Agility for fun and exercise, or for competition and titles. Your dog learns to take every obstacle safely, and you learn to guide them around the course with control, not just speed.
- Before you start Advanced Home Obedience with Family Dog, or equivalent training
- Levels Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Agility
- Where Full-size, lighted, heated indoor area in our Kent facility
- Cost Listed with each class below, sales tax included
Beginning Agility has one prerequisite. Your dog must have trained through at least Advanced Home Obedience with Family Dog, or have equivalent training through competition obedience or another training school, with the instructor’s permission. That way class time goes to agility, not basic obedience.
What you and your dog learn
Contact obstacles
Taking the A-frame, dog walk and teeter-totter safely.
Weaves, tunnels and jumps
Weave poles, tunnels, jumps and more.
Handling
How to guide your dog through an agility course.
Safety and control
Courses are run with an eye on safety and control, not just speed.
Is this the right class for my dog?
Whether you want recreational agility (for fun and exercise) or competitive agility (for fun, exercise and earning titles), we have a class for you. It’s a good fit if:
- Your dog has finished Advanced Home Obedience with us, or has equivalent training.
- You want a positive approach. We train agility the same way we train in all our classes.
- You want to keep going. Off-leash control is needed to move up to Intermediate and Advanced Agility.
Agility classes
AG5 Novice Coursework
Novice agility coursework: your dog learns to take every obstacle safely, and you learn to guide them around the course with control.
Next class starts Thursday, November 12
AG8 Masters/Elite Coursework
Agility coursework at the Masters and Elite levels, guiding your dog around the course with control, not just speed.
Next class starts Sunday, November 15
Upcoming agility classes
November 2026
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AG5 Novice Coursework
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AG8 Masters/Elite Coursework
See the full class schedule · Questions? Send us a message.
A safe place to learn
Our 5,800 square foot Kent facility has a full-size, lighted, heated indoor agility area. All our equipment is professionally made and inspected regularly to make sure it’s safe and secure.
Shopping around? Watch for these red flags: off-leash, out-of-control dogs; poorly managed or crowded classes; buildings or arenas that aren’t totally escape-proof; and unsafe or unsteady equipment.
Not on the schedule?
If you’re interested in an agility class and we don’t have one on the schedule, fill out the wait list. We’ll let you know when a class opens.
Read About Us for more about our training philosophy and our programs.
