Fun Agility I
Big and small, young and old - all dogs love the chance to learn fun new things with their favorite person (hint: that’s you).
Strengthen your relationship with your dog, explore a new form of enrichment, and drain his batteries while learning beginning agility games.
Although we use competition-grade equipment, our emphasis is on safety and having fun, not on preparing you or your dog to compete. Agility I covers weave poles, tunnels, jumps, and platforms.
Agility I graduates may go on to learn more obstacles in Agility II.
When will classes be held?
This 5-week session is held on Tuesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 starting Tuesday, July 29.
Included in your registration fee is a treat bag AND two 60-minute private sessions with the equipment so you get extra practice time!
Where will classes be held?
We will meet in our large fenced-in exercise area at 2134 Highway 64 in New Richmond.
Who should come?
Dogs who will be 6 months or older on the first day of class. All sizes, all breeds welcome! No prerequisites and no formal training experience needed. However, your dog must not show aggression or fear towards other dogs or humans.
If you’re concerned about your dog’s behavior around other dogs or you’d simply like to not share the equipment, check out our Private Agility Lessons.
Maximum of 5 dogs per class for lots of individualized attention, so register early.
If you’re wondering whether or not this class is a good fit for your dog, surf on over to our Contact form so we can discuss your concerns over the phone.
By clicking REGISTER, you confirm that you understand and agree to our terms and conditions.
Big and small, young and old - all dogs love the chance to learn fun new things with their favorite person (hint: that’s you).
Strengthen your relationship with your dog, explore a new form of enrichment, and drain his batteries while learning beginning agility games.
Although we use competition-grade equipment, our emphasis is on safety and having fun, not on preparing you or your dog to compete. Agility I covers weave poles, tunnels, jumps, and platforms.
Agility I graduates may go on to learn more obstacles in Agility II.
When will classes be held?
This 5-week session is held on Tuesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 starting Tuesday, July 29.
Included in your registration fee is a treat bag AND two 60-minute private sessions with the equipment so you get extra practice time!
Where will classes be held?
We will meet in our large fenced-in exercise area at 2134 Highway 64 in New Richmond.
Who should come?
Dogs who will be 6 months or older on the first day of class. All sizes, all breeds welcome! No prerequisites and no formal training experience needed. However, your dog must not show aggression or fear towards other dogs or humans.
If you’re concerned about your dog’s behavior around other dogs or you’d simply like to not share the equipment, check out our Private Agility Lessons.
Maximum of 5 dogs per class for lots of individualized attention, so register early.
If you’re wondering whether or not this class is a good fit for your dog, surf on over to our Contact form so we can discuss your concerns over the phone.
By clicking REGISTER, you confirm that you understand and agree to our terms and conditions.
Big and small, young and old - all dogs love the chance to learn fun new things with their favorite person (hint: that’s you).
Strengthen your relationship with your dog, explore a new form of enrichment, and drain his batteries while learning beginning agility games.
Although we use competition-grade equipment, our emphasis is on safety and having fun, not on preparing you or your dog to compete. Agility I covers weave poles, tunnels, jumps, and platforms.
Agility I graduates may go on to learn more obstacles in Agility II.
When will classes be held?
This 5-week session is held on Tuesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 starting Tuesday, July 29.
Included in your registration fee is a treat bag AND two 60-minute private sessions with the equipment so you get extra practice time!
Where will classes be held?
We will meet in our large fenced-in exercise area at 2134 Highway 64 in New Richmond.
Who should come?
Dogs who will be 6 months or older on the first day of class. All sizes, all breeds welcome! No prerequisites and no formal training experience needed. However, your dog must not show aggression or fear towards other dogs or humans.
If you’re concerned about your dog’s behavior around other dogs or you’d simply like to not share the equipment, check out our Private Agility Lessons.
Maximum of 5 dogs per class for lots of individualized attention, so register early.
If you’re wondering whether or not this class is a good fit for your dog, surf on over to our Contact form so we can discuss your concerns over the phone.