This is a Starters Level event, judged with Starters rules.

• 2 Standards
• 1 Snooker
• 2 Jumpers

Entries are limited and close Wednesday January 6, 2010.

Download the registration form (PDF).

• Starters
• Advanced
• Masters

See you at the next one!

• 2 rounds of Touch & Go (Tunnels, A-frame, Dog Walk, Teeter)
• 1 round of Jumpers Plus Weaves (Jumps, Tunnels, Weaves)
• 2 rounds of Tunnelers (Tunnels only)

Entries are limited and close Wednesday April 22, 2009.

REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL.

The event will be held indoors on dirt at the AgriFair Arena in Abbotsford, BC, and will include one steeplechase.

• Starters: 4 Standard, 2 Gamblers, 1 Snooker, 2 Jumpers
• Advanced: 4 Standard, 2 Gamblers, 1 Snooker, 2 Jumpers
• Masters: 3 Standard, 2 Gamblers, 2 Snooker, 2 Jumpers

Our esteemed judges for this event are:

• Kiersten Lloyd
• Christine Woodley
• Brigitte Hole

Entries are limited and close Monday April 20, 2009.

• 2 Standards
• 1 Steeplechase
• 2 Jumpers

This is a Starters / Intermediate Level event, judged with Starters rules. Our Honorary Judge will be Susan Scobie (Vancouver, BC).

Entries are limited and close Wednesday March 18, 2009.

REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL.

Eric and Yoko Perrier in 10 inch Regular division were in their first Regionals events ever and they placed an incredible 5th place out of over 30 dogs! Congratulations Eric and Yoko who was the only Boston Terrier competing at this event.

Susan and Mila in 16 inch Vets for the first time and their 2nd Regionals experience, placed 9th place under strong, tough Border Collie filled competition! What a tremendous result for a great team with the only Vizsla entered this year!

Elke and Rookie under equally tough competition in the 26 inch Regular division placed 7th place this year, improving on her 12th placement last year, which was her first experience with Rookie!

ADS Alumni Karen and Lacey Mullen placed 6th Group place in 6 inch Specials and Dana Gallagher and big dog Chester placed 2nd place in the 22 inch Specials division.

Congratulations to all the ADS teams that competed this year, what a great job and so much joy watching all of you compete and supporting each other.

Idgie and Karen also managed to run a fantastic, challenging Masters Snooker run to clinch the final, elusive Super Q needed out of the 3 required, completing the difficult-to-accomplish Snooker Masters title and also our Agility Dog Champion title in the United States!

All those who ran this tough Snooker run judged by Tammy Domico, will tell you how difficult it was to get very far in order to get top points, so we were ecstatic when we found out Idgie and Karen had placed first, with the only SQ to be awarded in this mini dog height class. Ms. Idgie is the first Staffordshire Bull Terrier in Canada to get an ATChC and now the first to get the elusive ADCH USDAA title as well. She is only the 6th SBT in USDAA history to get this title.

We are bursting with pride and continue to marvel at Idgie’s incredible ability to battle her life threatening illness.

Summing up our incredible experience at the FCI 2006 World dog agility championships is rather difficult, as it was totally exciting as well as an emotional high for us. It is no wonder that the sport of dog agility is so very addicting, similar to how others would feel about their sport of choice I suppose!

Idgie’s brilliant Mini Team Jumpers run this year was clocked in at over 5.25 yards per second or 4.8 meters per second, she was really smoking her run! Last year in Spain, we ran clean in Team Jumpers but were over the course time by two seconds. This was indeed a vast improvement of our overall performance and we will never forget the cheering from well over 5,000 people in the arena, as we ran our final 4 obstacles to the last jump to stop the clock.

The Canadian Mini team placed 16th out of 24 countries and competed very well against some of the best agility teams and countries in the world.

Detailed results and courses are available at http://www.agility-wc2006.com/index.htm.

For more detailed results of the AAC 2006 BC / Yukon Regional Agility Championships go to www.bcyukon2006.agility-fun.com.