Dog Agility Class New York City
You've seen it on Animal Planet and ESPN...teach your dog to crawl through tunnels, walk across a see-saw, jump through hoops, leap over hurdles and more! Agility strengthens the bond between you and your dog, teaches you and your dog to work as a team and is a great way for you and your dog to have a blast!
We offer agility classes in our 2,500 square foot training cente...
You've seen it on Animal Planet and ESPN...teach your dog to crawl through tunnels, walk across a see-saw, jump through hoops, leap over hurdles and more! Agility strengthens the bond between you and your dog, teaches you and your dog to work as a team and is a great way for you and your dog to have a blast!
We offer agility classes in our 2,500 square foot training center in Soho. Classes are divided as follows:
Beginner Level: Open to dogs of any age with no prior agility experience. This class will introduce the basics in obstacle performance, foundation jump training, target training, directionals and handling fundamentals. Obedience commands such as sit, down and stay will also be reviewed. This class should be repeated as often as necessary before moving on to the next level per instructor.
Advanced Beginner: Appropriate for dog/handler teams that have been through Beginner Level. This class will cover more detailed information regarding obstacle training, contact training, weave poles and handling. Use of play, toy and food rewards will be covered. Dogs should be comfortable on most equipment. This class will continue to build on the skills that were introduced in beginner agility and will focus on more handling techniques, sequencing and obstacle independence. Techniques on building a working relationship and stronger bond between dog and handler will also be covered.
Intermediate Level: Instructor approval required for participation in this class. Dog/handler teams need to be proficient on all obstacles including weave poles. Advanced level handling and complex sequences will be the focus of this class.
Choose from 1 available session:
When
Usual availability/office hours:
5:00 PM - 9:15 PM
Where
- Animal Haven
251 Centre St
New York, NY 10013 | Manhattan/Little Italy
Price: $350.00
Offers discounts or promotional pricing!
Notes: This course meets for 6 weeks, one hour per week. The fee is $350 f... see more
Notes:
This course meets for 6 weeks, one hour per week. The fee is $350 for the first course you take and there is a $25 discount for each course thereafter until $300.
see lessType
- 1:1 / Private Lessons
- Class / Group Sessions
Reviews write a review
-
"Really Fantastic Dog Training School!"
-
- Roberta Skylar
- New York, NY
Review of Andrea Arden Dog Training, June 25, 2009
I enjoyed this so much...I had read Dog Friendly Dog Training by Andrea and decided to attend a class for my adult dog. It was just wonderful.
I enjoyed this so much...I had read Dog Friendly Dog Training by Andrea and decided to attend a class for my adult dog. It was just wonderful.
- Pros:
- Helpful, Engaging, Smart, Patient, Funny, Fun, Good communicator
- How was this location?:
- Awesome
- How was the price?:
- Great value
I would recommend this teacher
-
Ready to learn?
Price: $350.00
Offers discounts or promotional pricing!
Notes: This course meets for 6 weeks, one hour per week. The fee is $350 f... see more
Notes:
This course meets for 6 weeks, one hour per week. The fee is $350 for the first course you take and there is a $25 discount for each course thereafter until $300.
see less-
- Listed by
- Andrea Arden Dog Training
-
- Contact teacher
Andrea Arden Dog Training also offers:
Favorited By add me
- Does this look like a class you'd love?
Bookmark it by clicking "add me". We'll save your complete list of favorites on your profile page, for whenever you want it.
Related Articles
Managing Your Puppy’s Behavior
Posted by Fawn J Pierre in Dog Training
Managing Your Puppy’s Behavior Raising a puppy can be really enjoyable or really frustrating. It all depends on how you manage his environment with the amount of freedom bei...
Surf's Up! Part One
Posted by Linda McVay in Dog Training
I call it counter surfing, you might simply call it stealing. Food just seems to disappear from the kitchen counter, off the dining room table, from the baby's highchair or even from the barbec...