Why Agility Training Is Brilliant for You and Your Dog?
Agility is more than jumps and tunnels, it’s a way to build trust, communication, and confidence between you and your dog. It challenges both mind and body, providing an outlet for energy and focus that reinforces your everyday training.
Benefits of agility training:
- Builds confidence and body awareness
- Strengthens focus and engagement with you
- Provides great physical and mental exercise
- Helps reactive or easily distracted dogs channel their energy positively
- Boosts your connection and bond
- Fun, inclusive, and endlessly rewarding
1-2-1 Sessions with Abbey
I’ve been training and competing in agility since 2009, reaching Grade 7 and competing at Crufts with my own dogs. Since 2017, I’ve been teaching others to enjoy the sport, helping dogs and owners of all experience levels build confidence, skills, and a strong working bond.
Every session is tailored to your dog’s fitness, confidence, and goals. You’ll learn proper techniques and safety from someone who’s been in the ring at competition level, but in a relaxed, friendly environment where progress happens at your pace.
All sessions take place at my private agility venue near Bewdley. The all-weather surface means you can train year-round, making it a brilliant way to keep your dog fit, focused and having fun in every season.
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New to agility? This is the perfect place to start..
6 Week Beginner Agility Course - £120
If you’ve always fancied trying agility with your dog but aren’t sure where to begin, this course is designed to give you a fun, relaxed and confidence-building introduction.
Across 6 private 1-2-1 sessions, we’ll gently introduce your dog to agility foundations, equipment, handling skills, body awareness and simple beginner sequences.
Your dog doesn’t need any previous agility experience. The aim is to help you both have fun, build confidence, improve focus and enjoy learning something new together.
This is a lovely option for anyone who would like to try agility in a supportive 1-2-1 setting before moving into regular lessons.
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