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The
Fairbanks Retriever Club is
the oldest established retriever club in Alaska. Originally
known as the Alaska Field Trial Association, it has been
active in the Interior of the state since the early 1950s.
In 1960 it was formed under its current name of Fairbanks
Retriever Club. Through the years and despite changes in
members and leadership, the club remains dedicated to all
the retriever breeds and helping their owners improve their
knowledge and skills in training, testing, trialing and
hunting their dogs.
During the
course of the year, we produce several newsletters, a brochure, training
classes, outdoor field sessions, picnic trials and AKC hunt
tests and field trials.
We welcome all retriever owners, from the beginner puppy owner
all the way to the seasoned trainer!
2012 Retriever Training Classes Open for Registration
Indoor: March 4–April 1, 2012
Continuing with Outdoor Sessions: April 15-May 6
FRC is happy to announce that registration is now open for our 2012 retriever training classes. We will be instructing the owner/handlers on the basics of starting your dog for hunting and field work. This includes basic obedience, teaching to retrieve, and preparing the dog for more advanced training. The outdoor sessions will include land and water work (if water is warm enough).
Follow this link to get more information
on the class and how to register your dog >> |