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Different strokes for different
folks...
There are several flavours of agility in the UK.
The rules may be slightly different but the game's the same. And it is all fun.
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Kennel Club
We are the UK’s largest organisation
dedicated to protecting and promoting the health and welfare of all
dogs. Besides being a voluntary register for pedigree dogs and
crossbreed dogs, we offer dog owners and those working with dogs an
unparalleled source of education, experience and advice on puppy buying,
dog health, dog training and dog breeding. |
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NADAC
The North American Dog Agility Council, formed in 1999 in North
America, supports dog agility as a fast, safe and enjoyable
competitive sport while striving to protect and advance the interests of
dog agility by encouraging competition and responsible ownership. |
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UK Agility / Agility 4 All
Agility 4 All (A4A) is the new name for
UK Agility was originally developed to promote the growth of agility with the
thought of safety and fun for every dog. In addition, UK Agility
encourages the advancement in training using reward based training
methods. This not only helps to foster a better pet and handler
connection, but also support the atmosphere of a relaxed and friendly
environment for dogs, family and spectators.
Our mission is to provide agility dog competitions that are designed
with all competitors in mind and enable all dogs to achieve a level of
success, while promoting high standards
in competing, training and judging of agility dogs.
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