Agility is a world renowned sport of which the South African team is the current world champions.  It is a series of obstacles that the dog must overcome within a time frame. A clear round and the fastest time wins.

We meet for agility practice regularly on Saturday afternoons at our Empangeni venue. Please email us should you be interested in joining this exciting sport.

After much hard work and saving money, the club is proud to boast ownership of a complete set of contact and non-contact agility equipment.

We will shortly be holding a workshop for all of those interested in getting involved with this dynamic and exciting dog sport. Watch this space. 

Flyball is a relay race between two teams comprising of four dogs each. The object is for the dog to jump over four jumps, aim a paw at the carpeted section of the flyball machine, and when the tennis ball is released, the dog must retrieve the tennis ball, and jump over the four jumps and return to the starting line with the ball in its mouth, before the next dog can go. We have two flyball machines and we are keen to build up teams for competition.

Man Work takes place every Monday evening from 19:15 – 20:15, or thereabouts.  Minimum requirements to enrol are that your dog must have successfully completed the Beginners’ Obedience before being accepted, and all decisions regarding eligibility for this course are at the trainers’ discretion.

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This course has vast content with subjects ranging from house training; correct nutrition; health care; separation anxiety; to fear phobias.

The most impressionable time in a dogs life is between the ages of 8 and 16 weeks. The experiences that the pup has at this stage of it's life will directly influence the adult dog that it will eventually grow into.

Our Advanced group meets occasionally to take part in various tracking and scenting exercises. Dates and times are dependent on seasons. For more information contact us via this website.