OPEN POOL at KyMi Farms - September 17th
First Time Dock Diving!
Try Dock Diving at KyMi Farms
TRY-IT
Come try dock jumping in a stress free environment with some of our club members. These sessions are intended for dogs that have never been on a dock before.
Our team will hold a demonstration, followed by a hands-on practice session for participants. All of our sessions have been a huge success for both the dogs and their handlers, as well as the fans that cheer on the dogs.
We are HANDS ON……which means our volunteers will be handling and touching your dogs. If your dog does not like to be touched by strangers or is reactive, these sessions may not be for you, or we may need to use a muzzle for the safety of our staff.
No electronic or prong collars are allowed on the dock. A well fitting flat collar will allow for easy and safe working with your dog on the dock and in the pool.
Payment due at time of registration. Refunds given for cancellations with at least 24 hours notice. We usually have a wait list, so we ask that if you need to cancel, you let us know as soon as possible.
Try-It FAQ's
We've never been to a dog pool before. What should we bring with us?
Your dog's favorite water safe, floating toy:
tennis ball, frisbee, rubber bumper, water bowl, towels, clothes you don't mind getting wet, sunblock, folding chair(s), Shade! (canopy tent, umbrella, etc)
Can I (we) go into the pool with my dog?
Generally speaking, the answer is no. Our volunteers will be the ones in the pool with your pup, but you will be on the dock, and the ramp encouraging your dog.
Do I need to bring toys with me, or do you supply them?
Please bring your dogs favorite water toy with you. Dogs have different likes, and motivators, so try and pick your dogs favorite! We do NOT allow food in the pool.
My dog can be reactive. Can we still participate?
Maybe. Please be aware that this is a hands on program. Our club staff will need to interact with/handle your dog. Our staff will evaluate your dogs temperment and will proceed appropriately. If we do not feel safe we will kindly let you know.
Is there anything else we should do to prepare for the Try-it program?
The best suggestion we have is to work on "toy drive" with your dog. Grab a special floating toy, and have a blast- make it fun, and get your dog excited. Bring that toy with you to the Try-it.