Agility

Agility is the sport where your dog gets to be the athlete you always knew they were — running, jumping, weaving, and teetering through an obstacle course, off leash, guided entirely by your voice and body language. Think of it as parkour, but for dogs, with you as the world’s most enthusiastic coach.

Is Agility Right for Your Dog?

• Your dog has energy to burn and needs a real outlet for it — physically and mentally
• You’re dreaming of off-leash teamwork — a dog that’s locked onto you, not the squirrel
• Your shy dog could use a confidence boost from mastering something new, one obstacle at a time
• You like the idea of a sport you could eventually compete in together

What You’ll Work On

• Foundation handling skills — how to direct your dog with your body and voice
• Obstacle basics on lowered, beginner-friendly equipment before anything gets tall or fast
• Building drive, focus, and confidence, one obstacle at a time

Good to Know

Agility is a full-body sport, so we ask that dogs come in with some basic obedience already in place and be fit and healthy — this isn’t the class for a dog who’s currently injured or recovering (for that, check out Physical Rehab instead). Puppies and dogs under about a year are welcome, but we keep things low-impact to protect growing joints.