Regional access to IGP
Josephine County handlers can use RVSC as a place to learn from a club environment instead of attempting advanced working dog training alone.
Josephine County working dog teams can attend Medford-based RVSC club training for IGP.
Handlers in Josephine County who are interested in Schutzhund / IGP can connect with Rogue Valley Schutzhund Club for regional training. RVSC meets in Medford, and the club welcomes serious handlers who are willing to travel for structured sport work.
IGP training asks the dog to use its nose, body and mind with control. Tracking builds patience and scent commitment, obedience builds communication, and protection tests confidence and control under pressure.
Josephine County handlers can use RVSC as a place to learn from a club environment instead of attempting advanced working dog training alone.
Most new handlers should start by watching a training day, asking questions and learning what the sport actually requires.
Good Schutzhund work is developed through repetition, consistency and clear expectations, not quick sessions or shortcuts.
RVSC serves Josephine County handlers, but the club’s regular training is held in Medford.
Yes. Contact the club first so we can confirm the best time to visit and explain what to expect.
No. IGP is a structured sport with tracking, obedience and protection. Protection is only one part and must be paired with control and good temperament.
Contact the club before coming out so we can point you in the right direction and help you understand what to bring.