Agility 3 (North)

NOTE: The Sunday session of Agility 3 will move from 2pm to 4pm/5pm starting March 2nd.

Things are about to get real! In this class we will work on perfecting the more difficult obstacles, adding more difficult handling skills and increasing the length and difficulty of the courses. Must have completed Agility 2 class with Every Dog, or have prior approval from the instructor to join this class.

What is agility dog training?

Apart from being a fun activity, agility dog training has numerous benefits for both dogs and their handlers. Some of these benefits include:

Physical exercise: Agility courses involve running, jumping, and climbing, which provide a great workout for dogs. It helps them maintain a healthy weight, build muscle mass, and increase their endurance.

Mental stimulation: The various obstacles in agility courses require dogs to think on their feet and make quick decisions. This mental exercise can improve their problem-solving skills and keep them mentally sharp.

Bonding: Agility training involves constant communication and teamwork between the dog and handler. This can strengthen their bond and improve their relationship.

Confidence building: As dogs successfully navigate through obstacles, they gain confidence in themselves and their abilities. This can help them live happier, more fulfilled lives.

Positive outlet for energy: Dogs with high energy levels may exhibit destructive behaviors if not given an appropriate outlet. Agility training provides a fun and productive way for these dogs to release their energy.

All-weather fun: While many people do agility outdoors, Every Dog’s agility training is all done inside. This means it’s available rain or shine, summer or winter.