We use positive reinforcement techniques in our training programs to ensure a fun and effective learning experience for both you and your Junior Handler student.  Understanding their role is key to winning and self confidence building.  Our training meetings are routinely announced on the Mobile Kennel Club facebook located at (3) Facebook   

Yes, our trainers are show veterans and many are actively showing and mentoring the Junior Handlers at ringside providing expert guidance and support to help you, your Junior and your dog enjoy success at the Dog Shows.

Yes, dog owners and Junior Handlers can participate in the Gulf Coast Classic Dog Show and showcase their furry friends' along with their learned skills and talents.  The easiest way to volunteer to help out at the 2026 show is to Join our club, during the process you will be asked to select any area you would like to particiate in.  To join click on:  https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/mobile-kennel-club-membership--2026 

Yes, all dogs whether mix bred or single bred are eligible to come out and run the 100 yard FCAT.  They learn so quickly and are always excited to chase the white bags, you want believe how easy and fun it is.  We recommend the fun runs and then prgress to the regular timed runs.

Prior to the Annual Gulf Coast Classic Dog Show, we publish all the information needed to register your dog(s) in the "Premium List" which can be found on infodog.com and on our website as well.  

Three days of toy shows had a total of 519 entries.

Four days of all breed shows resulted in 2478 entries.

Four days of Fast Cat runs resulted in 283 Qualified Runs.