About Alamo Dog Obedience Club, Inc

San Antonio's pioneer obedience club

Alamo Dog Obedience Club (ADOC) calls itself the pioneer obedience training club of San Antonio, established in 1953. Its Training & Event Center is at 8013 New Sulphur Springs Road in southeast San Antonio, the former Euro Dog Center, with an indoor, air-conditioned space, new agility equipment and a Fast CAT track. The club holds obedience, rally and agility trials under American Kennel Club rules.

Classes

Basic Manners I (paired with S.T.A.R. Puppy and Novice Trick Dog) and Basic Manners II/CGC run as six-lesson courses at $180. The Alamo Agility Academy runs beginner through masters agility classes most days of the week with several instructors, and there are scent work, rally obedience and Novice, Open and Utility competition obedience classes. AKC Canine Good Citizen testing is done with the Basic Manners classes. Students can join the club after taking a class, with dues of $20 per year.

What to ask

Ask the class instructor for the next start date; registration goes directly to individual instructors.