About Kenosha Kennel Club

About

The Kenosha Kennel Club's site says that "For over 50 years, the Kenosha Kennel Club has been dedicated to promoting responsible dog ownership through education, training, and community involvement," and welcomes "dog lovers of all experience levels," from owners of a "playful puppy" to people who "compete in AKC events." The site notes a new website is under development but that the club is "still offering classes."

Classes

The upcoming-classes list is specific. Puppy Socialization / Intro to Obedience is for "Puppies 10 weeks-6 months" and "Covers socialization, basic commands, confidence building, crate training, puppy play, and AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy curriculum," running as an "8-week course with owner orientation the first week." Basic Obedience is for "Dogs 6 months and older" and "Covers heel, sit, stay, down, recall, leash manners, distractions, and everyday obedience," also over eight weeks. Advanced Obedience is described as a "Continuation of Basic Obedience focusing on advanced skills, off-leash work, distractions, and competition preparation." Conformation Handling is a "Weekly drop-in class," listed for Thursdays at 7:00 PM, and a Scent Work class is listed as an "Introduction to scent detection work."

Also offered

The club lists "Canine Good Citizen testing, educational programs, and our annual all-breed dog show" among its year-round activities. It gives its address as 4902 85th St, Kenosha.