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Hills Dog Club

Hills Dog Club

Puppy & Adult Dog Training Classes | Castle Hill

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Club History

Club History

Hills Dog Club Inc. has been providing dog training classes to the community since 1979 and has been based at Castle Hill Showground since 1980. Our instructors are highly experienced, having completed a 12-month Instructors’ Course, along with ongoing training and education. Hills Dog Club was also one of the first clubs in Sydney to introduce puppy classes.

We offer a structured training program designed to teach essential skills to pet dogs. New members receive a training manual that outlines the structure of our classes and includes helpful articles to help you build a strong relationship with your dog.

We are committed to positive, reward-based training. All training at our club is conducted using flat collars — check chains are not used.

If you would like to learn more about the club’s history, see here.

Remembering Our Chief Instructor, Whose Passion and Guidance Enriched Hills Dog Club

Our club would like to acknowledge and recognise Dianne Atkins, former Chief Instructor (1994–2022), who pioneered positive reinforcement training at our club, inspired countless handlers and instructors.

Dianne supported responsible dog ownership, welcoming all dogs and their owners. She embodied our club values and played a pivotal role in developing our training manual.

As the heart of Hills Dog Club since 1988-89, Dianne’s contributions have shaped our community over the club’s 45-year history. Her lasting impact will always be remembered.

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Where Do We Give the Reward?

I thought I might mention where I find it important to give my dog her reward as it is very, very important. Well, I consider it is. Of course it depends on the level…

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Operant Conditioning and the ABCs of (Dog) Training

Dog training is an art, and at its core lies the science of operant conditioning. This method relies on the concept of behaviour being…

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Dog Safety Tips for Heat, Cold & Storms

At Hills Dog Club, we care about the wellbeing of every dog and their family. As the seasons change, so do the risks our dogs face…

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A True Blue Celebration: Muswellbrook Honours the Australian Cattle Dog

Muswellbrook, the historic birthplace of the Australian Cattle Dog, recently hosted…

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Hills Dog Club Inc.
PO Box 392, Round Corner, NSW 2158
Email: infohillsdogclub@gmail.com

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How Can We Help You?

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Recent Posts

Where Do We Give the Reward?

I thought I might mention where I find it important to give my dog her reward as it is very, very important. Well, I consider it is. Of course it depends on the level…

Read More Where Do We Give the Reward?

Operant Conditioning and the ABCs of (Dog) Training

Dog training is an art, and at its core lies the science of operant conditioning. This method relies on the concept of behaviour being…

Read More Operant Conditioning and the ABCs of (Dog) Training

Dog Safety Tips for Heat, Cold & Storms

At Hills Dog Club, we care about the wellbeing of every dog and their family. As the seasons change, so do the risks our dogs face…

Read More Dog Safety Tips for Heat, Cold & Storms

A True Blue Celebration: Muswellbrook Honours the Australian Cattle Dog

Muswellbrook, the historic birthplace of the Australian Cattle Dog, recently hosted…

Read More A True Blue Celebration: Muswellbrook Honours the Australian Cattle Dog

Contact Us

Hills Dog Club Inc.
PO Box 392, Round Corner, NSW 2158
Email: infohillsdogclub@gmail.com

Send A Message

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