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Rand Park Dog Training Club (RPDTC) is a volunteer-run organization.  We depend on our Board of Directors, instructors, committees, and members to keep the dog club active.  


Club Leadership

2022-2023 Board

Objectives of the Club

2022-2023 Board

Our Board leadership is elected by the membership each year.  

 

Advisor to the Board: Jean Eremo

Chairman of the Board: Marion Meseth

President: Mary Laurie

Vice President: Lois Leidahl-Marsh

Secretary: Linda Forman

Assistant Secretary: Valerie Manning

Treasurer & Insurance: Gloria Blanton

Assistant Treasurer: Lori Buckely


Board of Directors:

 Jim Forman

Frank Laurie 

 Birgit Mantilla 

 Kathy Baureis 

 Barb Pische 

 Lois Yep  

Board Meetings

Objectives of the Club

2022-2023 Board

Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held on the third Friday of every month. Meeting dates and locations may be changed at the option of the leadership. 

Objectives of the Club

Objectives of the Club

Objectives of the Club

 To further the advancement of all breeds of purebred dogs.


To conduct obedience, rally, agility and tracking trials under the rules of the American Kennel Club.


To devote all profits accruing to the Club to the above purposes or to make specific bequests to such charitable or civic organizations as shall be approved by a majority vote of those in attendance and voting at a Club meeting; and, under no circumstances, to pay a salary, fee, commission or dividend to any member.

Member Awards and Titles

Awards Banquet Recognizes Member Achievements

We honor our members accomplishments annually at our Awards Banquet.  At our banquet our members receive awards or titles earned the previous year.  Our new officers and the members of the Board of Directors are also installed.  In addition, we hold a Special Awards ceremony to recognize those members who display good sportsmanship, loyalty to the club, high scoring dogs, team of distinction, the individual who has provided the most assistance to the board, and member of the year. Below is a list of past honorees.

Member of the Year Award

Award winners are selected for this honor by the general membership for performing outstanding service to the club in the award year. Honoree exhibits exceptional devotion to the club’s values and promotes RPDTC’s vision and beliefs. 

Fendt Award

This distinction is awarded to the member who exemplifies loyalty and devotion to the purpose and objectives of the club, and is selected by the awards committee. 

Henriksen Award

This award is given to a RPDTC board member to acknowledge their willingness and devotion to carrying out the directives of the Rand Park Board.

Brinker Award

Awarded to the highest scoring dog at our annual obedience trials which owned by a Rand Park member.

Sportsmanship Award

The highest scoring dog in Utility A or B at our annual Obedience Trials.

Roovaart Award

 This award honors the person who represents good sportsmanship in the best sense of the word.

Novice Dog of the Year

Awarded to the member with the highest scoring in the Novice A or B class at the RPDTC annual trials.

Open Dog Dog of the Year

Awarded to the member with the highest scoring in the Open A or B class at the RPDTC annual trials.

Utility Dog of the Year

Awarded to the member with the highest scoring in the Utility A or B class at the RPDTC annual trials.

Team of Distinction Award

Awarded for qualifying with a score of 195 or above in three consecutive trials.

Service to the Board

This is a distinction award given to the board member(s) who have completed their service to the board.

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