A Beginner's Guide to Dog Agility Training

Look out!!! Me running Mr. Peabody in UKC AG1 (novice level) in April 2001. It was all going reasonably well until the very end. "M R" finished the course for me and checked to make sure I was alright. 🥰 This is also visual proof that a handler's motion is a primary cue (regardless of whether the handler is facing forward or backward); the direction of my stumbling supported the final obstacle! | AgilityNerd

Agility class rounded out last night with a FUN NIGHT- a small course with the skills we’ve learned! What an amazing class! Each dog is focusing on skills they needed more help with- and they are progressing BEAUTIFULLY! Guess what! We have another Agility 1 AND 2 class starting in SEPTEMBER- here’s the sign ups!! NEXT ROUND OF AGILITY CLASS FORMING!!! 🐾🐾Beginner 1- non contacts, this is a 6 week course teaching the fundamentals for agility! Covering jumps, tunnels, weaves, table AND the start