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Here are some resources we thought you might find interesting. Some of them are files we have created to help you out, other are links to web sites we thought you might find Helpful.

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Your first Agility Trial

We created this guide for those of you thinking about competition to help you know what to expect at your first agility trial.

Locations

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FAQ

Café Press

This is a great place to buy agility merchandise, or anything else your into. Also where you can get Active Dog Sports Training Merchandise with your dogs picture on it.

Clean Run

Clean Run is the industry magazine for agility enthusiasts. Their web site also sells many resources and equipment.

Resources

Staff

“Just go out & have a good time & enjoy the sport!”

Jenny and Karlos

AllBreed Obedience

The premier dog obedience training facility in the eastern Twin Cities.

Minnesota Agility Club—MAC

MAC is a nonprofit organization established in 1989 to promote dog agility as a sport in the greater Minnesota area.

American Kennel Club—AKC

AKC is a great resource for both agility and tracking providing video and explanations about both sports.

North American Dog Agility Council—NADAC

NADAC was formed to provide dogs and their handlers with a fast, safe and enjoyable form of the sport of dog agility.

Paws and Claws

Pet daycare, overnights and grooming in Stillwater. Also, our winter location for agility classes.

Australian Shepherd Club of America

ASCA holds many dog sports events including agility and tracking.

United States Dog Agility Association—USDAA

USDAA sponsors trial around the country. They focus their standards on the international standards for agility.

Tracking Resources

The Dog Agility Page

Dogpatch has many resources and links to more information on the internet.

TrakinDogs
The home of dogs that love you use their noses. Created by our tracking trainer.

Teacup Agility

The purpose of the Teacup Dogs Agility Association is to provide a competitive venue for dogs of small stature without regard to breed or pedigree.

Donna Smith’s Dog Blog

Spiritdance Tracking Dog Training web site has a lot of useful information about tracking.

Tracking Club of Wisconsin

TCoW serves as an educational source as well as a tracking resource for the state.

Canine Performance Events—CPE

CPE's Basic Philosophy is for the dog and handler to have FUN while competing for agility titles.

Resources

Here are some resources we thought you might find interesting. Some of them are files we have created to help you out, other are links to web sites we thought you might find Helpful.

General Resources

Agility Resources

Newsletters

* Coming Soon

We created this guide for those of you thinking about competition to help you know what to expect at your first agility trial.

This is a great place to buy agility merchandise, or anything else your into. Also where you can get Active Dog Sports Training Merchandise with your dogs picture on it.

Clean Run is the industry magazine for agility enthusiasts. Their web site also sells many resources and equipment.

The premier dog obedience training facility in the eastern Twin Cities.

MAC is a nonprofit organization established in 1989 to promote dog agility as a sport in the greater Minnesota area.

AKC is a great resource for both agility and tracking providing video and explanations about both sports.

NADAC was formed to provide dogs and their handlers with a fast, safe and enjoyable form of the sport of dog agility.

Pet daycare, overnights and grooming in Stillwater. Also, our winter location for agility classes.

ASCA holds many dog sports events including agility and tracking.

USDAA sponsors trial around the country. They focus their standards on the international standards for agility.

Tracking Resources

Dogpatch has many resources and links to more information on the internet.

TrakinDogs The home of dogs that love you use their noses. Created by our tracking trainer.

The purpose of the Teacup Dogs Agility Association is to provide a competitive venue for dogs of small stature without regard to breed or pedigree.

Spiritdance Tracking Dog Training web site has a lot of useful information about tracking.

TCoW serves as an educational source as well as a tracking resource for the state.

CPE's Basic Philosophy is for the dog and handler to have FUN while competing for agility titles.

TrakinDogs
The home of dogs that love you use their noses. Created by our tracking trainer.