Nebraska Hundesport Club

08/29/2024

Super grateful for people who are committed to the process. There is no secret other than hard and consistent work with people of like mind. Thanks May for this very nice poster of a few of the NHC members putting in the work.

08/21/2024

Thank you Sandy for allowing NHC to use your field. Truly grateful.

Gracias Sandy por permitir que NHC use tu campo. Realmente agradecido.

08/20/2024

08/14/2024

https://youtu.be/pogaLmJpLRs?si=vhk3XxWqXGNHPQCZ
Mindy’s Katla - BH, IGP1, FH 1(97 points)
Putting in the work to get ready for her FH 2 this fall.
She will be the first FH 2 dog raised from the ground up in Nebraska Hundesport Club. Way to go Mindy.
Love the fact that IGP is a 3 phase sport.


Mindy’s Katla - BH, IGP1, FH 1 (97 puntos)
Estoy trabajando para prepararme para su FH 2 este otoño.
Será la primera perra FH 2 criada desde cero en Nebraska Hundesport Club. Buen trabajo, Mindy.
Me encanta el hecho de que IGP sea un deporte de 3 fases.

08/12/2024

So much to be grateful for!!! IGP training is fun again when you have a village of like minded people!😊👌

Hay mucho por lo que estar agradecido!!! ¡El entrenamiento de IGP vuelve a ser divertido cuando tienes un grupo de personas con ideas afines!😊👌

08/09/2024

We are not a club for everyone.

To win anywhere, you must first win on the training field. We require members to show up to each training day. We are a full-time club with people from all walks of life and backgrounds. This is our therapy.

We are not a club for everyone.

When you come to training, the focus is fuelling your passion - don’t leave your heart at home. Cheering for others when they are working on the field is contagious and it will be reciprocated when it is your turn.

We are not a club for everyone.

Showing up late and leaving early just because is unacceptable. Show respect to your commitments to the club as a member, an officer, a helper and even a track layer. Backbiting and speaking ill of other club members instead of addressing any issues up front is not part of our culture.

We are not a club for everyone.

Our members are highly engaged. Don’t bother setting up your lawn chair - you’re going to be on the field spotting your club members for the next 3 hours.

We are not a club for everyone.

You may have had an exhausting past couple months preparing for a competition and now that it’s over, you want a break. Sorry, you have other team members competing too - please still show up and support where you can…because it takes the whole village, especially you. When you don’t show up we struggle.

We are not a club for everyone.

Pay attention to your team members training, so that you are ready when they may ask you to run a back line, place a send out toy, spot their dogs positions. The handler on the field may not have time in the moment to explain so you must pay attention to their training in order to understand what they need in the moment.

We are not a club for everyone.

A club is only as good as it’s members. The hard part is actually building the team that will embody our club culture. A culture is strong when people work with and for each other. A culture is weak when people work against each other and selfishly for themselves.

A strong culture is what enables teams to defy the odds and achieve the remarkable….Your opponent is never your members but 300 points. We are not a club for everyone.

07/19/2024

07/19/2024

Are you a working dog enthusiast in the Omaha area?
Do you have a working breed that needs a healthy outlet for its drives?
Does your dog have high food drive?
Does your dog have high toy/ball drive?
Do you have the desire to be a helper/decoy?
Dog triathlon may be your answer?
We track, do obedience and protection.
Your dog's abilities will be tested to see if it is a good fit for this dog sport. Come see us. All breeds welcome.

Es usted un entusiasta de los perros de trabajo en el área de Omaha?
Tiene una raza trabajadora que necesita una salida saludable para sus impulsos?
Su perro tiene un alto deseo de comer?
Su perro tiene un gran impulso de juguetes/pelotas?
Tienes el deseo de ser un ayudante/señuelo?
El triatlón canino puede ser tu respuesta?
Rastreamos, hacemos obediencia y protección.
Ven a vernos. Todas las razas son bienvenidas. Debe pasar la evaluación.

