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Agility
Jodie has been training in agility for twenty years with seven dogs, and currently competes at Grade 7, the highest level in the UK. She frequently takes part in Championship events, was part of the agility team that won 1st place at Crufts 2018 and was on Agility Team UK in 2026 in the IMCA World Championships. She is also a Royal Kennel Club qualified judge.
What is agility?
Agility is a fast-paced, thrilling activity that combines skilful dog training and fitness. The handler guides the dog over jumps, through weaves and tunnels and over contact equipment, using food and toys as rewards. It is fun and ever-evolving, with new handling techniques and training methods constantly arising.
Whether you are a total beginner and just want to do agility for the fun of it or you plan to become Crufts champions, the personalised feedback and teaching we provide will support you on your journey.
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When and where are classes held?
Agility classes take place on Canford Magna Road, BH21 3AP
Mondays 17:30-18:30
Tuesdays 11:30-12:00, 13:00-14:00, 14:30-15:30 and 16:30-17:30
Wednesdays 12:00-13:00
Thursdays 11:30-12:30
Fridays 11:30-12:00, 13:00-14:00 and 14:30-15:30
Classes cost £90 for 6 weeks, agility 1-2-1s cost £60 per hour, or 5x 1-2-1s for £250.
6 week course
(rolling)
£90
FAQ
Q. Is there an age limit?
A. Agility is quite intense, so puppies under a year old can't do jumps, full sized contact equipment or weaves. However, there is plenty that they can do as foundation work in classes for when they are old enough. Similarly, as dogs get older, the strain on their joints may cause issues, so with veteran dogs, Hoopers may be a better option.
Q. Is there progression?
A. Yes, there are many agility competitions around the country, and Crazelpuppers will travel to shows together. There are seven grades to progress through, with courses becoming increasingly complex.
Q. Are there weekend classes?
A. Unfortunately not, as Jodie will be competing in agility shows herself over the weekends.
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