Memberships
Membership Options
Joining Hills Dog Club requires a one-time joining fee and an annual subscription, paid on a per-calendar-year basis. Membership options are available for individuals, families, and juniors.
How to Join
Joining the Hills Dog Club is easy! We’ve provided a checklist of what to bring, so simply arrive early for enrolment — no booking necessary.
Our team will guide you through registration, so you can start training and make the most of your club membership.
Membership Levels and Fees
The Hills Dog Club offers several affordable membership levels, with options that include voting rights. To join or renew, simply complete the membership form and bring it with your dog’s vaccination certificate to a training session.
Membership provides access to knowledgeable training and instructors, valuable resources, and a supportive club community.
What to Bring
If you’re wondering what to bring when first joining the Hills Dog Club, refer to our checklist. These items help ensure a safe, welcoming, and productive environment for all members and their dogs.
Existing Members
Renewing your Hills Dog Club membership is easy and ensures you continue to enjoy all the benefits of being part of our community.
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