Driving Directions to 4 Dognite
Agility Training
3680 Wagon Wheel Lane, Poulsbo,
WA
From the Bremerton, Silverdale:
Take Hwy. 3 North and exit at 305 South (Poulsbo/Bainbridge).
Continue on Hwy. 305 into the town of Poulsbo. Turn LEFTto NE
Lincoln Dr. Turn RIGHT onto Widme Rd. NE and follow Widme to
RIGHT turn at Wagon Wheel Lane and proceed to the very end of
the lane.
From Bainbridge Island:
Take Hwy. 305 North towards Poulsbo. Turn RIGHT onto Totten Rd.
NE. Veer LEFT at the fork in the road onto Widme Rd. NE. Turn
at first LEFT onto Wagon Wheel Lane and proceed to the very end
of the lane.
From Hansville/Kingston:
From the intersection of Hansville Rd/Miller Bay Rd. and Bond
Rd./Hwy 104 (Kountry Korners convenience store/gas station,
proceed west on Bond Rd. Turn LEFT onto Port Gamble/Suquamish
Rd. NE. Turn RIGHT onto NE Lincoln Dr., then LEFT onto Widme
Rd. NE. Follow Widme Rd. NE and turn RIGHT onto Wagon Wheel
Lane and proceed to the very end of the lane.
From the Olympic Peninsula and Hood Canal Bridge
After crossing the Hood Canal Bridge, turn LEFT. Proceed
approx. 4.0 miles and turn RIGHT onto Port Gamble Rd. Continue
on Port Gamble Rd. through 2 stop signs (approx. 4.3 miles) and
turn RIGHT onto Lincoln Dr., then LEFT onto Widme Rd. NE.
Follow Widme Rd. NE and turn RIGHT onto Wagon Wheel Lane and
proceed to the very end of the lane.
What to bring to class:
Your dog can be worked on a flat
buckle collar in class with a 4 – 6 foot leash. If you are
used to working your dog on a slip collar, that is also allowed.
Before you come to class, think
about what “motivates” your dog! What does your dog like
best? Is your dog mostly:
q
Food oriented (a chow hound)?
Bring a
variety of
food as rewards for your dog: what does the dog REALLY
like? Some suggestions of easy to use food treats:
hot dog or sausage cut up into thin slices (it’s easiest to cut
when frozen), string cheese, left over roast beef, turkey or
chicken, liver, commercially prepared treats (Puperoni, beef
jerky, etc.). Also very good and easy to use – pre-cooked
meatballs in the frozen foods section. Remember, cater to
your dog’s food loves - bring some truly delectable delights!
Cut your treats up into small chunks – ¼” – ½” square is ideal.
We don’t want your dog to get fat AND we want the dog to be able
to swallow the treat whole without choking.
DON’T bring
dry dog biscuit or kibble type treats – they take too long for
the dog to chew, besides – they aren’t “yummy”!
q
Toy oriented (loves to play with toys, fetch, plays tug etc.)?
Bring several of your dog’s favorite toys. If you choose
to bring toys rather than treats, the dog should truly be
“obsessed” with his/her toys! It’s often best to bring
both food AND toys for the variety!
q
Leashes: Bring a plain 4-6’ nylon or leather leash without any
attachments. No Flexi-leads since they get caught in the
equipment.
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DIRECTIONS TO 4 DOGNITE AGILITY TRAINING