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Enrolment

Please note: links to book and attend our new members orientation sessions can be found on our website home page. Visit www.bktc.org.au to book to attend our next orientation session.

The new members orientation night is for you to find out about how training works and to join our club.  There will be NO classes for new members on the orientation night.  This night is for people only.  Do not bring your dog on this night. 

Membership fees for a single person membership with one dog starts at $130, with additional people or dogs increasing the cost.  Pensioner or junior (12-17 years) memberships start at $80 with additional people or dogs increasing the cost.  Those people wishing to join at a pension rate are required to show their pension card. These fees will carry your membership through to 30 June 2024 with no additional training fees to pay.

Please remember your dog MUST be at least 4 months old and have had all its vaccinations prior to joining the club.  You can’t start part way through the month after your dog turns 4 months – please wait to attend the first New Member Orientation Night after your dog turns 4 months old.

Proof of Vaccinations – Dogs:  Please bring proof of up to date, full vaccinations for your dog to the orientation night.  Your dog will not be allowed on the grounds without this.

As we have limited space in the building, we request that no more than 2 people (13 years+) per household be booked to attend.  Children may attend only if absolutely necessary.  People who arrive for the meeting but have not booked through this system may not be admitted to the New Member Orientation Night. As we have limited space in the building, we request that no more than 2 people (13 years+) per household be booked to attend.  Children may attend only if absolutely necessary.

Included in your membership fee is the club’s magazine – ‘The Blacktown Bark’. This magazine is issued to members bi-monthly. If you would like to submit articles or advertise your business, please contact our publicity officer.

Tim with his dog “Chopper”
The club caters for people with disabilities