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CANINE SEARCH AND RECOVERY |
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FALL 2000 SEMINAR |
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CAMP FRAME 4-H CAMP |
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HEDGESVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA |
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SEPTEMBER 24 - 29, 2000 |
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Cost:$200.00 for CSAR members |
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$250.00 for nonmembers |
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Fees Bunkhouse style lodging on camp site and meals from Sunday evening to Include: breakfast on Friday. Due to arrangements with camp, there is no difference in feesfor those wishing to lodge off site. |
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Lodging:Bunkhouses are divided into smaller cubicles with rest room and showerfacilities centrally located. |
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Bunkhouses and cubicles will be shared by seminar attendees. |
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Training:Training offered in the following venues: Mantrailing/tracking, air scent, landcadaver, water cadaver. In addition, mini sessions will be held in theevenings on emergency vet care in the field, dive teams and canines, arsondog demonstration and CGC testing. |
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Training available for all levels of canines and handlers from beginning puppiesand novice handlers to experienced canine teams. |
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A helicopter is going to be available at the camp so that you can expose your K-9to it. If you wish to fly your K-9, that option is available for a small fee. |
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Instructors:Mantrailing/Tracking - Ken Young(NC), Carolyn Knapp(Mo) |
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Bob Naskrent(Il), Steve Fox(NC) |
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Beginning Dogs -Ron Venable(NC), Suzy Perry(Tn) |
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Air Scent - Orville Banks(NC), Paul Whitted(NC) |
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Land Cadaver - Ginger Branyon(Va), Bobby Mutter(Fl) |
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Water Cadaver -Dee Wild(La), Lisa Higgens(La) |
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This is a great group of instructors with many years experience both in the field ascanine handlers and training other handler/canine teams. They are looking forwardto working with you and your canine. |
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Canines:Canines are allowed in bunkhouses, but must be crated at all times. |
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Only one canine per handler will be allowed in bunkhouse. |
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No canines are allowed in dining hall at any time. |
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Canines must be on a leash at all times, except if working an off lead trainingproblem in class. |
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Proof of current vaccinations must be included with seminar registration. |
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Handlers responsible for picking up after their canines at all times. |
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Handlers must provide their own crates for canines. No crates will be available atseminar site. |
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What Do |
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I Need |
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To Bring??? |
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Dog crate, dog food and bowls, harness, collar, lead, other canine working gear. |
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Linens, sleeping bag, pillows, towels and personal tolietries. Clothing needed to work in the venue you choose. Other search gear you may need for training. |
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Temperatures during the day should be comfortable, but nights can be quite cool, so come prepared. There are outlets by each bed for fans, heaters, etc. Bring your own, none will be supplied by seminar host. |
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Articles for Thursday night auction. May be breed specific, search specific, or general purpose items. |
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CANINES MUST BE ON LEASH AT ALL TIMES. |
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HANDLERS MUST CLEAN UP AFTER THEIR CANINES. |
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This page last modified on Sunday, July 17, 2000 |
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