Unleash Your Dog’s Full Potential with  Heather's Dog Agility School!  

Teach your dog to touch their nose to your hand on cue, an essential skill for guiding them through agility courses. This foundation improves focus, precision, and responsiveness to your signals.

Builds body awareness and coordination by encouraging your dog to move into, stand in, and navigate around a defined space. This playful exercise also improves your dog’s understanding of spatial cues.

Introduce your dog to safe, controlled jumping with proper form. This skill strengthens muscles, enhances coordination, and teaches your dog to navigate obstacles confidently.

Teach your dog to circle cones, poles, or other objects on cue. This skill improves focus, balance, and responsiveness while preparing them for more complex agility maneuvers.

Struggling with potty training? Whether you have a new puppy or a rescue dog adjusting to a new home, we’ll guide you through a proven potty training routine that teaches your dog where and when to go—and how to prevent accidents before they happen. This training also includes tips for crate training, recognizing your dog’s potty signals, and handling setbacks calmly.

Help your dog build confidence by walking on different textures, like mats, tarps, or wobble boards. This exercise reduces hesitation and prepares them for agility obstacles with varying surfaces.

Training your dog to target specific ground spots with their nose enhances precision and focus. This skill is crucial for agility contacts and obstacle navigation.

Build coordination and bravery by teaching your dog to crawl under tables, pass through tunnels, and navigate tight spaces. This exercise improves body awareness and problem-solving.

Introduce moving platforms or objects to increase your dog’s confidence with balance and stability. This skill ensures your dog feels comfortable on teeter boards and seesaws.

Expose your dog to various sounds in a controlled, positive environment. This reduces anxiety around agility environments, where noise from equipment and crowds can be overwhelming.

Teach your dog how to confidently navigate contact equipment like the A-frame, dog walk, and teeter. Emphasis is placed on hitting contact zones for safety and precision.

Learn how to use toys effectively as motivational rewards during training. This method keeps your dog engaged, excited, and eager to learn.

Improve teamwork by teaching your dog to stay tuned to your movements and directions. This skill ensures smoother, more enjoyable runs on the agility course.

Teach your dog to wait patiently at the start line until you give the cue to move. This self-control exercise is crucial for safe, successful agility runs.

Master essential handling techniques to guide your dog through obstacles smoothly. You’ll learn front crosses, rear crosses, and other key maneuvers for clear communication.

Teach your dog to navigate weave poles with accuracy and speed. This challenging but fun skill builds focus, body control, and agility finesse.