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The Dumbbell Obedience Club goals are to encourage dog owners to explore, enjoy, compete and promote a variety of dog sports, particularly at this time, Obedience, Rally Obedience & Scent Work.  We hope to give members and other dog sport enthusiasts opportunities to practice skills and prepare for competition by putting on a variety of fun matches, trials, seminars and Canine Good Neighbour tests.  Recently the club has added opportunities to test for the Do More With Your Dog Trick Dog Titles.

The club is also involved in community outreach allowing a variety of breeds to be ambassadors by performing trick-based skits in senior homes.

The club has been active with the dogsafe program to educate people at community events on  preventing dog bites.

2026 Event Calendar

  • Sept. 20, 2026
    Fun Match Cotonfield Dog Center, Abbotsford
    General Entries are Now OPEN!

  • Oct. 4, 2026
    Fun Match Cotonfield Dog Center, Abbotsford

  • Oct. 9 to 11, 2026
    6 Rally Obedience Trials
    Chilliwack, BC Indoors

  • Oct. 17  & 18, 2026
    4 CKC Obedience Trials *NEW*

  • Nov. 7 & 8, 2026 
    2 CKC Scent Detection Trials
    Chilliwack, BC (Indoor / Outdoors)

  • Nov. 29, 2026
    Fun Match Cotonfield Dog Center, Abbotsford

1201, 2026

A Tip for Training Tricks with Dalana Bewley & Loveta

January 12, 2026|Categories: 12 Days 2024|0 Comments

Big tricks don’t have to feel overwhelming. This video shows how breaking behaviors into small steps can help your dog progress confidently through training, using real-life demonstrations from advanced trick work. About Dalana: DMWYD certified CTDI (Trick Dog Training Instructor) DMWYD certified Stunt Dog Judge AKC [...]

801, 2025

Teaching Stillness for Competition Obedience with Janice Gunn

January 8, 2025|Categories: 12 Days 2024, articles|Tags: , |0 Comments

In obedience training typically we work a number exercises that are designed to build drive and keep things exciting for the dog but... we need to balance that with exercises that develop the ability for stillness.  Many exercises in Competition Obedience require stillness such as the “Stand for Exam” in Novice, [...]

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