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Some of the basic requirements for training a dog for agility, as well as a discovering the real secrets to training a dog. Learn how to deal with excessive barking, nipping or jumping, without scolding or hitting.

Introduction and HistoryDog agility training began as a sport in the UK in the 1970s, and involves successful completion of an obstacle course. It’s a great way to develop a strong bond between pet and owner; it can also help build confidence in timid dogs (and owners). It’s also a great form of exercise as it uses not just the dog’s physicality, but the intelligence as well. The human partner may find that their fitness improves as they are required to do as much work as the dog. Whilst agility training can be done to allow participation in competition, there’s no rule to say it’s not just for a fun time with your dog.

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Dog agility training is more involved than teaching your pet to sit, stay or fetch. Learn how to approach teaching your dog more advance training.

The question arises why does your pet need dog agility training? We already know that dogs are

naturally fit and agile, they are able to run, jump, chase balls and catch Frisbees.

The simple fact is that dogs are naturally gifted

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