A non-profit dog training club

Splash 'n Dash K9 Sports

Splash 'n Dash K9 Sports is a dog training club promoting all aspects of canine sports by providing quality instruction, sanctioned canine sporting events, seminars, and dog related curriculum to our members and other dog enthusiasts in the Western Pennsylvania region.

Saturday June 14 9 AM - Noon - St. Vincent dePaul Donation Drive

When you are spring cleaning, putting winter items away & getting summer ones out, going into the garage or shed to find the grill and patio furniture, whatever the case may be, if you find items that are gently used, in good condition and are able to be donated, set them aside for the donation drive. This is a great way to support the club without selling or buying anything and it also helps the community.


There will be a designated space at the building during the week leading up to the drive in case you are not able to bring your donations on Saturday June 14th. Items to consider donating include clothing, books, dishware & cookware, toys, small appliances, small pieces of furniture that would not be difficult to load into the truck, sporting equipment and other miscellaneous items are all accepted.

Our Classes

Splash ‘n Dash K9 Sports provides a well defined and progressive class curriculum that not only utilizes the latest training methods, but also includes the foundation principles of Positive Reinforcement training. We currently offer classes in obedience, agility, scent work, rodeo dog, flyball, treibball, and trick dog.

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Beginner Obedience

This is a great starting point for anyone who wants a well behaved pet or desires to do more with their canine companion. Dogs will be introduced to basic manners and commands including sit, stay, focus, down, come and loose leash walking. Beginner Obedience is a great foundation for Level 2 Obedience and CGC certification as well as Beginning Agility.

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Beginner Agility

These classes are specifically designed for teams just starting out in agility, but we also encourage experienced handler/new dog teams to allow young dogs to build confidence and focus

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Scent Work

All breeds and types of dogs (including older and handicapped dogs) can participate in this fun, challenging sport that builds on a dog's strongest natural sense, smell. Scent work strengthens the relationship between handler and dog as it builds confidence in dogs.