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Dog Project Record Book Fillable 1 This Project Record Book has been created specifically for 4-H members enrolled in the 4-H dog project. This is an optional activity and not meant to be a chore, instead, a way to help you learn about your project and help you stay motivated and goal centered: • Set goals for the project year and beyond; • Keep track of your accomplishments; • Provide a place to keep important records on your dog. You may choose to keep this in an electronic file or print each year’s activity and place it in a three-ring binder. 1 Name: Project Year: Club Name: Year in Project: Dog’s Name: Breed: Sex: Color: Dog Group: Dog Origin: Dog’s Age: Birth Date: Height at the Withers: Vaccination Records and Dates Vaccination Date Given Future Date Due Rabies Canine Distemper Adenovirus Type Two Parainfluenza Parvovirus Leptospirosis Other: Other: Parasite Control Internal Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Jun. Jul. Aug. External Veterinary Clinic Name: Address: Phone Number: 2 Goal Setting: Goals help keep you motivated and help you achieve more when you review them each year. Project Goals Current Year 1. 2. 3. End of Year Review: Did you accomplish your goal? Project Goals Middle to Long Term 1. 2. 3. Evaluate your progress. Are you on track for meeting your long-term goal? 3 General Dog Care What I What I Care What I do with am Do Help learning Feed and water my dog daily. Keep food and water bowls clean. Provide proper housing and bedding. Keep bedding clean. Clean up after my dog. Brush my dog. Keep nails trimmed. Brush my dog’s teeth. Check my dog’s ears, clean if needed. Bath my dog. Exercise my dog. Teach my dog good manners. What do you do with your dog for fun? What is your dog good at? Does your dog do any tricks? 4 Share photos of you and your dog: Explore/Investigate the world of dogs and dog project options: Arts and Crafts Photography Animal Science Posters Obedience Showmanship Self-Determined Agility Rally Quiz Bowl Barn Hunt Carting Conformation Disc Dog Dock Diving Earthdog Field Trials Flyball Herding Hound Field Trials Hunt Trials Junior Showmanship Lure Coursing Mushing/Sledding Musical Freestyle Schutzhund Scent Work (Nose Work) Skijoring Tracking Treibball Trick Dog Weight Pulling Canine Good Citizen Farm Dog Certificate Therapy Dog Certificate Canine Careers Rescue & Rehabilitation Animal Shelters Breed Preservation 5 Activity and Exhibit Log List all your activities 4-H dog and dog community related that you participated in throughout the project year. Examples may include field trips, learning experiences, dog shows, seminars/clinics, community service, volunteer projects, and fair exhibits. Date Activity/Exhibit Venue Class Placing 6 Project Expenses Feed, veterinarian visits, supplies, grooming, etc. Item $ Expense Total Expenses $ 7 Record of Training: Obedience training building blocks: Beginner Pre-Novice Sit Heel on Leash Figure-8 on Leash Sit for Exam Recall on Leash (no finish) Sit/Stay 45 seconds Pre-Novice Auto-Sit Heel on Leash/Figure-8 Stand/Stay Stand/Exam on Leash Finish Right Finish Left Recall with finish Down Sit/Stay (1 min) Down/Stay 1 min Novice Heel on Leash/Figure-8 Stand for Exam (off leash) Heel of Leash Recall off Leash Long Sit (on leash 1 min) Down (on leash 1 min) Graduate Novice Heel off Leash/Figure-8 Drop voice/hand Long Sit drop leash 2 min *Take Dumbbell *Hold Dumbbell Long Down drop leash 3 min Pre-Open Drop/voice Drop/hand signal Retrieve on Flat Long Sit in sight (3 min) Long Down in sight (5 min) Recall over the Broad Jump *Recall over high jump Open Retrieve over High Jump Broad Jump Long Down (5 min) Long sit (3 min) *Reliable Retrieve *Retrieve Metal *Retrieve Wood *Retrieve Leather *Retrieve a glove Pre-Utility Signal Exercise Hand/Voice Directed Retrieve (glove 1 & 3) Go-Out Direct Jump (high only) Directed Jump (Bar Only) Moving Stand Utility Signal Exercise Scent Discrimination Directed Retrieve (3 gloves) Directed Jumping Moving Stand *Recommended to start or accomplish during training year. 8 Showmanship Component Training Breed Knowledge Dog Parts General Knowledge Grooming Coat Ears Eyes Toenails Cleanliness Judge Exam Group Gaiting Hand Stack Free Stack Tail Placement Correct Gaiting Speed Control of Dog Proper Lead Use Hand Switch Down and Back L-Pattern Triangle Pattern T-Pattern Reverse Triangle Pattern Courtesy Turn Stack Front Stack Rear Control of Dog Sufficient Space Return to End of Line Bite Shown Properly Speed and Ease of Stack Attention to Judge Posture Smoothness Attentiveness Sportsmanship Economy of Motion Suitable Clothing and Shoes Rally Novice Obedience Signs 1. Start 2. Finish 3. HALT-Sit 4. HALT-sit-down 5. Right Turn 6. Left Turn 7. About turn right 8. About U Turn 9. 