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Im looking for a agility training course for my dog closest to stockton ca if you could leave a contact of the course that would be great

I have a border collie that I am starting to compete in agility, and she is very fast. The only problem is she jumps really fast and flat. Does anyone have training tips on how to get a more rounded jump from her. Thanks in advance!

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I have a four legged brother, a finely intelligent English Springer Span.

In my local woods he is easily tempted into jumping fallen logs and random thickets but transferring this to the back garden has proved harder.

I’ve made three jumps in a line, all around his head height and clear-able. One of bamboo cane, and the others raised fur tree clippings (like horse jumps).

If I throw a ball through, he’ll go round the side. If I hold the ball in front of his face, he can just about be lured into jumping (even choosing the duck under occasionally) but loses interest after going through once or twice.

What’s the best way to get him into the mind set of ‘if there’s a jump, I’ll jump it’, so I’d be able to throw a ball from one end and have him jump and weave over/under the obstacles?

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I have two dogs. One pitbull/small hound mutt and a pure Beagle. They are both extremely athletic and a little mischeivous. I would like to be able to set up an agility course in my back yard so they have a positive activity that will challenge them and burn off some of their never ending energy. But first I need to learn how to train them to do this.

P.S. I also have to train the Beagle to behave off leash.

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Like at what age do dogs typically compete? And at what age do you retire them?

I have a 2 year old dog that is starting agility training this summer and the trainer said it usually takes a few years before the dog is ready to compete. So I am just trying to get an idea at what age she will be when she is competing and how long she will be able to compete. But he won’t start training any dog for it until they are two years old.

Also she is a mutt but they trainer said she will be able to compete, but we have to get some kind of register number or something. Could anybody give me some insight into that please?

Thanks

We are doing this all for fun but it would be kind of cool if she got to compete one day. She is great.

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Ok, i have a dog blah blah blah, straight to the point!
I am in a Dog Obedience class in 4-H.
We are training for Agility. I have taught my dog "jump" with a ladder.
So, how can I make other props that represent the ones used in agility competitions
she’s three

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i want to train one okay

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I am considering adopting a dog and the rescue organization said that she would be a great dog for agility training i had never considered this before but i am only 14 (15 in 3 months). Any information on agility competitions would be helpful not only age limits.

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I have a 4 month old Australian Shepherd puppy, and I want to agility train her/frisbee train her. I just don’t know where to start. Any help would be appreciated!

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me and my fiancee had a baby 2 years ago and he passed away, to help with coping our family got us a puppy we named him after our son…we were both so upset so to cope we kind of treated him like the baby…we had him sleep in the crib, and swing etc…i know it doesnt sound normal but it helped and its the cutest thing ever he just sits there and LOVES when the swings on…and takes a nap at 4pm everyday and still sleeps in the crib….recently we moved, and our pup has massive seperation anxiety so we bring him everywhere covered in our sons infant carseat everyone thinks its a baby so no one knows and he comes EVERYWHERE with us even restarants this has been a while he does not bark at all never barked since he was a pup so this is why we can get away with it lol…hes our everything …after what happened with our son he kind of filled that hole in our hearts and made dealing with it so much easier because he acts like a baby dont get me wrong he is still treated like a dog..taken outside…obediance training etc no temper problems great with kids and strangers hes PERFECT and even puts his head down on ur shoulder when you say i love you to him….do you think there are other people out there who do this? or are we just weirdos

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