Fenzi Dog Sports Academy

August 2025
December 2025

August 2025

AG140: Building and Maintaining A Start Line

Many dogs start out their agility career with a good start line. But, over time that start line behavior deteriorates. Why do good start lines break down for some dogs and not others? How can some dogs have great st...

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)

AG325: Do I Turn or Do I Go Now: Cue Clarity for Jumps & Tunnels

New class for the August 2025 session.

Bronagh Daly(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)

December 2025

AG190: The Glue for Future Agility Stars

This course is different than most agility foundation classes. Rather than introducing obstacle and flatwork skills needed to run an agility course, this class lays out the critical skills (the glue) your dog needs ...