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• What is Agility ?.
• What is Agility?.
• Almost everything you wanted to know about agility but were afraid to ask.
• What is Agility?.
• Puppies and Agility.
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• What is Agility ?   In short, Agility is a sport in which a dog runs through a timed obstacle course under the guidance of the handler. Agility training strengthens the bond between dog and handler, and provides fun and exercise for both.
• History of Agility - King of Dog Sports Where it Began - The idea of agility was born in 1977 when Crufts Dog Show needed something to fill up spare time in the main arena between the end of the obedience championships and the start of the group breed judging. ... And so the base was laid for the agility we know now.
• Today, Agility enjoys enormous popularity in Britain, with well-attended competitions every weekend during the show season. ... This enthusiasm for Agility has spread to virtually all of Europe, as well as Australia and New Zealand, followed by the USA in 1986, making Agility a truly international dog sport.
• Agility in Canada - Agility roots were planted in Canada by our own Art Newman, of North Gower, Ontario, in 1988, with the founding of the Agility Dog Association of Canada (Now called the Agility Association of Canada - AAC). Agility clubs are now firmly established in all major centres in Canada, and many smaller outlying areas.
• Safe equipment which meets the standards set forth by the Agility Association of Canada is used for training. ...

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• Agility, in action draws spectators from out of the woodwork. ...
• Agility was originally developed by combining the challenges of stadium jumping in the horse world, with different challenges unique to dogs. ...
• Now doesn't this sound like some-thing you and your Beardies would enjoy? I know with the approach of the warmer weather, my own Bear-dies are awaiting the time when the Agility equipment will be set up in the yard. ... Although "Denia" and "Hope" have been playing Flyball (that's a topic for another article!) while the Agility equipment is in storage, and they are in great shape, we still insist on some stretching and warming up be-fore training over any Agility equipment! .
• First start with a trainer or training school that has equipment which conforms to the standards of Agility competition. ... There are guidelines and regulations set by all the governing bodies of Agility as to the specifications for heights, lengths, and widths of equipment that should be followed when building equipment. ...
• Look for an Agility instructor who uses motivational methods, and incentives such as toys, food, and praise to keep the learning fun! Re-member that one of the most important lessons your Beardie will learn is control. ... Keep training sessions short and fun! Before starting Agility training, your dog must respond consistently to basic obedience commands, such as Sit, down, and stay. ...
• If your energetic puppy is climbing over everything in the house and you want to start doing Agility work, hold on and wait. ... Do not allow the puppy or adult dog to play on Agility equipment unsupervised. As the dog's partner in Agility, you must always be there to be the 'spotter'. ...
• Many Agility training schools will start puppies in class as early as nine months of age. ...
• Agility is also a great activity for the older dog. ...
• If you cannot find a training organization in your neighbourhood, there are many good books, and videos on the subject of Agility authored by Jane Simmons-Moake, Julie Daniels, Ruth Hobday, and Peter Lewis. Better yet, why not ask someone who is competing in Agility with their own Beardie, (or another breed) for some help on how to get started! .

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• We specialize in professionally built **all furniture grade PVC** dog agility equipment at Weave-Poles. ...   We are  pleased to offer you a wide range of quality Dog Agility Equipment that is offered at very affordable prices.   Among the agility equipment we offer are weave poles (of course!), tire jump, teeter / seesaw base, single jump, double and triple jumps,  pause table base, jump cups and many more dog agility items.   All of our agility equipment is made with durability and affordability in mind.
•   Unlike the traditional PVC dog agility equipment our equipment is impact resistant, U/V protected and will not degrade and discolor when exposed to the sunlight.    Built to last, we take pride in the quality of our agility obstacles. ...
•   Providing our customers with quality PVC dog agility equipment is our first priority!  All of our dog agility equipment is made with thick-walled furniture grade PVC that has a glossy "bright white" finish,  which makes for a sturdier and more aesthetically pleasing agility obstacle.   All of our dog agility obstacles either break down or fold down for easy storage (ideal for limited spaces).   Our agility equipment is lightweight for easy transport. ...
• Meeting the American Kennel Club (AKC) regulations for each agility obstacle*,  you can actually "Practice Like you Run. "  We can also customize your equipment to meet other dog agility venues you may run in. ...
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• The American Mixed Breed Obedience Registration was established in 1983 in an effort to improve opportunities for mixed-breed dogs and to acknowledge the efforts and achievements of their handlers in obedience and agility competition. ...
• At the time few opportunities existed, most of which consisted primarily of local matches, and no governing organization to issue obedience or agility titles. ...
• In 2003, with the assistance of NADAC, AMBOR began offering AMBOR-sanctioned agility trials across the country. AMBOR also implemented a national mixed-breed ranking system that is derived from these sanctioned agility trials, as well as national obedience and agility ranking systems for those that compete in UKC events.
• Today, AMBOR dogs can show at ASCA(Australian Shepherd Club of America) shows, UKC events, AMBOR-sanctioned agility trials and local events hosted by training clubs. ...
• Click Here To Go To The AMBOR-Sanctioned Agility Section .
• AMBOR Agility Program Now Open To All Dogs.
• Full results from the first ever AMBOR Mixed Breed Obedience & Agility Championships that took place in Indianapolis on April 13th & 14th, 2002 are  posted. ...

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• North American Dog Agility Council.
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• NADAC supports agility as a competitive sport, while striving to protect and advance the interests of dog agility by encouraging sportsmanlike competition and responsible dog ownership, and keeping the sport as safe as possible.   We set forth and govern the guidelines that support the concept of fun, while maintaining a competitive agility arena.
• Purpose Of Agility Trials.
• The purpose of a NADAC agility trial is to demonstrate the ability of the dog and its handler to work as a smooth functioning team. ...
• All healthy, trained dogs over eighteen (18) months of age are eligible to compete in NADAC agility trials. ...
• Bitches in heat, lame, or blind dogs are ineligible for entry, as is any dog with a deformity that may cause a judge to not be able to reasonably assess the dog’s ability to function and perform agility obstacles safely, and in a manner that is in the best interest, health and welfare of the dog. ...
• Any dog, which demonstrates aggression towards any person or any dog, whether inside the ring or outside, the ring, must be excused from the agility trial. ...
• Any dog that the judge feels is not in enough control to perform all obstacles in a safe manner will be excused from the agility trial. ...
• All NADAC agility trials shall be open to purebred and mixed breed dogs.
• Agility Obstacles.
• The following obstacles are allowed at NADAC agility trials:.

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• Agility.
•  Welcome to Agility. ...
• This page is for people who would like to try agility on a casual basis, or who just want to see some pictures of dogs having fun. I've heard people say "I really like agility but". ... I have found agility to be very welcoming. ... If agility interests you, but you can't compete, or don't want to it still worth visiting a class and talking with the instructor. ...
• Of course if you aren't going to compete you can do a lot of teaching and playing with agility on your own. ...
• One thing I really enjoy is the ego boost that comes from practicing in front of people who have never seen agility. ...
• I compete in standard agility with Tanith, and Tsuki but Oso and I do agility just for fun. ...
• If you want information on the sport of agility then check out my agility links page. ... The club closest to me is The Bay Team for Dog Agility so if you are in the San Francisco Bay Area that's the place to start to find classes.
• OH! And if you are looking for the organization called "Just for Fun Agility" here is a link to their page. ...
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