Rent Lucky Dog

Rent out our awesome indoor facility to host your next dog seminar, event or party!

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Hey Dawg! Let's Pawty!

If you love to party with your dog, Lucky Dog is your hot spot! You may rent out the building or outdoor field for your own dog's special occasion, or for your club's seminar or other event. Our 1200 sf training and party room has 1/2" rubber flooring for good traction and safety for playing dogs. Our outdoor training field is fully fenced, and covered in soft grass.

We have all sorts of ideas to help you create a wonderful event. We can help with all of the organizing including providing yummy treats, doggy birthday cake, games, and invitations, or you can do it yourself. Please contact us for more information about holding your next pooch party at Lucky Dog. (Click here for more information about our facility.)

Some party occasion ideas include:

Puppy Parties

Dog Milestone Parties- birthdays, "weddings", graduation & "Bark Mitzvahs"

Fun, friendly obedience/training games parties,

Howl-oween costume parties, celebrations including Valentine's Day or Christmas,

New puppy shower or doggy adoption (new members of the family deserve a special celebration!

Graduation (from obedience school!) parties.

We do not, however, allow use of the facility for members to give private dog training lessons.

Tips for a Fun Pawty!

  • Size Matters: Canine guest need a sufficient amount of space and supervision. Lucky Dog has a perfect, safe space for your guests. Do it yourself, or we can help you plan it.


  • Pick of the Litter: Consider the guest list. The key element to a successful human event is to invite a stimulating group of guests but at a canine event, the mix is in the interest of safety. Your party should be limited to dogs with compatible personalities and good manners. Dogs that are already familiar with each other from the dog run, neighborhood or doggy day care center will be most likely to play politely.


  • Bone fido Invitation: Every good hosts knows that the invitation sets the tone for the party. Consider breed stationery to match that of your guest of honor. For a truly special invitation, have a pet photographer take a special picture of you and your beautiful pet. Remember to include the date, time, location, RSVP information and the words All canine guests must be accompanied by their owners. Remember, invitations should be sent out at least three weeks before the day of the party. Ask us for help in finding great invitations.


  • Dog Play: If you are the kind of host who loves to create an unforgettable event, have lots of fun doggie games planned. We can make suggestions. You may want to consider hiring an obedience instructor who can teach party guests, old and new, some tricks. Easy and safe agility exercises are an especially fun idea. Watching Harry, the Great Dane, barrel through tunnels is just as much fun as watching Sophie, a Toy Poodle, discover her athletic ability on a low hurdle. Be sure that the agility obstacles you use are safe for all participants. This is not the time to be running over a tall A-frame where someone can get hurt or scared.


  • Chow Hounds: Dogs will enjoy a special doggie birthday cake (and be sure to have lots of goodies for the human guests to enjoy). We can organize that for you. Or if you prefer baking yourself, liver cupcakes topped with cream cheese and peanut butter icing are a bit hit with the kibble crowd. Do not forget the beverage of choice at these dogged affairs is cool, fresh water.


  • Pooper Scoop: Have plenty of plastic bags hand for cleaning up do's and don'ts. And if the party is indoors, make sure there are rolls of paper towels and spray cleaner as well.


  • Treats to Go: Once the party is over, send your guest home with doggy bags. Fill them with yummy, healthful treats and perhaps a toy. After all those snacks, you always want to look after your canine friends.

 

 




Special Events

Special events celebrate and enhance the special relationship we share with our canine companions.

If you would like to be kept informed of scheduled events, please be sure you are on our emailing list. To join the list, just go to our contact page and send us your info (which is always kept confidential).

SCHEDULED EVENTS:

  • Agility Fun Runs

  • Nose Work Run Thru

  • Pet CPR/First Aid Class




  • Agility Fun Runs

    This is a great opportunity to practice your agility in a different atmosphere and have some FUN with your dog. There will be two courses to challenge all levels. Do all or part of the course and practice important handling skills, whether you are at the novice level or higher. Toys and treats are allowed. NO harsh methods will be accepted. Bring your chairs, crates and water bowl for your dog (we have a hose and water fountain). Please only flat buckle collars.


    --Friday, April 13th. First run at 6:30 p.m. (Gates open at 5:30 p.m.) Running big to little dogs.

