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Agility Readiness Evaluation October 5

Agility class Readiness Evaluation prep:

•Arrive 5-10 min before the scheduled start time.

•Check-in at the front desk.

•Keep your dog close to you on a short leash; don’t allow him to approach other dogs.

•There will typically be 4-6 dogs in your readiness evaluation.

•Bring the right stuff:

At least 20 plus small and very yummy treats.
Your dog wearing a plain collar and/or harness.
4’- 6’ leash made of leather, rope or nylon. Please do not bring a retractable leash or a chain leash.

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Agility Readiness Evaluation October 2

Agility class Readiness Evaluation prep:

•Arrive 5-10 min before the scheduled start time.

•Check-in at the front desk.

•Keep your dog close to you on a short leash; don’t allow him to approach other dogs.

•There will typically be 4-6 dogs in your readiness evaluation.

•Bring the right stuff:

At least 20 plus small and very yummy treats.
Your dog wearing a plain collar and/or harness.
4’- 6’ leash made of leather, rope or nylon. Please do not bring a retractable leash or a chain leash.

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Beginning Sequencing (Must have completed Intro to Agility) 7:30 PM

** Dogs must have completed a six-week course in Intro to Agility or have permission of the instructor

Handlers will gain more knowledge using the three foundational crosses: fronts, rears, and blinds in sequence using jumps & tunnels
focus on building the dog’s confidence and independence
Introduction to warm ups & cool downs
Introduction to Start line stays & proofing exercises
Flatwork Games & Proofing
Attention and time will be given to whatever skills each dog is showing need training.

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Intermediate/Advanced Sequencing

Must have tunnel & wing/jump understanding with independent commitment
Expanding on obstacle commitment, handling, timing and precision
Backsides introduced
longer sequences or skill focused drills will be used
Begin learning line efficiency and how to choose the optimal path for their dog

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Beginning Sequencing (Must have completed Intro to Agility)

** Dogs must have completed a six-week course in Intro to Agility or have permission of the instructor

Handlers will gain more knowledge using the three foundational crosses: fronts, rears, and blinds in sequence using jumps & tunnels
focus on building the dog’s confidence and independence
Introduction to warm ups & cool downs
Introduction to Start line stays & proofing exercises
Flatwork Games & Proofing
Attention and time will be given to whatever skills each dog is showing need training.

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Introduction to Agility 6:00PM

This class gives you and your dog the very best start in this fun sport. We will introduce your dog to the game of agility and provide methods to begin the process of teaching your dog a reliable contact behavior, independent weave pole behavior, beginning handling skills, tunnels, foundation for jumping and much more!

Prerequisite: Successful completion of our Agility Evaluation or recommendation of the instructor.

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Event Type: single-event

Agility Readiness Evaluation October 5

Agility Readiness Evaluation October 2

Beginning Sequencing (Must have completed Intro to Agility) 7:30 PM

Intermediate/Advanced Sequencing

Beginning Sequencing (Must have completed Intro to Agility)

Introduction to Agility 6:00PM

Introduction to Agility 7:30PM

Sport Puppy Foundations

Fundamentals of Agility

Fundamentals of Agility