AGILITY CLASS DESIGN
Focus and Relationship I-II
This class is designed to address three primary areas of importance-
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Training skills for the owner. |
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Relationship between the dog and owner. |
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Foundation behaviors necessary for agility. |
Prerequisite: None
- This class is held at Fircrest School or Dog Sports Northwest Agility Center.
Pieces of the Agility Picture I-II
This class is designed to address these area of training-
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Introduction to agility equipment. |
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Strengthen foundation agility skills. |
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Introduction to more foundation skills. |
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Strengthen the ability of dogs and owners to train together in many different locations. |
Prerequisite: Focus and Relationship I & II.
- This class is held at Rivendale Learning Center or Dog Sports Northwest Agility Center.
v Note: Equipment necessary to attend this class;
- Four jumps
- Set of six weave poles
- A board for training contact behavior
On Course I-II
This class is designed to address these areas of training-
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Begin short sequences. |
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Learn handling skills. |
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Strengthen and advance equipment skills. |
Prerequisite: Pieces of the Agility Picture I & II.
This class is held at Rivendale Learning Center or Dog Sports Northwest Agility Center.
Super Sequencing I-II
This class is designed to address these areas of training-
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More advanced sequencing and handling skills. |
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The correct balance between working on sequencing and training and rewarding skills. |
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Attending practice matches and agility trials. |
Prerequisite: On Course I & II
This class is held at Rivendale Learning Center or Dog Sports Northwest Agility Center