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The agility club will be moving to our winter venue at Westfield Stables, Steeple Aston on Wednesday 5th October. Classes are at the usual times: Beginners at 7pm. 23/09/2011


Lessons are held every Wednesday evening starting at 7pm during the winter darker nights at Westfield Stables, Fenway, Steeple Aston, Oxon. OX25 4SS,  directions to venue . During the summer months  and for private day time lessons,  in a field in Station Road, Blackthorn, near Bicester, Oxon  directions to venue

Private one to one lessons are by arrangement at either venue at a time to suit you.

Agility is a great sport for both humans and dogs and has added bonuses:

Anyone can do agility, young children and the over 60's 

Any type of dog can do agility- pedigree or crossbreed.

Size doesn’t matter, we teach small, medium and large dogs.

Agility helps to create a partnership between you and your dog.

Agility helps dogs to gain in confidence and it gives them a chance to use their brains. 

It is great exercise for both dogs and their owner without them realising it!!

TUITION - 

             in groups of up to 8 handlers and their dogs or 

            on a one-to-one basis

Dogs need to be at least 9 months old to start training for agility.

Your trainer is Jennie Fairweather who is an Agility Club Approved Basic Instructor and has many years experience training handlers & dogs for agility. Jennie owns Cairn Terriers and has competed with them  in agility. Jennie is currently training up one of her younger cairns and has started competiting with him this year.

To get further details of the agility classes download a  Agility club leaflet or send me on: ockcairns@yahoo.com

If you want more information on agility, click on this link  Agilitynet website

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