Welcome
Compassionate, Experienced Animal Lovers
Where the Dog is the Star
About Us
Dock Rentals are members only, Dock Diving events are open to the public.
We will be offering Dock Diving Clinics during 2023 Season
Doggone Dirty Dog Sports is located in the town of Hollister at the north end of California's Central Coast region, just 35 miles south of the San Jose Bay area.
The Doggone Dirty facility is known for its fun and exciting dock-diving competitions but is home to many other canine-related activities; Nose Work, Barn Hunt, etc.
Rhonna, the owner of Doggone Dirty Dog Sports, is also a Certified Canine Athlete Specialist so you can attend events at Doggone Dirty Dog Sports with confidence knowing that the facility is run by a professional who cares about the well-being of dogs. Her passion for canine athletics and physical conditioning extends to the love that she has for working with all types of dogs, from family pets to the canine athlete.
What to Bring
- Poop Bags
- 4 - 6 foot leash
- Floating throw toys that your dog likes
- A crate or other means to secure your dog(s) when not in your vehicle
- Water resistant footwear
- Drinking water for you and your dog
- Towels
- Shade (recommended for hotter months)
- A positive attitude
Doggone Dirty House Rules
- A liability waiver must be signed prior to jumping your dog.
- Dogs must be on lead at all times unless they are on the dock or in Barn Hunt.
- For Safety reason only two (2) dogs allowed in the pool at a time.
- Dogs are to be crated or held by the handler when not staging for the dock. No loose dogs!
- Only flat buckle collars may be worn on the dock. Choke collars, prong collars or electronic collars, gentle leaders, halti-collars, or any other collar other than a flat buckle-type collar, are not allowed once the dog is on the dock. Any collars of this nature must be removed prior to stepping onto the dock.
- Handler is responsible for cleaning/picking up after their dog.
- Dogs should not be pushed OR pulled into the pool.
Five (5) Minute Barking Rule
Due to the fact that the Doggone Dirty Dog Sports Facility is located in a residential area,
dogs are not allowed to bark continuously for more than 5 minutes.
Photo Gallery
Dock Diving
Teaching your dog to catch
Nose Work
Container Search
Barn Hunt
Finding a hidden rat inside a tube
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