Sirius Dog Agility Training Center

Classes are structured in eight-week sessions, one hour per week, offered at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. New students must complete at least two prior 6–8 week obedience courses and submit proof. Beginners are enrolled when space and scheduling allow. Dogs with prior agility experience must undergo an evaluation to determine appropriate class placement. Private lessons are available for individualized training needs.

Pricing Summary

Session fees are $250 for one dog (paid via Zelle/check/cash) or $260 (via PayPal/credit card); $480/$500 for two dogs; $710/$740 for three dogs. All new students must pay via PayPal or Zelle. Fees cover an eight-week session with one hour of weekly training.

Policies

New students must complete a Student Information Form and provide proof of prior obedience training before being accepted. No classes are currently open for new enrollment. Students must pay via PayPal or Zelle upon registration. There is no mention of cancellation, rescheduling, or make-up policies.

Sirius Dog Agility Training Center is a private agility training facility located in Tucker, Georgia, just outside Atlanta. Owned and operated by experienced regional agility competitors, the center offers group classes for dogs at all levels—from Beginner to Advanced—using positive reinforcement methods that include clicker training. Classes are held Monday through Thursday evenings, with limited daytime options, and run in eight-week sessions lasting one hour per week. New students must provide proof of completion of at least two 6–8 week dog obedience courses before enrolling. Private lessons are available by request for evaluation or tailored training. The facility features both indoor and outdoor training areas with well-maintained agility equipment. The center does not offer grooming, boarding, walking, or other pet services beyond agility training.

All training is focused on competition and agility development, with an emphasis on shaping behaviors through reward-based methods. The facility is not puppy-proofed to the extent some owners expect, and cleanliness has been noted as inconsistent in reviews.

The center does not offer in-home, board-and-train, day training, or video-based services. Training is exclusively facility-based and group-oriented, with private sessions available as an add-on.

Accomplishments

The instructors are among the most experienced and accomplished agility competitors in the region, with many years of collective experience in competitive agility training.

How to Get Started!

Prospective students must first provide proof of completion of two 6–8 week dog obedience classes. Then, they must complete the New Student Information Form. Upon authorization, they receive an access code to complete the New Student Registration form. Private lesson inquiries require emailing with contact details and preferred instructor.