05/21/2024

What - Two day Protection workshop with Rod Davis
When - June 15th and June 16th, 2024
Where- 28005 West Center Road, Waterloo, NE 68069

How much - $300.00 per dog for working spots
$75.00 per per person per day to audit
(Price includes lunches on bothe days)

Registration - [email protected]
More information- (918) 855-4836

Rod is the Training Director for Central Va Sch Club

Helper bio:
GSDCA National Level Helper
DVG National Level Helper
USCA Regional Level Helper
2017 GSDCA National Championship
2018 GSDCA National Championship
2020 GSDCA National Championship
2021 DVG KG North Championship
2022 GSDCA National Championship
2022 KG North Championship
2023 USCA NE Championship
2024 USCA SE Championship
2024 USCA NE Championship
2024 GSDCA National Championship

Rod has also titled and been instrumental in titling multiple breeds. Championship titles with several dog and handler teams in Schutzhund/IGP from Bouviers, American Bulldogs, Boxers, Malinois, Cane Corsos, Dutch shepherds, Rottweilers, Pitbulls.

11/09/2023

11/01/2023

Pics from our last trial.

11/01/2023

Thank you for everything !!!

10/20/2023

These two right here!!! W***y and Erin Larson. Brand new to the sport with their first sport dogs, Mongo and Apache but doing everything it takes and enjoying the process. They give sooooooo much and we are blessed to have them in our lives and our club. 2023 Midwest KG champion Spearfish SD.

10/20/2023

Super proud of this young man. Jason Fausto - Level 2 helper at the 2023 Midwest kG Championship in Spearfish SD. Putting in the work.

10/18/2023

Bruce and Axel. Another up and coming youngster. We are still training.

10/18/2023

Moxie doing her thing. Way to go Bruce and Jason.

10/15/2023

Nebraska Hundesport Club 2023 fall trial.

October 28th and 29th
28005 West center Road, Waterloo, NE 68069

Judge Ann Dolan’s last judging assignment as a DVG judge. It will be a celebration of her years of dedicated service to DVG and to the sport we all love.

2 BHs
3 IGP1s
3 IGP2s
2 IGP3s
3 3FH1s

Trial entry fee is $100.00 for all titles.
Make checks payable to Nebraska Hundesport Club.
Using PayPal- [email protected]

Tracking will be on grass. Blinds will be run from left to right.

https://www.fci.be/en/Utility-Dogs-58.html

http://dvg-america.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/DVG_Trial_Entry_Form-082919.pdf

Excellent raffle baskets. Free lunch both days as we always. Bring your chair and come out and cheer on the dog and handler teams as they showcase all their hard work to earn their titles.

Everyone will be required to sign a liability waiver since this is on private property. Limited parking so come early.

For questions call (918) 855-4836
Email your completed entry forms to [email protected]

10/15/2023

08/20/2023

If you’re in a bad space with your dog, I can just about guarantee that the space you’re in came from this dynamic.

It’s not a wildly complex thing to process/understand/see. When owners allow countless smaller behaviors/trespasses which they deem “no biggie”, but which the dog sees as valuable information about you—information that clearly conveys who’s in charge, who makes the rules, and whether rules (or you) need to be honored/respected—these owners are inevitably teaching the dog that the only rules which require any respect are the rules they (the dogs) themselves share.

It’s the extremely rare situation (understatement) where an owner has set standards and rules for many small, but important behaviors (deeply important human/dog conversations) and enforced them and then found themselves in a space with an entitled, pushy, bratty, chaotic, and often dangerous dog.

But when you explore owners struggling with human aggression, resource guarding, intense reactivity, separation anxiety, possessiveness, and random rule setting for humans, you’ll find that 99% of the time this dynamic of small allowances which have been allowed to stack and stack over time is the simple, and obvious cause.

We tell dogs who we are and what role we wish to play in their lives via every interaction (conversation) we do or don’t engage in. And of course, we also tell our dogs who they are and what role we wish for them to play in our lives in precisely the same fashion.

To be honest, this is all very simple. If we want to avoid the big stuff, learn to see the small stuff as anything but small—because your dog is certainly not viewing these small innocuous moments as the same thing you are. If they were, you wouldn’t be in the pickle you’re in.

08/19/2023

Working on distractions

08/19/2023

Working those left turns

08/19/2023

Dawn and Ranger

08/19/2023

Jason working on his sit out of motion…

08/19/2023

Working the about into a sit out of motion.

08/19/2023

Erin and Apache working on the basics…

08/19/2023

Chloe and Argo…

08/19/2023

Bruce and big Axel working on those about turns.

08/19/2023

Pat and Gino the Italian speaking Rottie!!!

08/18/2023

Bruce and Axel working out the corner…

08/18/2023

Bruce and Moxie…BH