted, cancelled, altered, or substituted. Entries received prior to the opening date shall be treated as an invalid entry and shall be returned to the sender.
DAY OF EVENT ENTRIES: Day of event entries will be permitted at this Fetch testing up to the maximum entry of 40 dogs per trial. Day of Event entries shall begin at 4:00 PM Central time.
Save the Date
DATE: Saturday, September 14, 2024
TIME: 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
PLACE: Stone City Kennel Club
13606 W Laraway
New Lenox, IL 60451
COST: $60.00
CANINE MASSAGE PET PARENTING CLASS 101
Did you know that canine massage can provide:
1. Improve Mobility: Studies have shown that regular canine massage can lead to a significant increase in joint flexibility and range of motion, with some dogs experiencing up to a 20% improvement in mobility.
2. Reduced Stress and Anxiety: Research indicates that 80% of dogs exhibit decreased levels of stress and anxiety after receiving a massage, as the gentle pressure and soothing touch help to promote relaxation and calmness.
3. Discomfort Relief: Approximately 75% of dogs suffering from discomfort issues experience noticeable discomfort relief, thanks to the release of endorphins and improved blood flow to affected areas.
4. Enhanced Healing: Canine Massage has been shown to accelerate the healing process for dogs recovering from injuries or surgeries, with over 70% of cases demonstrating reduced recovery times and improved tissue regeneration.
5. Active Dogs Rallys/Trials: The repetitive movements and high-impact jumps can put stress on a dog’s joints and ligaments. Regular canine massage can aid in maintaining joint flexibility and reduce the risk of injury.
Come join us for this informative and fun class where you will learn hands-on basic canine massage techniques, areas where you shouldn’t massage your dog, and so much more. Class size is limited to 15 people and their dogs. Registration deadline is Friday, September 13 at Noon. Payment will be cash or check (made payable to Stone City Kennel Club). Please call or text JoAnne Dykhuizen, Certified Canine Massage Therapist and Owner of Feel So Good Canine Massage, LLC at (815) 341-0919 to book your spot.
NOTE: Canine Massage Therapists do not diagnose. If you feel your dog is not feeling well or is injured, you need to contact your veterinarian immediately for a proper diagnosis.
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WAIVER OF RESPONSIBILITY: I understand that as the Owner of my dog, I assume full responsibility for my dog. In case of injury to either an individual or dog, Stone City Kennel Club Inc. and Feel So Good Canine Massage, LLC, assumes no responsibility or liability. Please sign waiver and bring with you to class.
Signature: __________________________________ Date:____________________