Quicksilver Canine

Classes are offered in 6-week sessions for agility, barn hunt, recall, and flyball, with levels ranging from beginner to advanced. Classes are scheduled on weekdays in the evening and afternoon. Students must contact the instructor directly before registering. Advanced classes are restricted to current students. Drop-ins are permitted with instructor approval. Workshops and events are hosted periodically with guest trainers.

Pricing Summary

6-week group classes cost $200–$210. Drop-in sessions are $35 with prior instructor approval. Payment is made via invoice after acceptance into a class. Checks or money orders may be sent to their mailing address.

Policies

New students must contact the instructor directly before registering. Registration is not complete until an invoice is received. Payment must be made via invoice or mailed check. A confirmation email is required to verify registration submission. Classes require a minimum of 2 students to run.

Quicksilver Canine is a family-owned indoor canine training and events center in Julian, NC, founded in 2017 by Deb Norman, Julie Jenkins, and Leerie Jenkins. They offer group dog training classes in agility, barn hunt, recall bootcamp, and flyball, led by experienced trainers including Deb Norman and Julie Jenkins. Julie is a multi-sport dog trainer with championship-level experience in agility, flyball, obedience, and more, and her training style emphasizes fun, cooperative learning and building strong handler-dog relationships. The facility hosts dog sports events, trials, and workshops with nationally recognized trainers like Mary Ellen Barry. They provide a welcoming, community-focused environment with regulation equipment and a dedicated barn for barn hunt. The business also offers facility rentals and hosts events for dog sports enthusiasts.

Classes are structured in 6-week sessions with options for beginners to advanced competitors, and drop-ins are available with prior instructor approval. New students must contact the instructor directly before registering. The facility supports a wide range of dog sports and welcomes dogs of all breeds, sizes, and training levels.

In addition to training, Quicksilver Canine serves as an event venue for agility trials, flyball competitions, and other canine events, making it a hub for dog sport communities in the Triad region.

Accomplishments

Julie Jenkins’ flyball team, Fur Fun, has won 25 Regional Championships and multiple national titles including NAFA 2014 CanAm Multibreed Grand Champions, 2015/2018/2019 National Overall Multibreed Champions, 2017 NAFA National Champions, and 2018 Flyball Open World Cup Champions in France.

How to Get Started!

Interested dog owners must contact Deb Norman at normanlandsouth@gmail.com to determine class suitability before registering. Registration is completed via an online form, and acceptance is confirmed by receipt of an invoice. A captcha must be completed to ensure submission.