AGILITY COURSES
This page contains a selection of my agility courses.
I love to draw agility courses, and hope that you can get as much joy from them as I do! You are free to use my courses for training and education, but please do not remove the watermark from the drawings.
Comments are welcome!
Thank you very much.
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- This course is inspired by the course from ‘Team jumping large dogs’ at the Agility World Championship 2018. The purpose of the course is to practise to go behind a jump, to practise one’s commands and to hold the speed up high! Jump no. 2 can be practised on both sides.
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- This course is inspired by the course from ‘Individual jumping large dogs’ at the Agility World Championship 2018. The purpose of the course is to indeed to pracise the two-tunnels-in-a-row-challenge! The tunnels can be set up a little bit further away from each other to make a larger challenge. Also jump no. 5 and 14 can be angled slightly to ease or increase the severity of the course.
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- This course is an extension to another course I draw! This course is a suggestion of how to make a AWC course more ‘beginner friendly’. My class 1 dog, managed to run this course pretty fine!
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- This course is inspired by the course from ‘Individual jumping small dogs’ at the Agility World Championship 2018. The purpose of the course is to to practise the differences around the tunnels. 6-7 is funny and 14-15 as well!
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- This course is both for experienced and younger dogs. There are things for all dogs to practise! For example to practise side by side jumps, and sending dogs forward!
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- This course has speedy lines and good flow. It is a really good course for motivating your dog to run very fast! Obstacle 3 to 5 is a good place to challenge your blind cross.