Successful autumn course of the Stainz dog school: 36 of 39 test subjects exist!

Successful autumn course of the Stainz dog school: 36 of 39 test subjects exist!

The participants of the Staz school dog school, part of the Austrian regional association, have successfully passed their local group examination in autumn. In the past two days, the performance of humans and dogs was thoroughly tested by performance judges Karl Otti. The event was organized excellently by the audit managers Simone Theisl and Stefan Schliefsteiner, which led to a smooth process.

of a total of 39 examples were successfully completed the exam, with a particularly outstanding performance by Christian Dengg and his dog Cooper. The two managed to take the tracking work in the IGP 3 exam with the maximum score of 100 points.

ceremony handover

In a solemn final ceremony, which took place in the presence of the judge and the team of coaching of the ÖGV Stainz, the successful dog handlers were presented with certificates and training license plates. Judge Otti praised the sporting achievements and encouraged the participants to continue working patiently and diligently on the training of their dogs. Manfred Player, the chairman of the ÖGV, also thanked for the excellent implementation of the autumn course and also dedicated his thanks to the market town of Stainz for the continuous support of the dog school.

In addition, the gratitude to the coaching team under the direction of head coach Schliefsteiner and to all helpers who made the exam weekend a success.

outlook for the next course

The ÖGV Stainz is already looking forward to the upcoming spring course, which will take place in March 2025. Further information can be found on the club homepage at www.hundechule-staz.at. The anticipation for the upcoming training and the opportunity to gain further knowledge of dog training is already noticeable.

For those who are interested in dog training and further training, the Dog School Stainz has many exciting challenges. Actions and events will continue to strengthen the reference to the dog handlers and their companions and contribute to the positive development of their skills.