Pets are members of the family, specifically smaller members who can't voice their complaints about being photographed in a basket. Earn back their respect with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for four weeks of introductory obedience or agility group lessons for one dog (a $62 value)
- $45 for eight weeks of introductory obedience or agility group lessons for one dog (a $124 value)
Led by an instructor with up to 20 years of experience, obedience lessons teach basic sit, down, stay, and wait commands, and also introduce skills necessary for future agility and rally-obedience classes. Introductory agility lessons acquaint dogs and owners with the jumps, hoops, tires, and other obstacles of the agility course. Each lesson lasts one hour and includes a limit of up to four or six participants. Introductory classes are only offered on Mondays and Tuesdays from 5–8:30 p.m. The schedule includes some classes; customers may call to inquire about dates and times not listed there.
Q-Ball Agility
The dog-loving instructors at Q-Ball Agility—each possessing up to two decades of experience—take canine obedience to a whole new level. The experts go beyond standard sit and stay commands to bring out dogs' natural athleticism, teaching them and their owners to compete on agility courses punctuated by jumps, tunnels, climbing frames, and other obstacles. Dogs of any breed and nearly any age can bask in the fun, exercise, and social bonding that these and the centre's other canine-centred sports—such as flyball and rally obedience—provide. Of course, these feats of fitness can only be achieved with an understanding between each dog and its owner, so the centre also offers basic obedience classes to help pets learn the skills in sitting, heeling, and end-zone dancing that are essential on the agility course.