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Welcome to Agility Bits. The dog agility site that has something for everyone.  I hope you have fun browsing.  If you want to have a go at making your own equipment there's several pages on how I've done it for next to nothing or see more equipment below.  There's also an agility fun section which includes how to teach the dogwalk using planks and a cat.  There's plenty of information for beginners in the classes and shows section, but even if you're not an agility person why not just enjoy browsing the site for all the other doggie articles.
Just a final note.  Virtually all of the training on these pages and on the website relates to my dogs and the way I train them.  Unfortunately I can't advise on behavioural problems.  If you are having trouble with your dog your best course is to contact a local trainer who can be there to help you.     
Have fun and happy jumping.



More Equipment - Here's an interesting auction currently on ebay.  
 

Don't forget, if this isn't quite what you're looking for agility equipment can be found in the Doggie shop.


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Don't forget to read the latest on the Dog Blog.  "A new tunnel for the dogs"


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Shave my yeti
Silly but fun.

 

On the go At last, Tyson the skateboarding bulldog has his own website.  If you've never seen Tyson in action before you really must see his website.  Prepare to be amazed.

If you enjoyed watching Tyson why not try a computer game? So far we have Maxim's Seaside Adventure and Maxim's Day Out  (These only seem to work in Internet Explorer.)

Updates 

 

Alfie's Heart - Thanks to everyone who contributed towards Alfie's fund he is now on the road to recovery.  Here's an update

Easy Garden Jump
This is probably going to be the easiest garden jump you'll ever make.  The good news is you don't need any carpentry skills. 

Picture showing Pembroke Welsh CorgiBreeds directory
Latest page added -  The Pembroke Welsh  Corgi.
The cocker spaniel page has been updated with more photos and comments on working cockers.

We now have so many comments on the patterdale terrier that we really can't publish any more. However,  Patterdales have their own category on the forum. Please see the forum ad at the top of the page.

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Starting Agility - Here's three really useful video clips from Youtube.  One shows the agility from the beginner dog's point of view and the others are on weave entries. Do have a look.

Rabbit Agility
You just have to see this.  I've just found these rabbit agility hurdles on ebay. 

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Most Popular Dogs Names 2008
A new survey is underway to find out the most popular dogs' names in 2008. We've had a total of 817 names sent in so far and I'll give you three guesses as to which name is in the lead again.  Can you spare a minute to help with the survey?

Simple Jump Wings
Here's some simple jump wings that you can make.  They won't cost you a fortune either.

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Wait At The Start Challenge
Here's some fun for the new season.  It's the Wait at the Start Challenge for creepy crawly dogs that can't sit still in front of a line of jumps. 
If you want to join in and you complete the challenge you can print off a certificate and join the Hall of Fame.   

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How to get started in agility
Are you thinking about taking up agility?  This page will help you with the basic information you need to get started.

If some of the pages on the site look different it's because I'm doing a make over with a different menu and a slightly different look.  It's going to take ages so please bear with me and hope that I don't change my mind and put it all back again.


 



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