WAG, Inc.

WAG, Inc. offers five seven-week sessions of dog agility classes annually, with a winter break from mid-November to February. Classes are structured for various levels: Pre-Agility Beginner 1, 2 & 3, Intermediate, and Advanced. Pre-agility classes, held Monday evenings at 6 PM, focus on basic agility skill building and equipment introduction. Dogs must be at least 1 year old and possess good obedience skills and socialization to enroll in pre-agility.

Group classes are held in the evenings, Monday through Thursday, for one hour each week. Semi-private or private classes may be available by appointment during the daytime. Drop-in classes are also offered for intermediate and advanced level dogs, subject to instructor permission. For those unsure of their dog’s appropriate class level, WAG, Inc. provides evaluations to assist with placement.

Pricing Summary

The cost for a seven-week agility session is $175.00 for adults and $60.00 for Junior Handlers (ages 10-17) when paid via check or cash. Online payments incur a slightly higher fee due to PayPal processing, with adult sessions costing $182 and junior sessions costing $62. Online entry convenience fees are added to all online transactions for trials and events.

WAG, Inc. specializes exclusively in dog agility classes, operating under the motto “Happy Dogs WAG!”. They offer group classes in five seven-week sessions each year, with a break during the winter months from mid-November until February. Classes cater to all skill levels, from pre-agility for beginners to advanced competition levels.

The business also serves as a venue for agility trials and events, and their 25-acre facility is available for rent by clubs for various dog events, workshops, and seminars. The facility features two agility rings, one covered (80×160) and one fenced grass (90×240), along with 22 RV sites equipped with water and electrical hookups for event participants.

WAG, Inc. is actively involved in community charity initiatives, including an annual “Toys for Tots” drive in collaboration with the Marines and fundraising efforts for the Morris Animal Foundation to support K9 Cancer research.

Accomplishments

The WAG team has been recognized as the top fundraising team for the Morris Animal Foundation K9 Cancer walk for a number of years.

How to Get Started!

To begin, interested individuals should contact Justine, the training coordinator, via email or by filling out the contact form on the website. This is necessary to inquire about class availability or to be added to the waiting list. There is a significant waiting list for the pre-agility class, which currently takes approximately one year to get into the program. New students must obtain a specific enrollment link from the training coordinator. When contacting, it is helpful to include details about your interests and your dog’s current training level, specifying if you wish to join the pre-agility waiting list or be evaluated for a higher level if you have prior agility training.