JAG – Dog Agility Training Club

JAG offers classes, seminars, and clinics focused on dog agility. They also host AKC and UKI trials. Members have access to an outdoor practice area seven days a week. The club also provides demonstrations for local schools and charities.

Pricing Summary

PayPal is accepted for classes, seminars, and other club expenses. Specific pricing rates are not provided.

Policies

Class Policies and Seminar Cancellation Policy are mentioned as available for review via links, but the content of these policies is not provided in the text.

JAG (Jersey Agility of Central NJ) is a dog agility club established in 2000 to serve the Greater Monmouth and Ocean County Area in Central NJ. The club offers a variety of services including seminars, clinics, guest instructors, and lessons focused on dog agility.

A unique advantage of JAG is its outdoor practice area, which is accessible to members seven days a week. The club is affiliated with several prominent dog sports organizations, including AKC, USDAA, CPE, UKI, and VALOR.

JAG also provides demonstrations for local schools, charities, and other events. They accept PayPal for classes, seminars, and other club expenses, making payments convenient for members.

Accomplishments

JAG members and their dogs have achieved numerous titles across various organizations including AKC, USDAA, CPE, UKI, and NADAC. Notable achievements include multiple MACH (Master Agility Champion) titles in AKC, ADCh (Agility Dog Champion) titles in USDAA, and various titles in other sports like Barn Hunt, Lure Coursing, Fast CAT, Scent Work, Herding, Obedience, Rally, and Trick Dog.

The club recognizes outstanding achievements through special awards such as the JAG Spotlight Award for national/international recognition, Most Improved (small and large breed) for dedication and talent, the JAG Outstanding Rescue Award for first-class partners, and the JAG Sportsmanship Award and President’s Award for service and devotion to the club. Several members have achieved high rankings and placements in national competitions and specialty events.

How to Get Started!

To join JAG, prospective members must attend one general membership meeting, work three classes at an AKC or UKI trial, complete one JAG class session, and be sponsored by two JAG members in good standing. Information on attending a first meeting or becoming a member can be obtained by emailing the membership chair.