MasterClass Series with Kristy Netzer

We are excited to be starting a new Master Level Series that will take place over the next 6 months. Our first class is on Sunday, November 9.

Level 1: Master Foundations

 This seminar is geared towards dogs that are getting ready to compete at the Master level or who are competing but need more advanced skills. Prerequisite (One of the following):

1. Dogs who are training at the Master level

2. Dogs who are competing at the Master level.

3. Dogs who can find 4 rats without following their handler for guidance between finds (any level).

***If your dog does not have one of these 3 prerequisites please contact us a GoGoGoDog before registering so that we can evaluate your readiness for this class.

Topics will include:

Advanced Indication Skills including duration and out-of-sight

Independent searching skills.

Refining your skills to see when your dog has picked up odor.

Foundational distance challenge skills

Work challenging hides:  corners, high, proximity

Recognizing when dog is showing signs that he might be clear.

Foundational work to teach your dog to offer a clear behavior

Tunnel Work

Blind Behavior and management

Problem Solving:

Litter Issues

Tunnel Issues

Working with dogs that go over threshold

Getting tubes away from dogs that want to keep them

Following the rat wrangler.

Individualized problem solving

This is a one day workshop: Sun, November 9, 2025

• 9:00am-12:00pm

• Lunch (Bring your own lunch)

• 1:00pm-4:00pm

  
  

Participation levels

• 8 working spots - Handler + Dog

  • Cost $175/team

• 10 audit spots - Handler only

  • Cost $100/handler

Location:

GoGoGoDog Acres

585 Moores Mill Ln

Waleska, GA 30183

Additional MasterClass Workshops Coming soon...stay tuned for more information

Level 2: Master Strategies - March

Level 3: Mastery in Action - TBD (April/May)

We are excited to present our instructor Kristy Netzer who is coming to us from Music City Dog Sports in Tennessee.

Kristy started teaching Barn Hunt in 2015, only 1 year after the sport started.  There was a strong learning curve because the sport was so new. She came up with many teaching techniques to help her dog and her students.  She worked with other instructors who had innovative training techniques and learned from them to expand her knowledge of the sport. She is constantly looking for new training techniques, drills and skills to improve her program.  One of Kristy's students won the Grand Championship at Nationals in 2024 and another won the Games Grand Championship.