Victorian Obedience Dog Club Inc

The Victorian Obedience Dog Club Inc, located in Box Hill, Melbourne, is a sports club that focuses on promoting responsible dog ownership and training. With a history dating back to 1937, the club has a long-standing reputation as the first all-breeds dog training club to be affiliated with the Kennel Control Council of Victoria.

The club aims to educate and assist members of the community in training their dogs to become well-mannered and happy companions. Led by a team of highly experienced trainers who volunteer their time, the club emphasises responsible dog ownership by teaching owners how to train and handle their dogs safely. They also provide guidance on appropriate conduct around dogs.

One of the club's popular offerings is their baby puppy classes, which are tailored for puppies between two and four months old. Held in a safe and friendly environment indoors, these classes not only focus on socialising puppies but also help build their confidence through an obstacle course. In addition, owners are taught basic obedience techniques and how to properly care for their new puppies.

Class times at the Victorian Obedience Dog Club are as follows: beginner classes are held on the second and last Sundays of the month from 2:45pm to 3:30pm, while advanced classes take place from 1:30pm to 2:30pm. Baby puppy classes are held on Monday evenings indoors.

For further information on joining fees, baby puppy classes, or any other inquiries, interested individuals can reach out to the club via email at contact@vicobedience. Org. The club is conveniently located at Surrey Park, at the corner of Canterbury and Elgar Roads in Box Hill. Access to the club is through Surrey Drive.

The Victorian Obedience Dog Club Inc welcomes dog owners of all levels, from beginners to advanced trainers, to participate in their training programmes. With a mission to promote responsible dog ownership and enhance the bond between dogs and their owners, the club provides a supportive and educational environment for both dogs and their human companions.