Prerequisites: Dogs 8+ month old, Successful completion of AGC101 Agility 1 Foundations: Part B

For those moving up from Agility Foundations B

Note: This class is outdoors on the agility field. In the event of inclement weather, class sessions will be rescheduled.

Instructor:	Kristen Childs
Assistants:	Angela Hood
Day/Time:	Sundays 4:45 - 5:45 PM (6 sessions at 60 minutes/session)
Capacity:	6 handler/dog pairs

Semester: 2026-S3

Track: Agility

Type: Class

This class will continue to build on the skills learned in Agility Foundations. Along with proofing targeting, contact and flat work skills, the teams will begin short sequences and handling drills. While some work will be on lead, most of the course work will be off lead. Dogs must be fitted with a flat buckle collar and a six-foot leash. No choke, pinch, gentle leaders or corrective harnesses will be allowed. Please bring lots of soft treats, water, and A CRATE. Dog-handler teams should expect to repeat Agility 2 Beginner. Dogs should do teeter and navigate 6 weave poles before moving up to Agility 3.

Prerequisites: Dogs 8+ month old, Successful completion of AGC201 Agility 2 Foundations: Part A

For those currently in Agility 2. 

Note: This class is outdoors on the agility field. In the event of inclement weather, class sessions will be rescheduled.

Instructor:	Kristen Childs
Assistants:
Day/Time:	Sundays 6:00 - 7:00 PM (6 sessions at 60 minutes/session)
Capacity:	6 handler/dog pairs

Semester: 2026-S3

Track: Agility

Type: Class

This class will continue to build on the skills learned in Agility Foundations. Along with proofing targeting, contact and flat work skills, the teams will begin short sequences and handling drills. While some work will be on lead, most of the course work will be off lead. Dogs must be fitted with a flat buckle collar and a six-foot leash. No choke, pinch, gentle leaders or corrective harnesses will be allowed. Please bring lots of soft treats, water, and A CRATE. Dog-handler teams should expect to repeat Agility 2 Beginner. Dogs should do teeter and navigate 6 weave poles before moving up to Agility 3.

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Prerequisites: Dogs 8+ month old, Successful completion of AGC101 Agility 1 Foundations: Part B

For those currently in Agility 2. 

Note: This class is outdoors on the agility field. In the event of inclement weather, class sessions will be rescheduled.

Instructor:	Sarah Vansandt
Assistants:
Day/Time:	Wednesdays 6:00 PM-7:00 PM (6 sessions at 60 minutes/session)
Capacity:	6 handler/dog pairs

Semester: 2026-S4

Track: Agility

Type: Class

This class will continue to build on the skills learned in Agility Foundations. Along with proofing targeting, contact and flat work skills, the teams will begin short sequences and handling drills. While some work will be on lead, most of the course work will be off lead. Dogs must be fitted with a flat buckle collar and a six-foot leash. No choke, pinch, gentle leaders or corrective harnesses will be allowed. Please bring lots of soft treats, water, and A CRATE. Dog-handler teams should expect to repeat Agility 2 Beginner. Dogs should do teeter and navigate 6 weave poles before moving up to Agility 3.

Prerequisites: Dogs 12+ month old, Successful completion of AGC201 Agility 2 Beginner: Part B

For those moving up from Agility Beginner B

Note: This class is outdoors on the agility field. In the event of inclement weather, class sessions will be rescheduled.

Instructor:	Sarah Vansandt
Assistants:
Day/Time:	Wednesdays 7:30 PM -  8:30 PM (6 sessions at 60 minutes/session)
Capacity:	5 handler/dog pairs

Semester: 2026-S4

Track: Agility

Type: Class

Part 1 of a 2-part class. Sequences, handling skills and course work will be a major portion of this class. Emphasis will be on honing basic handling skills: front cross, rear cross, and blind cross. Higher level skills will be introduced such as: backsides, threadles, serpentines, 270's, pinwheels, boxes, and discriminations. Specific issues will be addressed as needed: lack of focus, start line woes, weave woes, contact performance, building drive, etc. Expect to work short sequences (rather than full courses). Course analysis will be introduced (what is the best strategy for handling the most common challenges). Teams should be weaving 6 poles and have contact criteria established and reasonably consistent. Students should expect to repeat this class.

Prerequisites: Dogs 8+ month old, Successful completion of AGC201 Agility 2 Foundations: Part A

For those currently in Agility 2. 

Note: This class is outdoors on the agility field. In the event of inclement weather, class sessions will be rescheduled.

Instructor:	Kristen Childs
Assistants:	Theresa Thomas
Day/Time:	Sundays 6:00 - 7:00 PM (6 sessions at 60 minutes/session)
Capacity:	6 handler/dog pairs

Semester: 2026-S4

Track: Agility

Type: Class

This class will continue to build on the skills learned in Agility Foundations. Along with proofing targeting, contact and flat work skills, the teams will begin short sequences and handling drills. While some work will be on lead, most of the course work will be off lead. Dogs must be fitted with a flat buckle collar and a six-foot leash. No choke, pinch, gentle leaders or corrective harnesses will be allowed. Please bring lots of soft treats, water, and A CRATE. Dog-handler teams should expect to repeat Agility 2 Beginner. Dogs should do teeter and navigate 6 weave poles before moving up to Agility 3.

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

TOffers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills. 

Offers Agility 3A and 3B students and instructors an opportunity to continue their training and maintain skills.