Learn - Watch - Do It!
Saturday, September 18, 2010
12 noon until 4 p.m.
Demonstration and Practice
Get started in this fast growing sport, as seen on ESPN’s Great Outdoor Games.
Come watch the teams work in the Forever Friends Pet Pond
Learn about the sport, & participate!
Event Schedule:
12 noon to 1:00 pm See how it’s done – watch Buckeye DockDogs members practice (free for DockDog members)
1:00 pm to 3 pm Participate with your dog
Dogs jump from the dock with guidance from the Buckeye DockDog Pros
$10 for non-members, cash or check
1:30 pm to 4 pm Open swimming from the Beach, free!
2:30 pm to 4 pm Bathing Station – save your back and bath your pup at our high tech elevated dog wash
All donations/proceeds to go to FFPCCH Good Samaritan Fund
Buckeye DockDogs will be selling Hot Dogs to help support its members' competition in Dubuque, Iowa for the end of year DockDogs Nationals, Oct. 15, 16, and 17
Club Members will be on hand to answer questions.
Bring fresh water, towels, crate, and a favorite floating toy!
If you think your dog might like the water, please come!
Dog Beach will be open for novices to get their paws wet.
Any breed dog can play this exciting and fun game.
See how far YOUR dog can jump!
For more information about competitive dock jumping and BIG AIR dogs, visit www.dockdogs.com
Forever Friends is a proud sponsor of
Guiding Eyes for the Blind
Cuyahoga Region Puppy Raisers
2007 Sponsored Pup "Glitter"
2007-2008 Sponsored Pup "Hadley"
2006 Sponsored Pup "Aretha"
Aretha completed 5 months of harness training at
Guiding Eyes' Yorktown Heights, NY campus,
before deciding on an alternate career with the
ATF (Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) Department.
She graduated from the ATF in December 2007 and is
working as an Explosives Detection K9 with her partner,
Terry, in Lewisville Texas. Terry changed Aretha's name to
Rhetha. She was one of 19 ATF dogs that worked the week
prior to and through the Super Bowl.
Did you know Cleveland puppies are "home schooled" to become
Guiding Eyes for the Blind Dogs ?
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team up with Southwest Airlines!
See the pups in training at Cleveland Hopkins Airport
Guiding Eyes for the Blind breeds and prepares guide dogs to be placed, free of charge,
with visually impaired people around the world.
Volunteer puppy raisers in the Cuyahoga region (near Cleveland, Ohio), act as foster parents to puppies until
they are old enough to begin formal guide dog training at GEB's training center in New York.
New puppy raisers are always in demand, and no prior experience is necessary!
Guiding Eyes provides training and support for its volunteers in the way of
local classes, regular puppy evaluations, video tapes and instruction manuals.