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Dog Agility
ENROLL NOW CLASS SESSION BEGINNING
THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 22
JANUARY SESSION IS FULL
Full-service agility training center, offering beginning to competitive level classes taught on competition
quality equipment.
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| Seneca Bona Fide Bold Bandit CD AX MXJ AXP AJP RE |
- Dog agility is a "Game" you play with your dog
- Canine equivalent of equestrian jumping events
- Object of game is for handler, to quickly, correctly
and enthusiastically guide dog through a sequence
of obstacles - When dog is navigating the course he/she
is evaluated on accuracy and speed
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| What is Dog Agility? |
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| Cheryl running Bandit |
Which dogs do well in this Sport? |
- Any breed or mixed breed who is healthy and fit
can learn to play and enjoy the "Game of Agility"
- Dogs with good SIT-STAY, DOWN-STAY,
and RECALL have an advantage - Dogs who are food motivated
- Dogs
who are toy motivated
- Dogs who love learning
What Classes are offered? |
- AGILITY FUNDAMENTALS CLASS: Uses key obedience behaviors required in agility
(ie. focus on handler, sit, down, start-line stay, come from distractions and line-up at start-line)
Lead-hand-directing
is taught to each handler/dog team. Coordination for performing contact equipment is developed. Some handler/dog
teams may need to enroll in at least two sessions. (Prerequisite: All handler dog teams enrolling in Agility classes
for the first time, must take this course or have instructor evaluation for placement.) - AGILITY NOVICE CLASS: Students use
skills taught in Agility Fundamentals and Agility Basics while learning to successfully and safely execute all lowered contact
equipment. In addition jump grid work and channel weaves are taught. The foundation for how to execute tight turns,
serpentines etc. is introduced. These skills are applied while running longer more sophisticated obstacle sequences
which require front and rear crosses. (Prerequisite: Agility Fundamentals or instructor evaluation)
- AGILITY
INTERMEDIATE CLASS: Teaches solid independent contact performance on full-height contract equipment.
Straight line weave pole execution is introduced and longer more sophisticated course sequences are practiced.
In addition handlers are introduced to agility course analysis. (Prerequisite: Agility Novice or instructor evaluation)
- AGILITY
ADVANCED CLASS: Teaches how to handle more complex sequences, challenging course design and important handling
patterns (ie. serpentines, 270's, threadles, leadouts, etc.) Students are also given instruction in how to enter and
participate in dog agility trials. (Prerequisite: Agility Intermediate or instructor evaluation)
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| AGILITY ARENA |
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