The Syracuse Obedience Training Club, Inc. is an AKC-licensed obedience club and a New York State-registered 501(c)3 educational corporation (organized not-for-profit). Founded in 1960, the club has nearly 300 members who have earned advanced titles in many dog sports. We conduct business, offer obedience classes, and hold events at our training facility located at 6392 Deere Road in Syracuse, near Carrier Circle. To hold and support obedience trials, tracking tests, exhibitions, and matches under the rules and regulations of the American Kennel Club.
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SOTC offers classes in basic obedience as well as competition obedience, conformation handling, rally, freestyle, and flyball. Classes are held at 6392 Deere Road. The format is group classes (6 to 8 students), not private lessons. Classes generally run for 8 weeks and are offered four times a year (starting in March, June, September, and January), with Puppy classes starting more frequently as needed.
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Please don't try to call or send mail to the Deere Road facility. There is no mail delivery at the building, no monitored phone line, and no receptionist. The building is open only for scheduled events (check our Calendar). You are welcome to stop by during meetings or classes, but that's not a good way to get a message to us.
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From the Thruway: Take Exit 35. At Carrier Circle, take 2nd exit onto Rt. 298 W. Turn left onto Deere Rd. (4th building on left). From N. Midler: Turn right onto Court Street Rd., then left onto Deere Rd. (2nd building on right). If you use the driveway to the left of the building, you may park on either side of the driveway.
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The first requirement demonstrates your interest in training. Candidates must either have earned an obedience or agility title, or have completed a training class with us. Why does it take so long? We want to get to know you, and for you to get to know us. The Club cannot function without members who can devote time to us by working at our trials and other events, by teaching or doing administrative work, or by attending General Membership meetings to vote on Club business.Eligibility to earn points (via teaching or other activities), which may be used for classes.
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