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Kennel Club risk assessment for agility shows
We'll be carrying out the recommendations for entrances and exits at our next show.  What difference will it make?

Minutes of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council meeting held June 2012
These minutes include a personal Message from South West rep Tony Griffin who has now retired from the Council.  Thank you for being our rep for the last 18 years.  A good job well done.
 

Minutes of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council meeting held on 19th January 2012
These minutes include the progress with the discussions on the strategic direction for agility.
 

Minutes of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council meeting held on 23 June 2011
These minutes include the new regs about judging of spouses and the new weave spacings.
 

Minutes of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council meeting held on 20th January 2011
Here are the minutes from the KCALC.  The document can be opened in "Word".  You can download a free Word viewer if you don't have the program on your computer. 

Minutes of the Kennel Club Agility Liaison Council meeting held on 17th June 2010
Here are the latest minutes from the KCALC.  There is also an annexe to the minutes which can be found here.
These two documents can be opened in "Word".  You can download a free Word viewer if you don't have the program on your computer. 

The Kennel Club  Agility and Flyball regulations for 2011
These can be downloaded from the KC website or you can buy your own copy for £1.50 including p&p.

The Kennel Club Agility Pages
The Kennel Club has it's own agility section where you can find all sorts of useful information plus a show diary.  The diary is in pdf format and it includes everything, not just agility.
 

Measuring
Measuring - before you compete for the first time at  Kennel Club show you dog must be officially measured by two registered measurers.  Here's all the information you need on measuring plus a booklet to download that gives the official measuring guidelines.
 

Rules for Agility Dog Names
The Kennel Club rules for naming dogs to be entered on the Activity Register.
 

The Agility Warrant
When you get clear rounds and places with clear rounds in a standard class your dog can earn points towards an agility warrant.  Find out how your dog can get letters after his name and how many points you need.
 

Registering a dog and Authority To Compete
Before you can compete at a Kennel Club show you need to register your dog with the Kennel Club.  If the dog is not on the KC breed register then you need to download the form for the Activity register.

 

The Activity Register is open to all dogs, pedigree or crossbreed, and provides the opportunity for you and your dog to compete in fun activities such as Agility, Flyball, Heelwork to Music, Obedience and Working Trials.

It is not eligible to compete in Field Trials, Gundog Working Tests, Bloodhound Trials or Breed Shows.

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