Happy Dog Agility & More, LLC

Happy Dog Agility offers beginning agility classes that teach dogs how to use agility equipment like jumps, tunnels, contacts, and weave poles. They also emphasize the importance of basic obedience and puppy socialization as foundational skills for agility. The business hosts UKI and USDAA agility trials throughout the year, providing opportunities for dogs to qualify for national competitions.

Pricing Summary

Payment for classes is required, and for trials, a one-time dog registration fee and payment for classes are needed.

Policies

Classes are not held on the weekends of Happy Dog Agility trials. Clients should check the event calendar for specific dates when classes are cancelled due to trials.

Happy Dog Agility & More, LLC, established in 1998, serves the dog sports community by providing quality instructors and classes. They are committed to ensuring customer satisfaction.

The business primarily focuses on agility training, teaching dogs how to navigate equipment such as jumps, tunnels, contacts, and weave poles. They also emphasize the importance of basic obedience commands, puppy socialization, and developing a strong connection between the dog and handler for success in agility.

Happy Dog Agility hosts UKI and USDAA trials, offering opportunities for dogs and handlers to compete and qualify for national events like Cynosports and the West Coast Open. Sandy Scott, a key figure, enjoys helping students and dogs become great teammates.

Accomplishments

Happy Dog Agility has been serving the dog sports community since 1998. Sandy Scott, a trainer, started agility in 2005 and has competed with multiple shelties, including Maverick, Daisy, Skylar, and Radar. Her dogs have achieved numerous titles and awards, such as PDCH, ADCH, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum Lifetime Achievement Awards, Grand Prix champion, Speed Jumping Finalist, and various championship wins at regional and national events like Cynosports.

How to Get Started!

To get started in agility, a dog should know basic commands and have a good connection with the owner/handler. Interested individuals can check the beginning class schedule on the classes page. To sign up for a class or private lesson, contact Sandy Scott via email to check availability. A required registration form must be completed to attend classes.

For trials, dogs need to be registered with the specific organization (e.g., UKI or USDAA) by creating an account and paying a one-time registration fee online. Once a registration number is obtained, participants can sign up for a trial by completing and mailing the registration form along with payment to the trial secretary.