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Maine 4-H Dog Camp 2008

This year Dog Camp will begin at 10:00 A.M. on Friday June 27, 2008 and continue until approximately 4:30 P.M. on Sunday June 29, 2008. On this page you will find a list of items that the Dog Committee believes will be helpful for Dog Camp. On the following pages you will find the tentative 2008 Dog Camp Schedule. The Dog Committee would also like to inform participants of a few extra things that would not fit on the registration papers. Dog Camp is located in the exhibition hall where there is limited space for participants along with their dog and chaperone to sleep if necessary. This area is open only to Dog Camp participants and is reserved on a first come first serve basis. There is also indoor and outdoor camping space available as stated on the Maine 4-H Days Registration Packet.  This year the Dog Committee will be providing snacks and drinks along with a pizza party on Friday night. If you have any questions regarding Dog Camp please contact the Dog Camp Coordinators at sngconant@verizon.net.  

Items Required for Dog Camp

  • Dog food along with necessary bowls

  • Collars & leashes

  • Proof of Rabies Vaccination

  • Plastic Bags for Dog Waste

  • Crate (required only if staying inside Exhibition Hall overnight)

Suggested Items for Dog Camp

  • Extra leashes and collars

  • Treats/Dog Toys (Useful for Agility workshops as well as other workshops)

  • Obedience Leash and Choke Collar

  • Showmanship Lead

  • Canine First Aid Kit

  • Dog Brushes, etc.

  • Chairs (a limited number of chairs will be available)

  • Clickers (some were handed out at Dog Camp 2007)

  • Extra Photo Release Form Copy ( will be kept on file from 2008 Dog Camp to 2009 Dog Camp so that photos can be used on the Maine 4-H Dog Program Webpage – no names will be posted on the website, only photos of participants who have agreed)

2008 Dog Camp Schedule

Time Friday Saturday Sunday
7:00 AM   Wake Up Wake Up
8:30 AM   Group Dog Walk & Briefing Group Dog Walk & Briefing
9:00 AM   Showmanship Workshop Toy Breed Word Search
Timed Event
Agility Games:
Knockout; Snookers; Pairs Relay
10:00 AM Start of Dog Camp
Registration Introductions & Rules

New England Chihuahua rescue

Martha Bonney

Free Time to visit the other commodities as a group. Workshop: TBA
10:30 AM Group Obedience Workshop

Beth Parker

11:00 AM Workshop TBA
12:00 PM Lunch and Free Time Lunch and Free Time Lunch and Free Time
1:00 PM Bach Flower Remedies and Their Roles in Behavior Counseling Tracking Demonstration

Russell Kelly

Showmanship and Golden Lead Show
2:00 PM Bach Flower Remedies and Behavior Counseling Continued Tracking Demonstration Continued Showmanship and Golden Lead Show Continued
3:00 PM Dog Agility Workshop Obstacle Training

Sara Conant and Assistant

Dog Agility Workshop Handler Training

Sara Conant

Ice Cream Party
4:00 PM Finish Up Activities and then Free Time Finish Up Activities and then Free Time CLEAN & PACK UP
5:00 PM Pizza Party Potluck Supper  
6:00 PM Craft Fair or Free Time Free Time  
7:00 PM Craft Fair or Free Time Free Time  
Canine Crafts

Sara and Amber

 
8:00 PM Candy Bar Bingo  
9:00 PM Quiz Bowl Quiz Bowl  
10:00 PM Dog Games Dog Games  
Lights Out Lights Out  


For a printable version of this information & schedule, click here




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