Our spring session starts the week of March 2 . Email us to sign up or to be added to the mailing list for the next session. Please email us before the start of the new session if possible as our schedules are based on which classes fill up. We will notify you of class days and times once we have them organized. Emails can be sent to info@wagottawa.ca
Membership Dues
WAG memberships run for the calendar year, so to get the most benefit out of yours, remember to join or renew early in the year. It's $60 for the year ($90 for a family membership), and the benefits include a reduced rate for classes ($90 instead of $120), and use of the club's field and equipment during the warm weather months when we are outside. View a map of our locations on our Contact Us page. |
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WAG Classes
Our students learn for a variety of reasons -- to have fun with their dogs, to spend quality time together and to train for agility competitions. We work with the Greg Derrett handling system to develop confidence and consistent teaching and learning consistency. There are eight levels of classes that offer quality agility training in a relaxed and friendly environment.
Beginner 1
Basic introduction to all agility equipment. Suitable for puppies or dogs with no agility experience.
Beginner 2
Introduces basic handling and reinforces equipment performance. Dogs will not advance past this level until they have matured physically.
Novice 1
Reinforces basic handling and introduces new skills.
Novice 2
Builds on the Novice 1 handling skills and introduces more advanced handling skills as well as agility games.
Novice 3
Develops proficiency on all equipment, works on distance skills and provides experience in analyzing courses.
Intermediate
Develops proficiency in more advanced handling skills, distance work and AAC games and competition courses.
Advanced
Advanced handling skills, course analysis, distance work and directionals.
Masters
Details course analysis with emphasis on consistent precise and nuanced handling.
Our students learn for a variety of reasons -- to have fun with their dogs, to spend quality time together and to train for agility competitions. We work with the Greg Derrett handling system to develop confidence and consistent teaching and learning consistency. There are eight levels of classes that offer quality agility training in a relaxed and friendly environment.
Beginner 1
Basic introduction to all agility equipment. Suitable for puppies or dogs with no agility experience.
Beginner 2
Introduces basic handling and reinforces equipment performance. Dogs will not advance past this level until they have matured physically.
Novice 1
Reinforces basic handling and introduces new skills.
Novice 2
Builds on the Novice 1 handling skills and introduces more advanced handling skills as well as agility games.
Novice 3
Develops proficiency on all equipment, works on distance skills and provides experience in analyzing courses.
Intermediate
Develops proficiency in more advanced handling skills, distance work and AAC games and competition courses.
Advanced
Advanced handling skills, course analysis, distance work and directionals.
Masters
Details course analysis with emphasis on consistent precise and nuanced handling.
