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Dallas Agility Working Group — 4.8★ (16 reviews), Wylie Dog Trainer

Dallas Agility Working Group

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 16 reviews
1725 Stone Rd, Wylie, Texas 75098
Positive reinforcementDog Sports & EnrichmentPuppy Training & Socialization
1725 Stone Rd, Wylie, Texas 75098

Overview

FormatFacility
Training methodPositive reinforcement
Experience41+ years

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Dallas Agility Working Group

About Dallas Agility Working Group

Agility club in Wylie

Dallas Agility Working Group (DAWG) is an agility club formed in 1985 that trains at 1725 E Stone Road in Wylie. It promotes the sport through training, competitions and demonstrations and supports dog-related charities.

Agility classes

Classes run in 6-week sessions at five levels. Beginners builds attention, impulse control and cues through games, play and positive reinforcement; Novice adds short sequences and the obstacles; Intermediate teaches safe, independent obstacle work and basic handling; Advanced introduces technical handling and course strategy; and Masters polishes teams for top-level challenges. Dogs must be non-aggressive, current on shots or titers, and meet age and health requirements.

Instructors

Training director TC Cappel has been involved with agility for over 25 years and also trains in flyball, obedience, tricks and freestyle. Sangie Brooks is an AKC agility judge who teaches advanced teams and puppy foundation skills, and other instructors compete at championship level in AKC, ASCA, UKI and USDAA.

What to ask

Ask about class fees, current session dates and whether club membership is required.

What they can help with

Agility classes
Train alongside other dogs to build focus around distractions.
Beginner agility
Agility training: handling, obstacles and confidence-building.
Advanced agility
Agility training: handling, obstacles and confidence-building.
Puppy foundation skills ↗
Early socialization, house-training and first manners for young dogs.
Demonstrations

Certifications & verification

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AKC agility judge (Sangie Brooks)
A role recognized by the American Kennel Club. Listed by the trainer — not independently verified. check the registry ↗

Reviews

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 16 reviews · Google
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