270 Right Turn 10. 270 Left Turn 11. 360 Right 12. 360 Left 13. Call Front Finish R Forward 14. Call Front Finish L Forward 15. Call Front Finish R Sit 16. Call Front Finish L Sit 17. Slow Pace 18. Fast Pace 19. Normal Pace 20. Moving Sidestep Right 21. Spiral Right Dog Outside 22 Spiral Left Dog Inside 23. Straight figure-8 weave X2 24. Serpentine Weave Once 25. HALT- 1, 2, 3 Steps 26. Call Front Backward 1-2-3 27. Stop and Down 28. Fast Forward from 29. Left About Turn 30. HALT- Walk Around 31. HALT Down Walk Around 32. Figure-8 No Distractions 33. HALT- Right Turn- Forward 34. HALT-Left Turn Forward 35. Call Front-Return to Heel 36. HALT-Slow forward from Sit 37. Loop Right 38. Loop Left 39. Diagonal Right 40. Diagonal Left 41. Off-Set Serpentine Right 42. Offset Serpentine Left 9 Intermediate/Advanced Rally Novice Signs 101. HALT-About Turn Right-Forward 102. HALT-About U Turn-Forward 103. Send over Jump-Handler Passes By 104. HALT-Turn right one Step-call to heel-HALT 105. HALT – Stand – Walk Around 106. HALT – 90° Pivot Right – HALT 107. HALT – 90° Pivot Left – HALT 108. Offset Figure 8 109. HALT – Sidestep Right – HALT 110. HALT – Call Front – Finish Right 112. HALT – 180° Pivot Right – HALT 113. HALT – 180° Pivot left – HALT 114. HALT – Down – Sit 115. HALT – Stand 116. HALT – Pivot Right – Forward 117. HALT – Pivot Left – Forward 118. HALT-Leave 2 Steps-Call to Heel-Forward 119. Right Turn - Dog Circles Right – Forward 120. Left Turn - Dog Circles Right – Forward 121. HALT - Step in Front - Finish Right - Forward 122. HALT-Step in Front-Finish Left-Forward 123. Two Side Steps Right – Forward Excellent and master’s Rally Signs 201. HALT – Stand – Down 202. HALT – Stand – Sit 203. Moving Stand – Walk Around 204. Moving Down-Walk Around 205. Backup 3 Steps 206. Down While Heeling-Call to Finish-Sit 207. Stand While Heeling-Call to Finish-Sit 208. Stand-Leave-Sit-Call Front-Finish-Sit 209. Stand-Leave-Down-Call Front-Finish- Sit 210. Send to Jump 211. Double Left About Turn 212. About Turn Right - About U Turn 213. About U Turn - About Turn Right 214. Stand - Right Turn – Forward 215. Stand - Left Turn – Forward 216. HALT - Dog Circles Right - SIT 298. Sit Stay 299. Call Master Rally Signs 302. HALT-Recall over Jump- Finish-Left Turn- Forward 304. Call Front - Move 2 Side Steps Right - Finish Forward 305. Call Front - Move 2 Side Steps Left - Finish Forward 306. HALT - Send Away Sit - Return - Follow Arrow Forward 307. HALT - Send Away Sit - Return - Follow Arrow Right 308. HALT - Send Away Sit - Return - Follow Arrow Left 309. Backup 3 Steps - Right Back up 1 or 2 Steps – Forward 10 Master Rally Signs Continued: 310. Backup 3 Steps - Left Backup 1 or 2 Steps – Forward 311. Backup 3 Steps - Stand & Leave - Call to Finish –Forward 312. Dog Spins Right – Forward 313. Dog Spins Left – Forward 314. Cloverleaf 315. Double Left About Turn - Right Turn 316. Double Left About Turn - Left Turn 317. HALT - Leave - Recall - Finish Right – Sit 318. HALT - Leave - Recall - Finish Left – Sit 319. Side by Side 360°Right Circle 320. Side by Side 360°Left Circle 321. Dog Circles Right Around Handler - Handler Circles Left 322. Stand - Leave 2 Steps - Call to Heel Agility Foundation Jackpot Touch Restrained Recalls Target Bottom Pushups Foot Awareness Balance Board On-Box In-Box Compressed Tunnel Name Game Straight Tunnel Contact Trainer Channel Weaves Lead-out Heel Side Right Heel Side JTT Jumps Tunnels Tables On-leash Off-leash Jumps Tunnels Table Standard On-Leash Off-Leash A-Frame Dog Walk Teeter Weave Poles Pause Table Open Tunnel Bar Jump Panel Jump Tire Jump Double Jump Triple Jump Broad Jump 11.
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