Welcome to the Pasanita Obedience Club Website!
NEWSFLASH: Pasanita Obedience Club Presents
AKC SCENT WORK CLASS
AKC Scent Work at Pasanita Obedience Club is a 5-week foundational class designed to introduce dogs and handlers to the activity of scent work through a progression of skill-building exercises for trial and fun. Dogs are given the space and opportunity to engage their natural hunting and scenting abilities, while handlers are introduced to leash handling skills, observation, and basic search concepts.
Although this is a group class, dogs work individually, and each team progresses at their own pace. Exercises are individualized to support confidence, engagement, and success, with an emphasis on building a strong foundation in the sport.
Class will start on Tuesday, June 16th at 6:45pm at Brookside Park, at the North end by Lot I. The 5-week class is $150.
Instructors: Valerie Barnd and Molly Taylor
We train you to train your dog!
Pasanita Obedience Club, Inc. is a non-profit organization which has been training dog owners to train their own dogs in the Pasadena area for over 60 years!
All Training Classes are held outdoors at beautiful Brookside Park in Pasadena, just south of the historic Rose Bowl.
Whether you are looking for fun classes to bond with your dog, or train for competitive obedience, there is a class here for everyone. Please take the time to browse our site and contact us with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you in class!
Where We Train.
Brookside Park
360 North Arroyo Blvd.
Pasadena CA 91101
Training classes co-sponsored by City of Pasadena Recreation Division
All classes are held at Brookside Park, Pasadena (just south of the Rose Bowl). Park in northerly location of Lot “I” – (First driveway on N. Arroyo and Seco St) across from the “Brookside Park” entrance in close proximity to Kids Space.
Pasanita Obedience Club Trials
Photos from our Pasanita Obedience Club Trials (2016-2021) are now online!
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PHOTO CREDITS: Mike Ressler and Timothy Ressler

