Fenzi Dog Sports Academy

June 2026

AG220: Building and Maintaining Stopped Contacts

Many dogs start their agility career with good stopped contact performance. But over time, the behavior or the criteria changes and morphs into something undesirable. What causes that to happen? This class ...

Nancy Gagliardi Little(Faculty)

AG305: Velcro No More! Distance and Layering Skills

Do you have a dog that you have to run to each and every obstacle with? How about a dog that doesn't commit to obstacles as soon as they are cued? Do you want to run courses that utilize distance and layering? This ...

Loretta Mueller(Faculty)

AG315: Precision Charged Weave Poles - Where Energy Meets Accuracy

Over the years, I have seen a need for a different approach to teaching and handling dogs during weave pole training. The typical approach is to keep things simple and gradually build the dog's performance into 12 c...

Nancy Gagliardi Little(Faculty)

AG330: Agility Drills for Better Timing

This class will focus on that ever illusive TIMING that everyone talks about. What does your instructor mean when they say "You are LATE...AGAIN"? When exactly does YOUR dog need the info to turn, to go straight, t...

Loretta Mueller(Faculty)

AG475: Big Feelings: Building the Ideal Brain State for Agility

Does your dog get big feelings around or during agility? You’ve come to the right place! Do they get amped up, over-aroused, or too high in the face of obstacles, midst of sequencing, or even the environment itself...

Bronagh Daly(Faculty)

July 2026

A3003: Fix Your Sprint: Common Handler Errors & Easy Fixes

3 WEEK CLASS - Running feels… off. Heavy.Clunky.Like you’re trying hard but not actually getting faster. Maybe your legs feel slow, your timing feels awkward, or you just can’t seem to find that smooth, power...

Liz Joyce(Faculty)

August 2026

AG316: Precision Charged Weaves - Handler Choice

Did you miss registration for “AG315 - Precision Charged Weaves Poles” last session? Did you take the class, and would you like to continue to get feedback on your weave progress? This handler’s choice class allows ...

Nancy Gagliardi Little(Faculty)

AG385: Power Steering! Fast Transitions from Speed to Collection

Instructor: Loretta Mueller

Loretta Mueller(Faculty)

AG600: Fit to Jump: Fitness for Agility Dogs

Fitness is useful for all dogs, but especially for those participating in training and competition in performance sports. Working through a complete fitness workout regularly can positively impact cardiovascular fit...

Kelly Daniel(Faculty)

October 2026

AG140: Building and Maintaining A Start Line

Many dogs begin their agility careers with a solid start line - only to see that behavior slowly unravel over time. Why does a reliable start line hold up for some dogs but not others? Why do some teams struggle, ev...

Nancy Gagliardi Little(Faculty)

AG380: Agility Drills - Get a Responsive Dog!

Does your dog have a tendency to ignore your commands on course? Or "blow you off"? Do you feel you need clarity in the information you are giving to your dog? Is your dog a tunnel sucker? How do you fix it? In t...