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Test Drive Class

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In class, we will sit in a circle and talk through some basic information about agility like:

  • overview of the sport
  • how long it takes to train for agility
  • costs associated with agility
  • general info about competitions
  • skills you can practice at home to prepare your dog for agility class


We'll also introduce your dog to some agility equipment so you can see how they react to it.  Most dogs have a lot of fun!  The class lasts for about an hour.


At the end of class, you'll have the opportunity to take an evaluation to see which Level is the best starting point for your dog to enter classes at Best Friends.


This will be the final Test Drive class held this spring, so don't miss it!


We will meet regardless of weather and there are no refunds.  Advance payment is required.  


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Eligibility and Entry

More details about ACT!

Eligibility and Entry

Any person with a dog that is 15 months old or older that meets the requirements for a regular agility trial can enter these events (requirements available on akc.org). They do not need to be AKC registered at the time of entry. 


The dog cannot have achieved any AKC Agility title.





What is it?

More details about ACT!

Eligibility and Entry

The AKC’s Agility Couse Test (ACT) is an entry level agility event designed to introduce and welcome beginning dogs and their handlers/owners to the sport of agility.  It is a great way for handlers/owners to bond with their dogs.  In addition to demonstrating their dog’s entry level agility skills, handlers/owners will learn some of the basics of the sport, such as how to fill out an entry form, checking in before running, taking their dog in and out of the performance area, and other skills that will assist when moving to regular agility trials (regardless of which venue).  

More details about ACT!

More details about ACT!

More details about ACT!

There are two levels of ACT events – ACT 1 and ACT 2.


ACT 1 

• Run a course at any jump height, 10-12 obstacles

• A-Frame (5’), Table, Jumps, Open Tunnels

• Complete the course in 60 seconds, no missed contacts, no dropped bars, no obstacle attempted more than 3 times, no more than 3 wrong courses

• 2 qualifying scores for title


ACT 2

• Run a course at any height, 11-13 obstacles

• A-Frame (5’), Teeter, Dogwalk (allowed), Tire, Table, Jumps, Spread Jumps (1), Weave Poles (6), Open Tunnels

• Complete the course in 70 seconds, no missed contacts, no dropped bars, no obstacle attempted more than 3 times, no more than 3 wrong courses

• 2 qualifying scores for title 

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