COURSE DESCRIPTION
In Agility, a dog & his handler run together in an Agility Course as a TEAM. Agility training builds a strong bond between the dog & the handler as the dog learns to respect and obey cues off leash while running at top speed. On the other hand, the handler will have to learn the canine language of using the body & movement to communicate with his dog in the agility course. The dog is directed by his handler to jump over obstacles (broad jumps, bar jumps), duck into tunnels or chutes, run over planks of wood ( dog walk & A Frame ), and weaves in between poles ( weave poles ).
Agility makes sense to the dog as the nature of this sports is very much like the way the dog hunts for his prey. The dog becomes energized, his face radiates & eyes shines with excitement as he enjoys this dog sports running alongside his handler. This is why Agility is one of the fastest growing sports in the world.
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
- Min: 3 dogs, Max 8 dogs (Dogs 5 months and above)
- All dogs must be free from contagious illnesses, fleas & ticks, joints issues and other health issues.
- Dogs must be friendly to other dogs and people. We welcome dogs who are timid or reserved.
COURSE DETAILS
- 1 Hour Per Session
- Number of Sessions: Contact Us
COURSE FEES
INTRODUCTION TO AGILITY EQUIPMENTS
- Introduction to long jump
- Introduction to tyre jump
- Introduction to wall jump
- Building drive for tunnel
- Building value for wing jumps
FOCUS WORK
- Simple handling skills
- Verbal cues
- All jumps
- Open tunnels

Shanice Tan
Chief Trainer

Amy Tan
Certified Trainer

Michelle Chua
Asst. Agility Trainer

Teoh Ween Sze
Certified Trainer