For most of us, dogs are members of our family - we want to be able to include them in our leisure activities and invite guests into our homes without fear of disasters occurring because they are out of our control.  We demonstrate full control to all dog owners enrolled into our programme and teach the skills to maintain the success.

It all began in England, not so very long ago. Fashioned after horse Show Jumping, Agility made its debut as a demonstration in the UK at Crufts in 1978. Today, Agility remains the fastest growing dog sport. It is a sport that finds dog and handler teams leaving the agility course celebrating, whether they have qualified in their run or not. It is also very popular among spectators, the action is fast and it is always entertaining whether the dog does as the handler asks or not. It's fun for everyone!

This new dog training sport has gained many supporters in the short time that it has been available. Its secret is that not only is it totally different from other dog training disciplines but additionally that it has the emotion and power of music, combined with the beauty of a dog showing how versatile it can be. All this adds up to spectator appeal and at its best a HTM routine can be quite breathtaking.