About Us:
We currently have two locations for training - Griggstown and East Amwell Township. The Princeton Dog Training Club was incorporated in the state of New Jersey as a non-profit in 1952. The club is an AKC licensed obedience and agility club. The club was formed by Dr. Armour Wood and Dr. Jacob Blumenthal of the Princeton Animal Hospital, Jack Whitwell, an Engineering Professor and Howie Knudson, a swimming coach, both from Princeton University.
The objectives of our club:
We currently have two locations for training - Griggstown and East Amwell Township. The Princeton Dog Training Club was incorporated in the state of New Jersey as a non-profit in 1952. The club is an AKC licensed obedience and agility club. The club was formed by Dr. Armour Wood and Dr. Jacob Blumenthal of the Princeton Animal Hospital, Jack Whitwell, an Engineering Professor and Howie Knudson, a swimming coach, both from Princeton University.
The objectives of our club:
- Promote the training of dogs and familiarize dog owners with proper training techniques by means including, but not restricted to, training classes.
- Contribute to public awareness of all problems pertaining to dogs, particularly at the community level, but taking no part in political activities
- Encourage the training of judges.
- Conduct performance events under the rules and regulations of The American Kennel
Club - Promote cooperation and good sportsmanship among its members in the training and
exhibition of dogs. - Provide community services and outreach education including but not limited to
demonstrations of performance events and an annual monetary donation to be determined by the membership.