Try Flygility

Does your dog love tennis balls?

Then give flygility a go. The ultimate goal is for your dog to do a series of obstacles then hit a box which releases a tennis ball. They grab the ball and run back over the obstacles and come back to you!

Seems impossible? Using our positive training methods dogs quickly get really excited by this fun game and really do play their part.

We train Flygility during Day Light Saving months, October - March.

Check out our Training Calendar for days and times

Watch some videos of our members in action

Competing at Flygility Tournaments

We hold regular flygility tournaments where you can pit your dog's speed against others' and earn points toward a title of Flygility Dog, Flygility Dog Champ or even Fly Dog Grand Champ.

Our next Flygility Tournament is on the 9-10 March 2019 at Titahi Bay Intermediate, come on down to watch and see some top dogs race against each other

Learn more about flygility

The New Zealand Flygility Dog Association is the governing body for the sport. Check out their website: flygility.org.nz

Ask about training with us

We recommend your dogs have trained at DAWG's Level 1 before trying Flygility training, or at the very least a minimum of our Foundation Course (or equivillent).

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Flygility

Does your dog love tennis balls?

Competing at Flygility Tournaments

Learn more about flygility

Ask about training with usWe recommend your dogs have trained at DAWG's Level 1 before trying Flygility training, or at the very least a minimum of our Foundation Course (or equivillent).

Ask about training with us

We recommend your dogs have trained at DAWG's Level 1 before trying Flygility training, or at the very least a minimum of our Foundation Course (or equivillent).