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- A good warm up is important. Ollie getting ready out there at Erskine Park today. http://t.co/GjU4ul7imF about 1 hour ago ReplyRetweetFavorite
- It is very important the dogs are relaxed before their runs at trials. Roy is a fine example of how to relax. http://t.co/rOlvE7uiVL about 1 hour ago ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Great JDX results from Erskine Park this morning! 1st to Paris and Jen, 3rd to Bruce and Ollie and 1st to Virginia and Quinn. about 3 hours ago ReplyRetweetFavorite
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Good luck to club members doing their KK9 Award test this Saturday.How To Join
New members are welcome alternative Saturdays with registration from 2.15 – 2.30pm. At your first visit you will be required to submit your Membership Form and Dog Profile Form ( Membership Form and Dog Profile Form), pay the membership fee and present a current Vaccination Certificate for your dog. Check the Calendar for joining dates
We hope this is the beginning of a partnership between you and your canine friend that will continue to grow and strengthen throughout its life.
This website is an introduction to the world of dog training. It provides information on competition, as well as useful tips and activities for you and your dog.
Our Club is run entirely on a volunteer basis. All of our instructors have had in-house training, with many holding Dogs NSW and other qualifications. Our officials and instructors give their time freely to help you and your dog.
We hope you enjoy your association with this club, and that you will continue to use our website as a reference in years to come.
Remember, a well-trained dog is a joy to own and a faithful companion.
Vickie Dean , President
Northern Suburbs Dog Training Club

The Northern Suburbs Dog Training Club was founded by Jim and Miriam Powell in 1967. Until 1992, our Club trained at the Claude Cameron Grove in Wahroonga. Then in October 1992 we moved to new grounds at St Ives Showground, where our new clubhouse was built during 1993.
