A Jackson County resource
Handlers from Jackson County communities can contact RVSC to learn how club days work and whether their dog may be a fit.
Jackson County working dog handlers can find Medford-based Schutzhund / IGP training through RVSC.
Rogue Valley Schutzhund Club meets in Medford and serves committed handlers throughout Jackson County. If you are searching for Schutzhund training in Jackson County, RVSC provides a club environment where the sport can be learned with structure.
The work is not just protection training. IGP includes tracking, obedience and protection, and each phase tests a different part of the dog’s temperament, training and relationship with the handler.
Handlers from Jackson County communities can contact RVSC to learn how club days work and whether their dog may be a fit.
The club setting helps new handlers understand the standards, equipment, time commitment and safety expectations that come with IGP.
Protection is developed only with the right dogs and handlers. Control, obedience and temperament are central to the process.
Yes. The club meets in Medford and welcomes appropriate handlers from across Jackson County.
No. Many people start by watching and learning. The important first step is understanding the sport and being honest about your dog and goals.
No. Protection work depends on the dog’s temperament, the handler’s control and club evaluation.
Contact the club before coming out so we can point you in the right direction and help you understand what to bring.