UpDog has taken the basic game of fetch with a flying disc and expanded it into a whole bunch of fun games! If your dog can fCg can play UpDog! Disc dog is a game of Frisbee with your dog taken to a whole other level.

Dogs get points in every game and cumulative points earn UpDog Achievements (called “UPs”). Once you have earned a medal UP in at least 3 games you can apply for the AKC Disc Dog titles

Granite State Disc Dogs

Karen Monahan

kmonahan5@charter.net

http://www.GraniteStateDiscDogs.com/

https://www.akc.org/sports/title-recognition-program/disc-dog/

Offered by Sally Underwood-Miller

Judge, United States Canine Scent Sports and President, Great Barrington Kennel Club

The sport of Scent Work is based on the work of professional detection dogs (such as drug dogs), employed by humans to detect a wide variety of scents and substances. In AKC Scent Work, dogs search for cotton swabs saturated with the essential oils of Birch, Anise, Clove, and Cypress. The cotton swabs are hidden out of sight in a pre-determined search area, and the dog has to find them.

AKC Scent Work is a sport that mimics the task of working detection dogs to locate a scent and communicate to the handler that the scent has been found. Dogs begin with the Novice level classes and move up as they earn titles, and may progress through the elements at different speeds

For Additional information, contact Sally Underwood-Miller (sunderwoodMiller@aol.com or 413-298-3411)

Offered by Sally Underwood-Miller

Judge, United States Canine Scent Sports and President, Great Barrington Kennel Club

The sport of Scent Work is based on the work of professional detection dogs (such as drug dogs), employed by humans to detect a wide variety of scents and substances. In AKC Scent Work, dogs search for cotton swabs saturated with the essential oils of Birch, Anise, Clove, and Cypress. The cotton swabs are hidden out of sight in a pre-determined search area, and the dog has to find them.

AKC Scent Work is a sport that mimics the task of working detection dogs to locate a scent and communicate to the handler that the scent has been found. Dogs begin with the Novice level classes and move up as they earn titles, and may progress through the elements at different speeds

For Additional information, contact Sally Underwood-Miller (sunderwoodMiller@aol.com or 413-298-3411)