If you are looking for a dog agility training environment with individualized attention, focus on skill building, small class size and a positive, supportive community spirit then you have found it!

Our newly expanded agility training area is regulation size and we use the entire ring for handling classes so students can learn to handle their dogs with the same speed and spacing used in competitions.  

Class sizes are small, the focus is on learning so there is discussion and analysis and instruction is tailored to the individual student's needs.  Foundation skills are emphasized and are the cornerstone of our program.  Students progress based on mastery of skills and not on age of dog or number of classes attended.  Everyone progresses at the rate that suits them well.  Students support each other in class and at trials.  We strive to have a positive community atmosphere where both the human and dog students can grow and learn and become successful teams. 

Experienced instruction since 1997.  Annelise Allan has been doing agility and obedience since 1990 with a variety of breeds and sizes of dogs.

Our training philosophy has evolved to include four areas:

• Encouragement to have fun with your dog while training for agility or obedience
• Development of strong foundation skills sets for success and safety in competitive dog agility or obedience
• Incorporation of complementary physical therapies such as massage and chiropractic care for your canine teammate
• Offer seminars by nationally recognized experts in agility, obedience and dog training and behavior to provide continuing education for everyone

The corner stone of our agility and obedience training program is offering small sized classes. The small class size allows each student to receive the individual attention required to develop a strong foundation in the skills required for success in competitive agility. In addition the small class size allows us to create a fun, inclusive and supportive atmosphere which increases the drive and motivation of dogs and handlers alike.