1. Individual building use will resume on May 4th. You may train in the building for personal training time only. The building may have no more than 12 people in during this personal training time.
2. Group use will resume on May 11th. Classes may have no more than 12 people in them.
RULES APPLYING TO ALL USERS
1. Everyone entering the building must be wearing a mask and must continue wearing the mask while inside.
2. Upon entering you must sign in and then clean your hands with either sanitizing wipes or by washing in the bathroom with soap and water.
3. Upon completion of training you must vacuum and then wipe everything you, or if anyone is with you, touched with sanitizing wipes to include any equipment, chairs, the pen used for sign-in/out and the door handle when you lock up.
4. Maintain social distance with everyone not from your household.
ADDITIONAL RULES FOR INSTRUCTORS
1. In addition to the rules above instructors are required to follow these additional rules. Social distancing must be maintained during classes.
2. No going over dogs unless the handler can stand at least 6’ from the dog.
3. No additional people allowed in building during class other than the handler of the dog.
4. No more than 8 people per class.
5. Cleaning of surfaces must be done between classes, including any equipment or chairs.
6. Students must remain outside until class is called.
Cook Inlet Kennel Club (CIKC) was formed by a group of dedicated purebred dog fanciers in the Mat-Su Valley. In 1984, licensing by the American Kennel Club was achieved with our first show being held on July 21st, 1985. We continue to take pride in the events we sanction and constantly strive to improve them. Our goal is to make every event safe enjoyable for the dogs, handlers and spectators. New members are always welcomed who, like us, strive to preserve the purebred dog and want to be a part of the dedicated hardworking membership within this club.
CIKC is dedicated to the support of events for the purebred dog. We hold AKC licensed Conformation shows as well as Agility, Obedience, Scent Work, Barn Hunt, and Rally trials. We also hold sanctioned fun matches for conformation and obedience.
Handler gaiting an Australian Shepherd
But wait, there’s more!
Cook Inlet Kennel Club members are also dedicated to providing affordable dog training to the community. We have classes for dogs and handlers of all levels of abilities.
