GREATER DALLAS BARN HUNT
EIN 33-1674865 · Animal Training (D61)
What they do
to Host and Educate The Public About The Dog Sport of Barn Hunt As Sanctioned By The Barn Hunt Association. Our Activity Furthers Our Exempt Purposes By Providing A Service to Help Educate The General Public On Doing More Things With Your Dog Strengthening The Bond Between Handler and Canine Giving Teams The Chance to Explore A Satisfying Outlet for Happier Home Life and Utilize The Skills Learned In The Sport of Barn Hunt In Order to Further The Advancement of Teams Wanting to Advance Into Other Canine Sports. We Also Teach How to Help Run A Volunteer Based Activity Teach Skills On Animal Care and Provide A Friendly Atmosphere for People to Come Together With A Common Interest and Good Sportsmanship. We Also Help Educate and Train Current and Prospective Judges Through Judge Workshops and Mentoring At Our Trials.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2025
- Location
- 2516 CEDAR ELM LN, PLANO, TX 75075-3103
- County
- Dallas
- In care of
- John Randle
How to reach them
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