From first exposure to full-course competition work, our agility program develops confident, capable teams that perform under pressure.
Dogs new to agility equipment who need correct foundations.
Teams transitioning from basic skills to sequencing and handling.
Handlers preparing for or actively competing in agility trials.
Teams who value structure, safety, and thoughtful progression.
This is not casual drop-in play or unstructured training. Agility at Doggie U is intentional, progressive, and performance-focused.
Clear progression from foundations to competition-ready performance.
Designed for dogs new to agility equipment. Focuses on safe introductions to jumps, tunnels, contacts, and weaves, while building the obedience and engagement needed for future success.
Builds on equipment familiarity while introducing handling concepts, transitions between obstacles, and early sequencing.
For teams familiar with all equipment. Emphasis on handling clarity, sequencing, and preparing dogs and handlers for trial-style challenges.
Full-course work at advanced levels, including closed weaves and more complex sequences designed to challenge timing, communication, and execution.
Safety-first equipment use and professional flooring.
Clear criteria for obstacle performance.
Handling mechanics explained—not guessed.
Small class environments that support focused learning.
Training methods that build confidence, speed, and clarity.
Agility training takes place in the largest indoor dog training facility in the New York metropolitan area, with climate control and professional-grade equipment that allows for consistent, uninterrupted training.
Reliability, consistency, and preparation for real competition environments.
Agility classes are structured as progressive group programs. Most classes run as a 6-week session, with placement based on skill level rather than time spent.
Dogs must be physically appropriate for agility work.
Handlers are expected to actively participate and practice skills.
Placement may be recommended to ensure safety and success.
Build foundations correctly, progress with intention, and train in an environment designed for real performance.