AGILITY LEAGUE

What is Agility League?
It is a non-sanctioned form of the sport that focuses on playing a variety of agility games. Think of it as 8 weeks of FUN MATCHES!

Agility league play is like being in a bowling league, except that you don't bowl you do agility! League play is intended as a recreational activity for those who meet the eligibility requirements.

** A GREAT way to get used to playing Games and strategizing for new challenges! **
** A GREAT way to get your young dogs some practice! **
** A GREAT new experience for handlers! **

It is a form of the sport that focuses on playing a variety of agility games. There will be different types of games that may fall under the following types:

Strategy - These require the handler to develop careful strategy to gain the best score.

Silly - These might involve dressing up in funny clothes, the handler doing the agility obstacle or using water cannons as part of play.

Training - These have specific training objectives and may or may not be the kind of game you'd find in regular competition events.

Team - These involve play by two or more dogs and their handlers, possibly being on the course at the same time.

Additionally - you will make new friends amongst a terrific group of people that are there to have a great time with their dog AND a themed Potluck dinner follows each night with amazing food and drink!

Terrific prizes awarded to the MVP (Most Valuable Pup) each evening and overall League Team winners and overall League MVP winner awarded at the end of League.

We operate under a set of league rules that are not sanctioned. League may be made up of at least 2 teams made up of 2-7 handler/dog partners. Dogs and Handlers must be advanced enough to play the game with speed, accuracy and control. Teams will be determined by draw, and will remain the same for the entire 8 weeks of play.

******************************* 2 ways to register *****************************************
As a Full Team Member - means you can commit to at least 6 of the 8 weeks

As an Alternate - means you can only participate on some of the nights.

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Alternates are handlers that cannot commit to at least 6 weeks, but can make some of the days (see schedule dates below) Alternates will be welcomed on ANY night they can attend to try for MVP that evening!

Bring your dog and play with us - we guarantee a GREAT TIME with FUN PEOPLE!

 

photos by Mike Winters