Photo Courtesy: Steve Cobb I wanted to personally introduce myself to everyone and explain not only who I am and where I come from within the working dog world, but also why we, as an organization, created the Full House Invitational and what we hope it represents moving forward. I have been involved with working dogs for more than 30 years, with the majority of my experience centered around the sport of IGP. My journey originally began in the Netherlands-based KNPV program,

Bossier City, Louisiana will welcome handlers, dogs, trainers, and working dog enthusiasts for the Full House Invitational, taking place December 3-6. This exciting, non-sanctioned IGP event is set to bring together talented teams from across the sport for a weekend built around performance, dedication, and the bond between handler and dog. photo cred: Steve Cobb The Full House Invitational is being presented as one of the standout working dog events of the ye

The world of dog sports is ever-evolving, and one of the most exciting events on the calendar is the Full House Invitational for IGP Excellence. This event not only showcases the incredible skills of dogs and their handlers but also fosters a community of enthusiasts who share a passion for the sport. Whether you are a seasoned competitor or a curious newcomer, this blog post will guide you through what to expect at the Full House Invitational and why you should consider join

The Full House Invitation League was created for handlers who want more than a single weekend on the field. It is for those who believe the sport grows stronger when serious competitors, dedicated trainers, and driven working dog teams come together throughout the year - not just at one event. Photo cred: Alan Wood Benefits of Membership For $150 per year, membership gives you access to league information, updates, and select training opportunities designed to help handlers