What is Agility? Agility is obstacle racing for fun, exercise, confidence building, control, and/or competition. In agility, a dog demonstrates is agile nature and versatility by following cues from the handler through a timed obstacle course. The course has jumps, tunnels, weave poles, and other obstacles.

Will My Dog Be Able to Do Agility? Puppy, beginners and advanced courses are fun and increase control and confidence with your dog:

• In Puppy Foundation, your puppy will build confidence, learn self-control, develop drive and become familiar with agility equipment.

• In Beginners, your dog will learn all the obstacles. Beginner dogs are on leash and the course is structured to build confidence in both your dog and you!

• In Contacts and Weave Poles your dog will learn how to master the weave poles and contacts.

• In Intermediate, you learn handling techniques.

• In Advanced, we focus on course running.

• In Competition, we help you become successful competing in agility venues. (The Competition class is limited to students that are actively competing.)

Are There Any Prerequisites? There are no prerequisites for these courses. However, your dog should be 10 months or older to start Beginner Agility and/or Contacts and Weave Poles. Puppy Foundation is for pups 9 weeks to 10 months.

What Does it Cost? The costs are $100 for Puppy Foundation (8 weeks, 45 minutes each week),  $115 for Beginners (8 weeks, an hour each week), $100 for Contacts and Weave Poles (8 weeks, an hour each week) and $100 for Intermediate/Advanced/Competition (8 weeks, an hour each week or weekly walk-ins at $15 per week). After January 1, 2012, Beginners $125 and inter./advanced/competition  classes $110 after two-eight week sessions discounted to $100.
All of our instructors are titled in agility.
Class sizes are limited and only buckle collars are used. 
Junior handlers must be over the age of 10. Children under the age of 10 are not allowed on the floor during Beginners Agility.