Canine Good Neighbour
The Canine Good Neighbour test is a test offered under the auspices of the Canadian Kennel Club and is open to all dogs, whether purebred or mixed breed.
CLICK HERE to read more about the CGN test.
Cowichan Canine offers prep classes for the official Canine Good Neighbour test for all levels of student skills. We operate ROLLING ENROLLMENT, so there is no need to wait for classes to begin! Simply register and attend our next Orientation Class, if you haven't already done so, and you're good to go!
CLICK HERE FOR OUR ORIENTATION CLASS SCHEDULE
Pre-Requisites
1. Parvo/distemper vaccination certificate no older than 3 years, or parvo/distemper titer certificate no older than 1 year.
2. Dog is over 8 weeks old and not reactive to other dogs or people. For dogs under 17 weeks of age, your veterinarian needs to countersign the registration form.
3. You have attended the Orientation Class for New Students.
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CLICK HERE FOR OUR ONLINE SCHEDULE
Class times may vary depending on student demand.
Registration - New Students
New students can register online or via telephone (778-455-1985) or email [email protected], or by visiting us at the Training Centre.
CLICK HERE to download your registration form.
You can also pick up the form and complete it and pay your fee when you come for your first class.
Bring it, together with your payment, to Orientation class. If your dog's vaccination certificate (parvo & distemper) has expired since we saw it last, we will need to see the new one, please. Titer certificates neet to be renewed annually.
Registration - Existing Students
Book yourself into class via our online schedule.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call (778-455-1985) or email [email protected].
WELCOME TO CLASS!
Just want to thank you Lisbeth and also Bev and Karen for the excellent training that Lily and I have enjoyed so much. I know Lily has enough for a pass now but we really are aiming for distinction. We are working hard at home as well to see if we can get this. Lily is so improved now. My husband says that in the mornings when he is playing ball off leash with her that she no longer runs at other dogs, she just ignores them now. I noticed when I took her to another trainer in the summer she was always panting and anxious. At Cowichan Canine she is just so happy and cannot wait to get in the door. It is her favourite place so obviously what you are doing is right and the place has great vibes for dogs. She has not reacted to the dogs in the classes either but is always wagging her tail. I am very grateful for this. We will be back in December and want to go onto greater things in advanced and we are both looking forward to it. Going to bring my other dog Cole as well.
Susan
Maple Bay, BC
I don’t know if you remember Poppy but she was the small terrier that I did private training one on one to help her get over her fear of dogs. Well she is 13 months old now and loves meeting new dogs, she can’t get enough of it. She goes to doggie daycare on Saturdays because I have a long work shift and loves going there so she can play with all the other dogs.
Anyways, I thought you would like to hear a good success story!
Susy Lamb with Poppy
BC
