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PrairieDawgs Agility

Dog agility training. Group training or private lessons - fully fenced or indoors. Have fun with your dog! We train to AAC, NADAC, UKI standards.

Located near Warman and Osler, just North of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

11/03/2025

Hallway pictures of our 6 doggies! They don’t mind posing for pictures cause they get treats! Our dogs- Fitz, Kioti, Mercy, Trixy (Desi’s dog), Nugget and Kipper.❤️🐶

11/01/2025

NO AGILITY classes today Nov 1.

Happy November!

I will be working on the January schedule, so let me know if you have any preferences. I am also working on planning a Snookers class and a Seminar for 2026.

This is our November 2025 Calendar page.

I still have quite a few calendars for 2026 available - let me know if you want one ($12)

10/27/2025

Would anyone be interested in learning to play the game of Snooker? I was thinking I’d rent a few hours on a Saturday, or maybe an evening sometime in December or January. It’s quite a complex game, but fun to learn and play. (Not just a numbered course, but a lot of handler choice, but need to be flexible in case anything doesn’t go as planned). It’s actually similar to the game of Snooker you play on a pool table. I could have one session for handlers who don’t know how to play, then after that a session for those who already know how, but would like to try the course. Should be in at least Level 4 or Intermediate.

Please reply and let me know if weekNIGHT or SATURDAY in December or January (or on the February long weekend Feb 14) would work for you. I need enough responses in order to plan properly and cover the rental cost of the arena.

If not Snooker- is anyone interested in any other type of one-day class or course in any certain skill or concept in December or January?

10/26/2025

First of all: Reminder - no class next Saturday (November 1).

I definitely over-did it yesterday, but am going to rest up today! Thanks so much to Tanya for coming to teach and for all the cheerful helpers moving equipment!!!

My favourite 5 pictures (so many other ones were blurry!!)

10/25/2025

Ever feel in your training that you just don’t get it, you can’t remember what to do, you messed up again. Guess what - join the club! We all do! Many of you learned fairly quickly that agility isn’t just about training the dog- but you need to learn too! At PrairieDawgs we want you NOT to feel stupid or unsuccessful if you forget something or don’t get it right. I myself have gone to seminars and classes and trials where I don’t understand what’s going on, I forget, I didn’t do things as planned and I get overwhelmed. That’s ok. Keep trying. I hope that you can feel at class that we are rooting for you and that you don’t have to be perfect.

10/24/2025

2026 Prairie Dawgs Agility Calendars are made!!! This is my third year making these. This year I tried a different style of calendars. It’s more of a mini size and stapled not coil bound. So it’s cheaper. Only $12. If you want one let me know, and I will have them at agility class on Saturday as well. Dogs included are all our students for at least 3 sets of lessons. No duplicates from other years. Dogs included this year are…. Bella, Blanca, Daisy, Dipper, Fitz (x2), Golden Boy, Goose, Halsey, Jett, Juno, Kona, Kora, Kumi, Lexi, Misha, Molly, Parker, Pearl, Penny, Phoebe, Prada, Spooky, Stevie, Treble, Violet, Weston, Wigmore, Willie and Winston.

10/19/2025

Yesterday’s first day training indoors at the arena was great! We are happy to rent a heated facility and continue being able to learn this fun game with our dogs year round! Huge thanks to those especially who helped set up, pack up and set bars! There were 8 great classes that Natasha and Trish taught. I took a few photos and these were my 5 favorites! (It sure is hard to take action photos of dogs on dirt, especially certain colors of dogs. Many pictures were very blurry!). Looking forward to another great week next Saturday!

10/17/2025

Fun Interactive Questions: If you've taken agility classes with us...
1) What's your dog's favorite agility equipment?
2) What's your dog's favorite "thing" about agility?

My dogs:
Kipper (Cavalier) - favorite equipment - tunnels, favorite other - ball!

Mercy (Bernese) - favorite equipment - A-frame, favorite other - pets from mom!

Trixy (Sheltie) - favorite equipment - Weaves, favorite other - special treasure treat container with best yummy treats!

Kioti (Bernedoodle) - favorite equipment - ?not sure if any, favorite other - putting her paws up on my shoulders

10/13/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!!! Being Thankful is a good habit to be in all the time, but together this weekend hopefully we can focus on it together. We are thankful for the excellent help we had in moving equipment this past weekend and we are thankful we had such good weather to be able to complete our last set of lessons without cancelling ever for weather!!!! These two groups of students were from Level 1 last week. Sorry, some of the pictures are awful, but with the low light at that time of day it’s really hard. Hopefully when you come back we can get better pictures in the future…

10/09/2025

I’ve been told I need to post more pictures of Nugget, so here goes….
He is an excited, happy, playful cuddly boy! Haven’t started “agility” training yet, but the biggest challenge of that is going to be getting him to wait quietly in the kennel, especially while I’ll playing with other dogs.
We have been working on impulse control, house training and just life in tte house with other dogs and cats. He does a good automatic sit, nose touch and enthusiastically comes running to his name (so cute - ears flying - leaps into my arms!)

10/08/2025

First you’d have to register your dog with AAC, and the dog would need to get measured. Here’s an AAC trial specifically aimed at Starters dogs and handlers.

10/07/2025

Don’t see this type of quote often enough. So often we see perfection - the high level acihiever. Sometimes I feel the pressure to create lessons where the dog improves and just “gets it” every time and when they don’t grasp the concept after the first or second time it’s considered a failure or the dog is “stupid”. However, I think we need to know that struggle is ok. Practice isn’t always amazing!

Address

Box 626
Osler, SK
S0K3A0

Website

http://www.prairiedawgs.ca/

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