Thank you for taking the time to view our website and we hope you will consider coming to visit
with us and talk dogs!! We welcome visitors and encourage new membership!!
If you wish to visit the club, it is best to call a club contact ahead of time to ensure the club is
meeting on its regular schedule and to discuss the club's rules about bringing dogs to the
training grounds, proper equipment, and other questions you may have about the club. Each
person attending club activities must check in with the club secretary and sign a waiver of
liability form & acknowledgment of reading of the club rules. We always welcome visitors and
prospective new members at Kansas Working Dog Club!
Visitors:
A person is a “visitor” when they come to club for the purpose of observing members training
their dogs, learning about schutzhund and the club & meeting club members. There is no
charge to visitors.
Guests:
A person is a "guest" when they are invited to visit our club with the intention of growing our
knowledge and/or working dogs. Out of area WDA members who would just like to train with us
once in a while are also welcome to be our "guest". There is no charge to guests.
Non Member:
Active dog/handler teams who just wish to join us for a day of training. Currently, the non-
member training fee is $15.00. The fee will be collected on each day a guest trains, & is to be paid
in cash (exact amount, please) or check (payable to: Kansas Working Dog Club).
If you are thinking about becoming a member please visit the new membership page.
For training times and locations please visit the training page.
Schutzhund is a fun sport for dog and handler, but it requires a serious commitment of time and
effort. There is also a limit to how many dogs we can effectively work. Therefore, while
membership is not closed or limited at this time, we must be very selective in admitting new
members. What we look for in a handler is a serious interest in the sport, the initiative to learn
not just from club training sessions but also from books, videos, seminars, and other resources,
and a willingness to actively participate as a team member in training and other club activities.
Of course you must also have a dog that is suited for Schutzhund. There are many qualities
inherent in the ideal dog. He is a friendly, good natured, family member; an alert, courageous
protector; and an obedient, reliable companion. Schutzhund is a sport that evaluates these
qualities and helps produce a confident protector and competitor in schutzhund and obedience
trials. There are great variations in type and ability. We welcome all breeds as well as mixed
breeds.
with us and talk dogs!! We welcome visitors and encourage new membership!!
If you wish to visit the club, it is best to call a club contact ahead of time to ensure the club is
meeting on its regular schedule and to discuss the club's rules about bringing dogs to the
training grounds, proper equipment, and other questions you may have about the club. Each
person attending club activities must check in with the club secretary and sign a waiver of
liability form & acknowledgment of reading of the club rules. We always welcome visitors and
prospective new members at Kansas Working Dog Club!
Visitors:
A person is a “visitor” when they come to club for the purpose of observing members training
their dogs, learning about schutzhund and the club & meeting club members. There is no
charge to visitors.
Guests:
A person is a "guest" when they are invited to visit our club with the intention of growing our
knowledge and/or working dogs. Out of area WDA members who would just like to train with us
once in a while are also welcome to be our "guest". There is no charge to guests.
Non Member:
Active dog/handler teams who just wish to join us for a day of training. Currently, the non-
member training fee is $15.00. The fee will be collected on each day a guest trains, & is to be paid
in cash (exact amount, please) or check (payable to: Kansas Working Dog Club).
If you are thinking about becoming a member please visit the new membership page.
For training times and locations please visit the training page.
Schutzhund is a fun sport for dog and handler, but it requires a serious commitment of time and
effort. There is also a limit to how many dogs we can effectively work. Therefore, while
membership is not closed or limited at this time, we must be very selective in admitting new
members. What we look for in a handler is a serious interest in the sport, the initiative to learn
not just from club training sessions but also from books, videos, seminars, and other resources,
and a willingness to actively participate as a team member in training and other club activities.
Of course you must also have a dog that is suited for Schutzhund. There are many qualities
inherent in the ideal dog. He is a friendly, good natured, family member; an alert, courageous
protector; and an obedient, reliable companion. Schutzhund is a sport that evaluates these
qualities and helps produce a confident protector and competitor in schutzhund and obedience
trials. There are great variations in type and ability. We welcome all breeds as well as mixed
breeds.
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Club Contacts:
Joann Letcher-785-633-4390
email: dogladyj@yahoo.com
Lynn Carradine-Hailey-785-383-4810
email: lynncarradine@hotmail.com
Christi Colley-785-249-5911
email: christicolley@yahoo.com
Joann Letcher-785-633-4390
email: dogladyj@yahoo.com
Lynn Carradine-Hailey-785-383-4810
email: lynncarradine@hotmail.com
Christi Colley-785-249-5911
email: christicolley@yahoo.com