Serving the Central Coast Since 1985

Training Day with Professional and Member Jason Smith, January 17, 2026

Our first club training day for 2026 with flyers at Goose Lake, Lost Hills, CA. We will be using T5. One flyer per dog.

Training will start at 9:00 am with a break for lunch (included) for all handlers around noon then an afternoon session with water until 5:00pm. Training will be set up like a Hunt Test with several blinds, marshal, gunners, throwers etc.

Professional and member Katie Williams will work exclusively with the puppies. If your puppy is not forced fetched and is not ready for juniors she will work with you.

Member cost is $40.00 per dog, extra dog $30.00 up to three. If you plan on bringing a puppy to train, it will cost $20.00. Non-members cost is $50.00 per dog. Registration for non-members begin on January 10, 2026. If you have both a working dog and puppy, please register them separately.
Registration now open for members.

CCHRC 2026 HUNT TEST

February 5-8, 2026

Goose Lake, Lost Hills, CA

Mark your calendars to join us!

Entries open: Wednesday, January 14, 2026 10:00:00 PM CT
Entries Close: Monday, January 26, 2026 11:59:59 PM CT

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Items needed for the Saturday Raffle during the Hunt Test. If you have items to donate, please contact Melody Wong at nwrecksduke@gmail.com

WELCOME TO THE CENTRAL COAST HUNTING RETRIEVER CLUB

The purpose of Central Coast Hunting Retriever Club is to stimulate an interest in and encourage the use of trained retrievers for hunting as a wildlife conservation tool, to stimulate interest and encourage members to perfect retrievers suitable for such work by selective breeding, to offer field hunting tests and events for retrievers, and to provide wholesome recreation.

Central Coast Hunting Retriever Club of California is a member club of the American Kennel Club (AKC).

Central Coast Hunting Retriever Club is a non-profit benefit corporation located in central California that primarily serves the San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura and surrounding counties and serves as a communication network for people interested in the sport and practical training of hunting retrievers. Central Coast Hunting Retriever Club further seeks to improve the breeds of dogs being used to hunt. By working as a group, we share information and experiences, and we help one another to effectively train our dogs.

Central Coast Hunting Retriever Club is for people interested in training and utilizing hunting dogs in the field, including hunt tests and other retriever field events, using good hunter safety and conservation practices.

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