Dog Agility Classes
These classes are for dog owners who want to spend some quality time and have fun with their dog
Dates: 14th October, 21st October, 28th October, 4th November, 11th November, 18th November
This course is for agility beginners to learn basic equipment and learn how to run an agility course. Owners will need a good foundation of focus with their dog, if not quite ready you can join the ‘prep school’ run at the same time to build your skills until you are ready for the next level.
We will be asking for a $10 donation per class to go towards new equipment. We require registration for these classes so we can plan for numbers. To register email us at ebdogtrainingclub@gmail.com
*Note dogs under 18months will not be allowed to jump but can learn other skills
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