Morning sessions 9-12:30pm.
Afternoon sessions 1:30-5pm.
Friday (full day) - Sequencing with jumps and tunnels
Appropriate for young dogs that are sequencing 7-10 obstacles and experienced dogs who want to fine tune their handling. Limit 8. $225.
Saturday AM - Sequencing
Appropriate for young and experienced dogs who want to fine tune and or proof their handling. Karen will work to the level of each team on the floor. Limit 6. $125.
Jumps/tunnels/weaves and 1 contact will be used.
Saturday PM - Beyond Foundations
Dogs/pups that are past the basic foundation training and are ready to start sequencing. Focus forward and commitment training will be covered. Short sequencing including jumps/tunnels will be used. Appropriate for pups/dogs 8 months and up. Limit 6. $125.
Sunday AM - Sequencing with jumps and tunnels (half day)
Appropriate for young dogs that are sequencing 7-10 obstacles and experienced dogs who want to fine tune their handling. Limit 6. $125.
Sunday PM - Agility Foundations
For puppies up to 8 months of age. Foundation exercises for the beginning puppies! Start your pup off right! Limited or no experience is necessary. Limit 8. $125.
Opens Monday August 9 @8am.
About Karen Holik
Karen is an 11-time USA World Team Member with 3 different dogs at 3 different heights, 5-time National Champion, Gold and Silver Medalist at the World Agility Open (England), Silver Medalist at the FCI World Championships (Austria) and Bronze Medalist at the IFCS World Championships (Italy). She teaches private/group lessons and classes in Brandon, Florida. She has also been a Finalist at National Events here in the United States with each of her dogs (past and present) over the past 20 years.
Karen began participating in dog agility in 1992 when she started training her Chow/Sheltie mix, Simon. She loves training dogs of all motivation levels. Her success with many breeds demonstrates her effectiveness. She believes that all dogs can be taught to run to their full potential and agility should be a team sport and fun for the dog at all times. She believes the most important aspects of agility training are teaching the fundamentals and being consistent with your handling at all times.
Karen currently owns 5 dogs (two Shelties and three Border Collies). She teaches private/group lessons and classes in Brandon, Florida. She also travels the United States, as well as Puerto Rico, Bermuda, Mexico and Costa Rica, giving seminars.