We have all seen those high flying disc catching dogs on TV or in person going after the frisbee. Now your dog can be one of them.

Come learn to play frisbee with your dog and learn "Why Dogs Fly" Have more fun with your dog!

Beginning disc dogs

Safety: The most important aspect of training any athlete is SAFETY. Safety for the dog as well as his human is the focus of all training classes

Proper disc type and size selection for your dog.

Throwing: Ability to throw correctly and easily for a secure catch for your dog.

Catching: Introducing your dog or puppy to the concept of the game and improving his confidence of the catch. Increasing the k9 drive for the disc.

Retrieving: Don’t create poor habits, a fast retrieval with the disc is important especially if you wish to compete. (link to d2isc)

Advanced disc dogs

Throwing: Variety of throwing styles

Freestyle routines: How to move with your dog in a freestyle routine incorporating various throwing techniques.

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Vaulting and overs: The recommended age limit for the dog is over 18 months. Do not attempt to vault or (high jump your K9 before he is ready. The proper equipment to safeguard the human is a must. Freestyle routines can be performed without vaulting or overs.

Flips: Flipping while catching the disc is always a crowd pleaser, but avoid injury and be sure your dog knows how to land. (pic of roxy)

Competition training

Dogs can compete in many different forums. A dog can begin his competition fairly early in his training by competing in the Toss & Fetch category. This category is frequently divided into novice, intermediate, and advanced divisions. Many competitions also have a Junior division for children to compete. Freestyle competitions are frequently linked to Toss & Fetch division called “Open” or for the advanced “Super Open”. (pic of liam & roxy)

Private and Group Classes are available. Contact us for information