Agility Part Two

Conquer obstacles and increase fun.

For dogs of all ages with no aggression issues nor reactivity issues that have completed at least two rounds of our Intro to Agility course. Continue with the fun, fitness, and teamwork of the foundations established in the Intro to Agility training course. This class will focus on improving your dog’s confidence in maneuvering a variety of obstacles including jumps, weave poles, the teeter totter, and the A-Frame.

Physical benefits for your dog will include: greater body awareness, strength, and balance. You will learn how to increases the dog’s drive to complete the obstacles and “go fast” while maintaining impulse control and responsiveness to you. Beginning handling moves and techniques will be taught to begin in creating a “language” to better communicate with your dog.

Curriculum

Complete Sequence Courses
Targeting Skills
Improved Impulse Control
Increasing Drive
Improved Attention and Responsiveness
How to Practice at Home

Details

For dogs of any size, breed or mix. For dogs that have graduated from at least two rounds of our Intro to Agility class and/or benefited from our private agility lessons. Dogs should have no aggression history. If you aren’t sure what this means, please contact us.

The in-person course meets for one hour for four consecutive (unless otherwise noted on the schedule, due to a holiday) one hour classes. One person may attend per pup.

The class fee is non-refundable, non-transferable and there are no make-up classes. We limit the number of students in a class (one person per pup may attend), so drop-in make up students would mean the class would be over the maximum.

Prior to registering please note the nature of offering limited space classes, the above stated policies, and that there are no exceptions.

Proof of Vaccine Requirements: For dogs 4 months (16 weeks) or older a record of their vaccinations must be signed by your veterinarian and include vaccine for: rabies, parvovirus, parainfluenza, adenovirus, bordetella, and distemper. If your veterinarian chooses not to give your pup one or more of these vaccines at the time of class, we must have a signed letter from them stating that it is contraindicated. Entry to classes is not permitted without Health Department required proof of vaccinations.