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Queenstown Dog Agility Club

Queenstown's only Dogs NZ affiliated agility club - agility for fun and competition

Welcome

We are all about dogs here at QDAC, focusing mainly on dog agility training, and helping people build great relationships with their dogs.

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Dog agility is about having fun with your best friend. It's about speed and accuracy as your dog runs through tunnels, over dog walks, jumps A-frames, see-saws and more.

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We offer classes and support in every stage of your agility journey from foundation to competition, so whether you want to build a better relationship with your companion or want to compete, we can help.

Congratulations to our two junior members!

Jess and Sarah, two of QDAC’s junior members, competed at the South Island interschools champs on the 8th of June. Jess and her dog Zoom won both the experienced agility and experienced jumper titles. Jess also picked up a 3rd in experienced jumpers with her second dog Flare. Sarah, having her first time out competing, came second in open jumpers (competitors are assigned a dog at random and have 10 minutes to learn how to run it). Jess got 3rd in the same class with little Nugget, a border collie x papillon. Between the two girls they gained enough points to take the Top Schools trophy back to its rightful home at Wakatipu High School.

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WHAT WE OFFER

Queenstown Dog Agility Club put dog and handler safety first.  We train you to train your dog to enjoy doing the equipment in a safe and effective way.​​​

FOUNDATION CLASSES

This four week course introduces dogs and handlers to the basics of agility: the equipment, commands, training techniques. It is a requirement that this course is completed before joining the club for regular training. Email QDAC2020@gmail.com to enquire about our next course.

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BEGINNERS AGILITY 

Handling 101, turns, crosses, raised equipment (age depending) and weaves.

PRE-COMP AND COMPETITION CLASSES

Training continues after beginners to get you and your dog up to the point where you can run full courses over all equipment, and if you want, compete.​

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