Sunday, May 2nd
Gabrielino Park, Lakeview Terrace (Directions)

Plus lure coursing:  for further details go to tireddoggooddog.com

Plus raffle, including set of weave poles

See flyer for more information

The next show n go’s will be:

Sunday, June 6th (Woodley Park, Van Nuys)

Sunday, October 24th (Woodley Park, Van Nuys)

ALL THREE RINGS ARE FULLY ENCLOSED

Fun Run Agility is having a show n go

The sport of dog agility is very exciting.  Even if you only want to participate for fun and not aim for competition, both you and your dog need variety in training.   Dogs can react differently when surrounded by lots of activity.  That’s why a sho’n'go is essential in providing you and your partner the invaluable opportunity to run in a setting other than your regular class or backyard.  So many times we’ve heard people say at a show (after their dog has flown off the teeter or refused the tire)  ”Well, he does that perfectly in class”.

A sho’n'go ( or fun match) allows a handler and dog to experience a trial setting, without the stress associated with serious competition.   We have excellent equipment and our aim is to provide:

A friendly and relaxed learning environment

Outstanding training for beginners

An opportunity for experienced dog handlers to work their dogs

A great place for older, retired agility dogs to play on equipment and feel great about themselves

SO, COME TO OUR NEXT EVENT AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!

The next Fun Run Agility sho’n’go is fast approaching on Saturday October 31st at Site 1, Woodley Park, Van Nuys.  IT’S HALLOWEEN so we thought we’d have some extra fun.  There will be ……..

*****  A toy and homemade doggie treats for everyone on arrival.

*****  Halloween chocolates for us humans (why should the dogs have all the fun).

*****  A dog best costume contest to be judged at 8.45 a.m., with the winners announced at 9 a.m.  Gift baskets will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places, including vouchers for free runs at one of our future events.  Get in the spirit of things and dress up both yourself and your canine friend.

Visit the entry forms page of funrunagility.com, where you can either submit your entry form online and pay by PayPal or download the mail-in entry form to pre-enter.  You can of course enter on the day but, if possible, download the entry form and fill it in beforehand to save time.

Below are the details:

Registration: 8 till 1;  General briefing: 8.30;  Best costume judging: 8.45;  First walk through will be after best costume judging.

Round 1 will start as close as possible to 9.15 (One round consists of all of the jump heights: 4″, 8″, 12″, 16″, 20″ and 24″). There will be a jumpers ring and two standard rings (one for novice and one for open/excellent). There will be 3 rounds in each standard ring plus 3 rounds in the jumpers ring. You can only run the same dog once in each round in each event.

Cost: Pre-entry: $5.00 each run. Day of event entries: $6.00 each run.

Treats, leashes and training aids are allowed in the rings.

Directions: Take the Victory Blvd. exit off the 405 freeway. Go west on Victory to Woodley Avenue (2^nd lights). Turn left on Woodley. Site 1 is on the left-hand side before the bend in the road.

FIRST TIMERS please go to the entry forms page of funrunagility.com where you will find a list of things to bring on the day. Hope to see you there.  Jean

Fun Run Agility is having 2 upcoming fun runs for your dogs.  The first is Sunday, September 13th @ Woodley Park.  The next is Saturday October 31st.  Both at Woodley Park in Van Nuys.

There will also be a show n go at Jump City on Sunday, November 8th.

The sport of dog agility is very exciting.  Even if you only
want to participate for fun and not aim for competition,
both you and your dog need variety in training.   Dogs can
react differently when surrounded by lots of activity.  That’s
why a sho’n'go is essential in providing you and your
partner the invaluable opportunity to run in a setting other
than your regular class or backyard.  So many times we’ve
heard people say at a show (after their dog has flown off
the teeter or refused the tire)  ”Well, he does that perfectly
in class”.

A sho’n'go ( or fun match) allows a handler and dog to experience a trial setting, without the stress associated with serious competition.   We have excellent equipment and our aim is to provide:

• a friendly and relaxed learning environment
• outstanding training for beginners
• an opportunity for experienced handlers to work their dogs

For entry forms or more info go to the Fun Run Agility website.