Ideas for teaching all levels of agility from Foundation and Puppy classes to competition level.

• Using toys & food
• DAWG Foundation Agility
• DAWG Instructors Handbook
DAWG Manuals - Conditions of use - If printed/used, the club must acknowledge that the manual was produced by DAWG. Also if modified in any way, the modifications must be shared with DAWG


• Foundation Class - Peter de Wit
This 8 week course was developed by Peter de Wit for UHDTS with an emphasis on keeping the class active, and having fun. The class was originally called Flexigility because the idea was for people and dogs to keep moving the whole session.


• Beginners Class - Meredith Evans
This is a 10 week beginners class, designed by Meredith Evans. It covers jumps, tunnels and weaves, as well as a simple course by week 10.

• Policy and procedure for calendar date allocations

Resources and hints and advice on how to run a successful agility event.

• Get-set-go guide to planning and running an event
• Get-set-go planning sheets
• How to run an event
• Checklist for an event manager
• Checklist for an event manager (Ribbon trials)
• Electronic Timing
• Ring Layout example
• Scrime sheets -6 to a A4 page
• Scrime sheets -Snooker for A4 page
• Scrime sheets -Gamblers for A4 page
• Scrime sheets -BlackJack
• Scriming cheat sheet - some help for a person doing scriming.
• Club Complaints Procedure
• Policy on Control of Dogs
This has some really simple and easy advice for Clubs, judges and competitors to ensure better safety of everyone at agility events - worth a read!

Resources relating to clubs, such as committees. Includes the contributions to the 2012 BEST Club competition.

An important part of agility is the fun stuff we have together - this includes instructions for games to play at Easter, Xmas, club nights, interclub competitions and things to do to help run a successful agility display.

• My Dog Can do that game.
• My Dog Can do that game - #2
• Agility is Fun - a large file!
This is a series of A4 sheets that can be printed and laminated and used at displays to pass on information about agility.


• Agility golf

A series of articles about equipment, the regulations, COF requirements, equipment suppliers etc.

• Regulations and equipment specifications

For up to date information refer to the latest copy of the Regulations

Other information of interest to Clubs

• Jumpers Guidelines
• Dealing with dog fights (USDAA)