Welcome to the Eastern Suburbs Dog Training Club

The Club, a non-for-profit organisation, run by volunteers, has been operating since 1962 on its grounds in Musgrave Avenue in Centennial Park.

A non-for-profit organisation, run by volunteers  since 1962

TRAINING CANCELLED SUNDAY 24th March due to the majority of our instructors representing our dog at an obedience and Rally competition.  

A gentle reminder that the following Sunday March 31st is Easter Sunday and there will be no training due to the long weekend.

Next Beginner Joiners is 7 April 2024

NEW JOINERS: You need to complete the online membership form (see Join Now) print a copy of  the completed form and bring it with you as well as a copy of your dog’s current vaccination. The Beginners class is for 6 weeks. 

Next beginner joiners 7th April  |  9.00am Classes 1 to 4 

NO activity class until the end of Day Light Saving 

10.00am A class for anyone who wants to enhance training in obedience, rally and tricks.  All welcome

Please arrive no later than 10 minutes before Class time and don’t forget your name badge.

PLEASE IF YOU ARE FEELING UNWELL DO NOT ATTEND TRAINING.
 It is important to check the website for any updates particularly if training should be cancelled due to wet weather.

We train dog owners to train their dogs using positive reinforcement.

We accept all breeds of dogs for training with classes ranging from beginners from 12 weeks of age to Classes 1 to 4 where owners and dogs can continue to learn and improve their skills.

Dog training is a fun way to connect with your dog and there is no limit to what your canine friend and you can learn.

The club is affiliated with Dogs NSW and conducts an annual obedience trial.

NEXT TRAINING DATE

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See home page for the class times

$3 ground fee per week is payable for all members in Classes 1-4. All members must be double vaccinated.

Covered footwear must be worn.

Don’t forget the treats for your dog.

Where to find us

The Club trains on the grounds up from Musgrave Pond, across from Musgrave Avenue in Sydney’s Centennial Park.