Agility Possibilities

Programs are structured as 6- or 8-week group classes held once weekly for 1 hour. Foundation Agility begins with basic obstacles and handling, progressing to sequences. Advanced classes introduce off-leash work, start-line stays, and competition-level obstacles. Scentwork classes limit enrollment to 4 dogs. Feisty but Happy and Life Skills classes are taught by Kathy Baily and require pre-evaluation. Life Skills II builds on basic skills with heeling, stays, tricks, and CGC prep. Leash Walk Class is a 2-week intensive. All classes require pre-registration and vaccination records.

Pricing Summary

Class fees range from $25 for a 1.5-hour Paws On! workshop to $160 for 8-week group classes (1 hour/week). Scentwork is $125 for 6 weeks. Payments are due in full on the first day of class, cash or check only. Private consultations available upon request with pricing not listed.

Policies

All classes require pre-registration. Dogs must be friendly and social. Vaccination records must be brought to the first class. Class fees are non-refundable and due in full on the first day. Payments accepted only in cash or check. Participants must sign a COVID-19 waiver before attending.

Agility Possibilities is a dog training center located in Oak Creek, WI, offering positive reinforcement-based agility and behavior training for dogs of all ages and breeds. Founded by Judi Fischer, the facility features a climate-controlled indoor course, allowing year-round training regardless of weather. Classes include Introduction to Agility, Foundation, Advanced Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Agility, as well as specialized programs like Scentwork, Life Skills for puppies and adults, Life Skills II for advanced skills and Canine Good Citizen prep, Leash Walk Class, and Feisty but Happy for reactive or feisty dogs. All classes use only positive training methods, with no punishment or harsh corrections. The facility also hosts monthly Paws On! workshops for sampling agility obstacles. Classes are taught by Judi Fischer and Kathy Baily, CPDT-KA, who bring expertise in behavior modification and positive training. The center emphasizes building strong dog-owner bonds through teamwork, focus, and encouragement.

Dogs must be friendly and social to attend, and all participants must provide current vaccination records. Registration is required for all classes, with payments due in full on the first day (cash or check only). Private consultation sessions are available upon request.

The facility is located directly across from Farm & Fleet and welcomes all dog types, including shy, reactive, or senior dogs, with small class sizes to ensure individual attention.

Accomplishments

Judi Fischer is the founder and primary trainer, known for her passion and positive methods. Kathy Baily, CPDT-KA, teaches specialized classes including Life Skills and Feisty but Happy. Both trainers are recognized for their expertise in positive reinforcement and behavior modification.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients must pre-register for any class via the website or by contacting Judi at judi_trainer@hotmail.com. First-time participants must download and complete a registration form and bring it along with their dog’s current vaccination records to the first class. For Feisty but Happy and Life Skills classes, an initial evaluation with Kathy Baily is required before enrollment.