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How To Deal With Dog Behavior Problems and Obedience Training
Dog Agility Equipment
Dog Agility Jumps, Weave Poles, Teeters, Tunnels, Tables, A-Frames
and Dog Walks Provide Fun Challenges for Your Aussie
Dog Agility Training
Equipment Guide
Bar Jumps
Tire Jumps
Weave Poles
Teeter Totters / See-Saw
Tunnels
Tables
A-Frames
Dog Walks / Contacts
Dog agility equipment offers
your Aussie an array of fun challenges. As the sport
of dog agility has grown in popularity access to agility obstacles
have become easier and more affordable.
If you are new to dog agility training you can join an agility
club or agility school in your area. This will provide you not
only with great advise but will also give you the chance to try
out some dog agility equipment before you make the decision to buy a few pieces
for your backyard.
If you are looking for dog agility equipment at a reasonable price you can find a good selection of starter packages and individual pieces at Affordable Agility.
For more information on dog agility equipment standards and
agility events:
North American
Dog Agility Council >
The North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC) was formed in 1993
to provide North American dogs and their handlers with a fast,
safe and enjoyable form of the sport of dog agility. NADAC sanctions
agility trials sponsored by affiliated clubs.
United States
Dog Agility Association >
USDAA represents more than 120 affiliated groups conducting more
than 500 days of events each year throughout the continental United
States, Puerto Rico, Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, Guatemala, Costa
Rica, Spain and Japan.
Organized in 1986 to introduce the sport of dog agility to North
America, USDAA adopted the motto "Promoting International
Standards for Dog Agility".
American
Kennel Club: AKC Agility >
AKC dog agility and agility equipment rules and regulations, agility
events with news and updates.
Australian
Shepherd Club of America: ASCA Agility >
ASCA's agility page featuring rules, news, event information and
more. In 1995, after five years of development, ASCA incorporated
Agility competition into its competitive programs. ASCA Agility
is open to all breeds. There are three titling classes: Regular,
Jumpers, and Gamblers. The three levels offered are Novice, Open,
and Elite. Within the program there are three divisions: Standard,
Veterans, and Junior Handlers. An Agility Trial Champion (ATCH)
title is a goal these dogs can work toward in all Divisions.
Canine Performance
Events >
Information on CPE, agility and agility equipment rules and regulations,
agility events and newsletter.
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