Simply print and fill out the application for membership form, include a check, and mail to address at bottom of form. Membership fees are $35 for a single membership or $40 for a family.

Members receive a $10 discount on classes. We also offer Title Plaques for member dogs and well as first chance for enrolling in classes, within a timely manner. Members also vote for board members: Individual memberships get one vote, and Family memberships get two votes.

Jr Handlers must be at least 10 years old and will receive a $25 discount on classes.

Before applying for agility classes we require that your dog has completed an obedience class or has completed AKC’s Canine Good Citizen (CGC) program. Action Agility offers CGC testing on a periodic basis.

We recommend waiting until your dog is 9mos to a year old before starting agility training. Initial training should consist mainly of flatwork and low jumps. Your dog’s growth plates are not closed until the dog is between 12 and 18 months of age.

Absolutely! Older dogs become young again when training and enjoying time with their owners. If you want to compete, you can do so in the Veterans division. Dogs 7 years and older (or owners 60 years and older) may compete in the Veteran’s Division which gives them a 4-inch break in all classes, and they will receive the time allotted to the shorter height as well in all classes.

We offer Fall, Winter, and Spring sessions. The Fall session usually starts the last week of September, Winter session starts the first or second week in January, and the Spring session starts the third or fourth week in March. Registrations for non-students and non-members are accepted starting August 25th for Fall session, November 25th for Winter session, and February 25th for Spring session. Each session is 8 weeks long and Cost $100

Class sessions are an hour long and meet once a week for 8 weeks. The cost for a session is $100.

Action Agility requires documentation of current Rabies vaccination on the first night of class. We also recommend Bordetella (kennel cough), Lepto, and Parvo vaccinations.

Send an email to the club and we will make arrangements to perform an assessment for you and your dog to determine the best class for you.

Absolutely! While attending classes, ask your instructors what would be beneficial for you to practice at home. Keep in mind never go too far to fast with your dog…keep training sessions short and fun.

We do not offer make-up classes. You can miss up to 2 classes and still successfully complete the class. If you miss more than 2 classes, you will be asked to repeat the class.

Refunds will be offered if the dog or handler is injured/ill and can’t continue class, if the dog goes into heat during class, or if the dog is asked to leave class due to aggression. If you are planning to come back the following session the fee could be applied to the next session in lieu of a refund.

Not at all! While our classes are designed to get you and your dog competition ready, that doesn’t mean that you must compete. Some of our members compete in both NADAC and AKC trials, some only compete in our annual trial, and some just attend our training classes for fun and to strengthen the bond with their dogs.

You will need to register your dog with NADAC to receive a registration number. You can register on line and receive a number immediately. You will have 30 days to send payment ($25) to NADAC.

NADAC (North American Dog Agility Council) requires your dog to be at least 18 months old to compete. AKC (American Kennel Club) is slightly less restrictive as they require your dog to be at least 15 month of age to compete.