The North County Obedience Training Club encourages responsible dog ownership and supplies obedience training which creates a loving bond between canine and owner. See Club Background for more information about the club. Our new training facility is situated at 4401 US 67 N Lindbergh Blvd. in Florissant, Missouri.
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For puppies 8 to 20 weeks of age. This class will support the development of a confident, well-adjusted puppy. Issues such as jumping, chewing and nipping will be discussed as well as housebreaking and crate training. Puppies will receive important socialization with other puppies and people. Basic obedience commands will be introduced - sit, down, come and a brief stay.
Pre-requisite is an approved Beginning Obedience class or Intermediate class. This class will continue to perfect the Beginning Obedience skills and teach additional skills which are needed to compete in Obedience and Rally. The dog will learn to go to heel position from front, stand for examination and maintain timed sit and down stays with distractions.
This class is a beginning Canine Freestyle Dance Class. The handler does not need to know how to dance to compete in this sport. We will cover basic freestyle moves and positions. This includes traditional obedience moves as well as some tricks set to music. We will discuss music selection, costumes and choreography.
To be placed on a list to be notified when enrollment will be opened, text or call 314-741-2445. If you prefer, you may also download the Enrollment Form. Fill out and mail back with payment to the address on the form after enrollment is opened. Enrollment is on a first come first serve basis so digital enrollments will arrive sooner.
NCOTC was founded in 1974 by a small group of dog owners who shared a common interest in obedience. Today, the membership has grown, and the organization is involved in many diverse activities. NCOTC encourages responsible dog ownership, advocating obedience training and participation in the AKC's Canine Good Citizenship program.
Reviews (4)
Linda Coffin
Nov 06, 2021
Deb Baumgartner
Aug 13, 2021
Evelyn Adrian
Mar 04, 2020
My sister and I take our dog, Georgia, to classes here. The prices are affordable and the trainers are great! We started Beginning Obedience class 8/2019, shortly after we adopted Georgia, who is a very intelligent 4-year-old Lab/German Shepherd mix with a lot of energy and a low tolerance for boredom. She loves it and she has loved every trainer!
We are currently taking the Trick class, which is a lot of fun. All the trainers take time during class to work with individuals when needed. They welcome questions about dog care and behavior, even if they are not the topic of the class. The best part is, they all love dogs and they love helping people bond with their canine friends through treat and encouragement based training. An additional benefit is, If you're interested in going on and getting your dog a canine good citizen title or competing in rally, obedience, agility, herding, coursing, or anything else you can think of to enjoy with your dog, they either do that or know where you can go! I highly recommend the North County Obedience Training Club. You and your dog will love it!
We are currently taking the Trick class, which is a lot of fun. All the trainers take time during class to work with individuals when needed. They welcome questions about dog care and behavior, even if they are not the topic of the class. The best part is, they all love dogs and they love helping people bond with their canine friends through treat and encouragement based training. An additional benefit is, If you're interested in going on and getting your dog a canine good citizen title or competing in rally, obedience, agility, herding, coursing, or anything else you can think of to enjoy with your dog, they either do that or know where you can go! I highly recommend the North County Obedience Training Club. You and your dog will love it!
Loretta Krisher
Dec 31, 2017
