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A Licensed Event Titling Event w/Tournament Classes hosted by Playing Agility With Style Being Held At: Franklin County Fairgrounds Greenfield, MA April 27 28, 2013 ClosingDate:Tuesday,April2,2013

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1. Begin by gathering all the necessary equipment required for playing agility. This may include agility tunnels, weave poles, jumps, and platforms.
2. Find a suitable location to set up the agility course. It can be an open field, a backyard, or even a designated agility training center.
3. Set up the various obstacles in a logical order, ensuring that there is enough space between them for the dog to maneuver comfortably.
4. Introduce your dog to each obstacle individually, allowing them to get familiar with it. Gradually increase the level of difficulty as your dog becomes more confident and skilled.
5. Use positive reinforcement techniques like treats, praise, and play to motivate your dog during the training sessions. This will make the experience enjoyable and encourage them to perform better.
6. Practice different agility exercises, such as jumping over hurdles, weaving through poles, and going through tunnels, to improve your dog's agility skills.
7. Gradually build up to running the full agility course, combining all the obstacles together. Time your dog's performance and work on improving their speed and accuracy.
8. Regularly assess your dog's progress and adjust the training accordingly. Some dogs may need more practice with certain obstacles, while others may require more challenging exercises.
9. Remember to always prioritize safety and never force your dog to participate in agility if they show signs of discomfort or reluctance.

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1. Dog owners who want to engage their pets in a mentally and physically stimulating activity.
2. Dogs of various breeds and sizes can benefit from playing agility. It helps to enhance their coordination, strength, and endurance.
3. Competitive dog agility enthusiasts who participate in agility trials and competitions to showcase their dog's skills and abilities.
4. Dogs who have excess energy or need a constructive outlet for their natural instincts can find playing agility to be a great solution.
5. Dogs undergoing obedience training can benefit from agility as it helps to reinforce their responsiveness to commands and strengthens their bond with their owners.

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Playing agility with involves training and competing with dogs to successfully navigate an obstacle course.

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Dog owners and handlers who participate in playing agility are required to file.

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To fill out playing agility forms, participants typically provide information about their dog's breed, age, and training level.

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The purpose of playing agility is to test a dog's agility, speed, and ability to follow commands while navigating obstacles.

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Participants must report details about their dog's performance in agility trials, including any ribbons or titles earned.