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There are few obstacles that dogs enjoy more than dog agility jumps, but there’s no getting around the fact that jumping-related injuries can and do occur. Keeping your furry friend safe during training and competition is always foremost on every handler’s mind, but there are a few tips that can…

If you’ve been thinking about dog agility and whether or not your furry pal is a great match for it, maybe it’s time to take the plunge and get started. At Carlson Agility, we can help you with all of the agility dog supplies you might need, and provide you…

If you took a poll of dog agility handlers and asked them which obstacle is the hardest to teach, the agility weave poles would definitely top the list. Why are these obstacles so difficult to teach? Unlike other types of dog agility equipment, such as jumps and tunnels, weaves don’t…

Many people get their start in agility by joining an agility club, and that can be a smart idea, particularly if you aren’t quite sure if your dog will love agility. Once you start progressing and working up to competition level, though, it’s wise to start purchasing your own dog…

While you might think that dog agility sets are only for owners who want their dog to compete in agility contests, there are several other reasons why it might be a great idea to consider using agility sets for dogs, including the following. 1. The Obesity Factor In a 2017…

Dog agility is one of the most exciting sports to watch, but it’s even more fun to participate. If you have a canine companion and you are considering trying out dog agility, you might be wondering if your dog is a good match for agility and what type of dogs…

When you begin teaching your sweet pooch some dog agility skills, you’ll find that every piece of dog agility equipment presents some training challenges. In the case of the agility a-frame, many dogs are a bit nervous about this contact obstacle, but if you follow our handy tips for success,…