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General Resources |
Agility Resources |
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We created this guide for those of you thinking about competition to help you know what to expect at your first agility trial. |
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This is a great place to buy agility merchandise, or anything else your into. |
Clean Run is the industry magazine for agility enthusiasts. Their web site also sells many resources and equipment. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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CPE's Basic Philosophy is for the dog and handler to have FUN while competing for agility titles. |
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Tracking Resources |
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Spiritdance Tracking Dog Training web site has a lot of useful information about tracking. |
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. |
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TCoW serves as an educational source as well as a tracking resource for the state. |
Dogpatch has many resources and links to more information on the internet. |
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Dogwise Publishing was established in 2001 as a subsidiary of Direct Book Service Inc. and Dogwise.com to produce and market high quality books on dogs. |
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