Dog Agility Wellington Group
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Train with us

We train all levels of owner and dog


Your dog needs to be at least 12 months old and fully vaccinated before they can train at DAWG.
We also recommend your dog has done basic obedience before coming to train with us.

For the next term we're changing days of the week and times of classes. Current members and students will get an email outlining dates and times of classes. We will update the website shortly. 


Foundation class

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​​Foundation agility is for those handlers/dogs new to agility.  This class puts the focus of having fun while you and your dog are learning lots of new skills.  In this class we will introduce jumps and tunnels, and also show you some important skills you will need to work on at home.  These include skills your dog will need for the contact obstacles (dogwalk, seesaw and A-frame).

Level 1

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In level 1 we will work on some handling skills that will enable you to guide your dog around an agility course.  We also introduce your dog to other obstacles they will see on a beginner course at a competition (hoops, long jumps and blind jumps). We also progress with the contact skills you learnt in the foundation class.  

Level 2

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Lots of learning happens in level 2 where we step up our training.  Your dog will start learning to weave and begin contact training on a dogwalk.   We also introduce more complex handling moves and longer course sequences.  Towards the end of this level you may be at the stage where you could enter a jumpers course at a competition.

Level 3

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This is where it all starts to come together.  Weave training progresses to learning to weave 12 poles and your dog will be running the length of the dogwalk.  A-frame training begins at level 3 and sequences increase in length. You will also be given the opportunity to run one or two full length beginner courses towards the end of the term.  ​

Novice Comp & Competition class

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You and your dog will confidently negotiate courses of varying difficulty. 
Novice Comp is instructed.

Training Calendar

2022
Term 1 Tues 25 Jan – Thur 17 March
Term 2 Tues 12 April – Thur 9 June
Term 3 Tues 13 Sept – Thur 3 Nov

Costs

Foundation, Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 is $100 per 8 week term.
Competition class starts at $150 per year.
Membership is $40 per year (optional until Comp level).

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  • Home
  • About
    • Event calendar >
      • NZDAC 2018
    • Champion Titles
    • Committee Members >
      • 2019 AGM Award Winners
    • DAWG Awards >
      • 2020 AGM Award Winners
      • 2018 AGM Award Winners
    • Our grounds at TBI
  • Train with DAWG
    • Instructor Bios
    • Training resources >
      • Warm ups for agility dogs
      • Running contact
      • 2-on 2-off contact
      • Training a threadle
      • Basic foundation grid
      • Grids
    • Registering for competition
  • Try Flygility
    • Flygility videos
  • Fundraising
  • Sponsors
  • Contact