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Training Schedule

Sundays

8:00am - Tracking Club

9:00am - Advanced Skills and Obedience

11:00am - Scent Detection Club

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Wednesdays

5:00pm - Advanced Skills and Obedience

Special Events

9/17/25 4:00pm - Chris Weber Sport Dog Workshop

10/1/25 4:00pm - Chris Weber Sport Dog Workshop

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The North Carolina Working Dutch Shepherd Club (NCWDSC) is a member club of The Working Dutch Shepherd Association of America (WDSAA). The WDSAA is a breed organization developed to promote and preserve the Dutch Shepherd as intended by its native country of origin, The Netherlands. The WDSAA and the NCWDSC follows the guidelines and rules set by the FCI.

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It is the mission of the WDSAA to preserve the proper working ability and soundness of character and structure of the Dutch Shepherd through the promotion of education, training, seminars, and working trials.

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Team Achievements

IntCh Shawshack First Do No Harm CGC CGCA CGCU RI TKA AJ AS BCAT DCAT CAA BH/VT(x2) CA CSAU DCAT DM DMA DS DSA FTR FPR1 GPR3 HDJ HDS IGP1 NTD-M NTD PDC 

Call Name: Medic aka "Tinky"

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Won Best in Open Show at the Tarheel Cluster in Raleigh, NC on September 28th, 2025 for a 5 Point Major Win!

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Team Achievement

Airborne K9 Trainer and NCWDS Club member Al and their pup "Cyd" of Grubb's American Bulldogs brought home First Place Driviest Puppy and Best-in-Show Puppy at the NKC-sanctioned conformation show!

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We are beyond proud of Als hard work, dedication, and the dog's she's bring up through her training program!

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Meet Our Members!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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"What is a Working Dutch Shepherd Club?"

A Working Dutch Shepherd Club is a breed organization developed to promote and preserve the Dutch Shepherd as intended by its native country of origin, The Netherlands. The club is organized to provide Dutch Shepherd owners, handlers, and trainers the opportunity to work together to promote the success of Dutch Shepherds in various disciplines.

02.

Is the club only open to Dutch Shepherd owners?

No, anyone can join the NCWDSC as long as they are a member of the Working Dutch Shepherd Association of America and are able to participate in regular training activities and events.

03.

Can breeds other than Dutch Shepherds participate in club?

Yes! All breeds are welcome to participate in the North Carolina Working Dutch Shepherd club. We encourage all dog owners to participate in canine sports and competitions with their dogs, regardless of the breed. 

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How do I join the club?

First you'll want to reach out and let us know you are interested! Then you should plan to visit the club 1-3 times before officially requesting to join. Once your request to join is approved you'll be required to pay reasonable membership dues and participate in training activities. 

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What sports can I train for by participating in the NCWDSC?

The primary disciplines of the NCWDSC are the canine protection sports, including but not limited to IGP, PSA, American Schutzhund, French Ring, and Mondioring. You can also train for other canine competitions including obedience, rally, agility, scent detection, tracking, and more. You are expected to research and become knowledgeable on any sport in which you intend to participate. 

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Training Director

Senior Trainer

Training Specialist

(919) 205 - 8255

(910) 364 - 9188 

(910) 420 - 5865

Airborne K9 Dog Training

7024 Lark Ln.

Sanford, NC 27332

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