    --Friday, May 18th. First run at 6:30 p.m. (Gates open at 5:30 p.m.) Running little to big.

    This is the final Fun Run of the season and we will also have a barbecue! Bring a dish to share.

    (We reserve the right to cancel or change dates and times.)

    REGISTER: Send your name, dog's name, breed, and jump height.

    CRATING: Indoors in climate-controlled comfort (or outdoors if you prefer).

    EXPERIENCE: All levels (Novice class students and up if training at Lucky Dog) are welcome to practice this nested course (novice/open and excellent). After everyone runs the first course we will reverse it and run again after walking the new course. The lighting and footing are great. Toys and treats are welcome and encouraged to reward your dog.

    FEE: $10 for the first dog and $8 for each additional.

    REGISTRATION: To sign up, click here and email us your name, and your pet's name, breed, jump height, and level (novice/open or excellent) or use our online form. You must sign up in advance.

    CANCELLATION: Please let us know if you need to cancel. Space is limited. Thanks for your understanding and consideration.

    LOCATION: Lucky Dog Sports Club in Jupiter
    Get Directions Here.
    (Car navigation systems seem to be unreliable to Lucky Dog!)




    Nose Work Run Thru

    Another opportunity to practice or discover Nose Work with your dog! Come and join us for a really fun time of your dog sniffing and searching and playing games with his or her nose.
    The nose knows
    Format: Every dogs will individually do two 3-minute periods. You get as many searches as will fit within this time frame. We will do intererior searches and possibly some exterier searches as well.

    Location: Lucky Dog Sports Club

    Date: Sunday, April 15, 2012

    Time: Doors open at 9:30 p.m. and the first search will take place at 10:00 p.m. We should be finished around noon.

    Eligibility: Already took a Nose Work Class or seminar? This is a great time to practice! Spots are also open to anyone that is interested in trying it with their dog but has never done it before!

    Fee: $12 for both 3-minute search sessions. (See registration info below.)

    Bring: If your dog is searching for treats, please bring plenty of high value ones (those your dog loves!) cut up small. Bring a crate since one dog goes at a time. Your dog should be on a plain collar or harness and light 6' leash. Besides those things, bring a great attitude because we are going to have fun!

    Crating: You must either crate your dog or leave him/her in your car (if safe to do so) when your dog is not working. Crating will be outdoors.

    Other info: No people-aggressive dogs or dogs that guard their treats or toys with growling or snapping please.

    Registration: Click here to register. You must sign up in advance.

    Maximum number of dog/handler teams is 15 so sign up now to reserve your spot!

    Interested in taking a Nose Work class, or just want more information about Nose Work? Click here.


    Pet CPR/First Aid class
    Next class: Friday, June 15th from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

    When you take this important class, veterinarian Dr. David Cox will teach Practice with a realistic resuci-dogyou many important skills that could help save the life of your pet in an emergency. You will practice cardiopulmonary resuscitation on a life-like dog mannequin and learn to apply first aid techniques to pets who are ill or injured until professional veterinarian help can be obtained.

    Learn how to do the following:

  • Safely handle and assess your injured or ill pet
  • Administer medications;
  • Recognize an emergency;
  • Perform CPR and first aid;
  • Clear an airway obstruction
  • Control bleeding;
  • Stock a pet first aid kit;
  • Handle breathing emergencies;
  • Safely provide restraint and transportation;
  • Initially treat poisoning;
  • Recognize shock;
  • Splint broken bones;
  • Respond to drowning;
  • And more...

  • Dr Cox will spend time answering your questions. This class is a must for any pet lover. Class size is limited so sign up today for this unique class! (This class is for human participants only.)

    Fee: $45 per person (Lucky Dog members receive a 10% discount).
    $10 discount for an additional spouse. (Only one discount applies.)

    Registration: Click here to register. You must sign up in advance.




    Keep Watching For More Scheduled Special Events!
    (Or asked to be placed on our emailing list.)

    Events that we will schedule from time to time include:

    Agility, Nose Work or Rally Run-Thrus so handler/dog teams can perfect their skills.

    Education and Training Seminars

    Canine Good Citizen Testing

    Dog CPR/First Aid Classes

    Special workshops and seminars





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