Classes cover puppy agility foundation skills, including body awareness, toy play, engagement, focus around dogs, marker cues, stationing, age appropriate obstacle skills and more. Plan to crate between turns as needed. If your dog barks at people or dogs please contact us to see if this class is appropriate before registering. Class is for dogs under a year, older dogs require instructor permission.

Dog agility at it's most basic form is a series of dots connected by lines. You can improve your skills and your dog's speed and confidence by teaching them how to read and then drive through those lines.

In these classes, Bree will help you and your dog confidently handle and drive through many common agility sequences. Please plan to crate dogs between turns.

Beginner class is appropriate for for dogs over 6 months who have an understanding of a wing wraps, jumps and a tunnel, as well as focus on the handler. Plan to crate dog between turns

Intermediate class is designed for dogs over 12 months who are comfortable with short jump and tunnel sequences and are looking to build up on these skills.

Do you ever want to just hang out and spend a day training dogs with your friends? Train in a collaborative environment with the support of others?

Then you want to come hang out at branch campus club! These are fairly informal training get togethers with the goal of building an inclusive, supportive training community. Come with goals, a plan (or a "help me with a plan!" attitude), and be willing to help others train too. It doesn't matter WHAT you want to train, we expect everything from basic manners and foundation work to SAR and agility training. If you would like to try a new sport or activity chances are someone can help you with that as well!

We'll rotate through dogs making sure they are set up for the exact scenarios they need to advance their training. In between your turns, you'll be helping others, hiking the trails, and hanging out with friends. Bringing snacks and chairs are encouraged.

This is designed to be low stress, much fun, and high quality training! Currently we are planning on meeting monthly, but as interest grows and there's demand, we can increase the frequency.
This is NOT appropriate for highly reactive or aggressive dogs.

Dog agility can sometimes feel daunting and overwhelming to learn as someone new to the sport. In classes, you are often surrounded by people who have been training for decades and it's hard to get instruction that's helpful for a beginner.

That's the problem our "Novice A" agility class is designed to solve! This class is for dogs and handlers who are new to the sport of agility. We break down handling into manageable pieces, provide support and feedback as you are learning, and gradually help teach you to analyze courses and make your own handling decisions.

We keep success levels high to be sure you and your dog are both building confidence while advancing your skills. Most of the dogs in these classes started in our Puppy Sports School program so their dogs could learn the obstacle skills from experienced trainers while you learn your handling skills.

Note, all of these classes are currently FULL. Priority is given to students in our Puppy Sports School and those who are regularly attending Intro to Sequences classes.