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Book personalised Agility 121s with Hannah at Sussex County Dog Training. With Hannah’s expertise and guidance during these 121 sessions, you’ll learn the key skills you and your dog need in Agility. Starting with Foundation Level skills to Advanced/Competition, Hannah can tailor an Agility 121 session to suit you.
Price:
1-2-1 Training Session Only £32
Suitable For:
Dogs from +6 months old
Session Length:
25 Minutes
Class Days:
Daytime, Evening
Book 3 pre-paid sessions for only £80, saving you £16!
*excludes Miranda and Sarah & 55 minute 121s
All classes are held at our dog training centre based in Aldingbourne, Chichester | Get Directions
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Hannah has been with SCDT since 2015 and has been doing Agility from a young age. She has competed for many years at Crufts and internationally for the country in several events.
Hannah’s classes currently run throughout the week. She is passionate about teaching Foundation dogs and watching them grow into their future potential.
Josie has been with us for over 12 years and is a superb coach. Prior to starting her own family, she coached for the GB Junior Agility team. She specialises in general obedience, family dog training, and helping families live harmoniously with their dogs.
With such a wealth of experience, she can assist clients with all manner of training, including puppy training, adolescent dog training, and minor problem behaviours. She is also highly experienced in the world of dog sports, including Agility, Canine Fitness Conditioning, and reward structure development.
Miranda has been working with dogs for over 20 years; for the last 12 years, she has specialised in solving behaviour issues such as aggression, separation anxiety and obsessive-compulsive behaviours.
Miranda coaches clients from all walks of life and disciplines from pet dogs to competitive sports dogs to therapy dogs with any issues their owners need her help with.
During the winter period, classes will take place in our Agility Sandschool Barn while, during the summer period, classes will take place outside in our Agility Paddock
We also offer convenient amenities like ample car parking, clean and accessible toilets, and tea and coffee facilities. Don’t forget to check out our on-site shop, stocked with a selection of training tools, toys, and other puppy essentials.
Will Agility be good for my dog?
Agility is good for dogs that love to learn a new skill, are fit and healthy, enjoy retrieving and have energy to burn.
Does my dog need to have done obedience training?
To get the most out of Agility training, your dog will need a basic recall (come back to you when called in a space with other dogs and people). Your dog will also need an understanding of the ‘wait’ cue. These can be taught in our obedience classes (click here)
Will I be able to compete in Agility competitions?
Hannah teaches for both enjoyment and competition. When you decide you would like to compete, she can help you progress by talking you through how to enter competitions and walk courses.
What age should I start doing Agility?
Dogs can start training agility in our classes at one year old and any time after that. If you have a dog under one year old but would like to start agility training, you can do this on a one-to-one basis. Foundation behaviours can be taught in one-to-one sessions.(Please click here.) These will include groundwork, tunnels, and body awareness. However, they do not include any of the impact aspects of the sport until your Dog is over twelve months old.
Which dog sport should I choose Agility Flyball or Hoopers?
Is Agility suitable for all breeds?
Yes, it absolutely is. However, it is vital that all dogs who take part in agility are very fit and healthy. Dogs should also not be overweight, as this can injure them when doing agility. If you are unsure if this applies to your Dog, please consult your vet before signing up for Agility.
How many people can come to training?
We think it’s really important that the whole family can be involved in your dog training. If you have any family members who wish to come along, please feel free to bring them along. You can attend with up to four people, including children. Please make sure an adult always accompanies children.
What should I bring
Flat collar, harness or head collar and lead. Please don’t bring extender leads, slip leads or choke chains.
Good quality treats such as cheese, JR pate, chicken or other soft meaty treats – not their normal kibble. Treats can be purchased at the centre or by visiting www.naturalchoicepetfoods.co.uk where you can use the ‘pick up’ option at the checkout so they’re ready to collect before your session.
Poo bags – Just in case!
Small blanket/bed
Favourite toy/tuggy & a filled Kong – your dog will need something to keep them busy when your trainer is explaining the exercises!
Please make sure you wear suitable clothes and shoes for these sessions, pockets or a treat bag (treat bags also available at the centre) are essential.
Please feel free to bring your own water and your dog’s water bowl unless you are happy for your dog to use the shared communal bowls.
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