DOG TRAINING
AGILITY
Whether you have a young or older dog, a pedigree or rescue, dog agility training is a great way to have fun with your four-legged friend.
Training is on Tuesday evenings
7.00pm
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We ask that you arrive at 7:00pm on training nights to help with setting up. It is expected that all members assist with either setup and/or pack up of equipment used in training.
When you come to training please bring with you; high value treats (roast chicken), treat pouch, crate/ dog tether, water bowl and most importantly a positive attitude to training.
Be aware that we train at a public dog park so there may be members of the public and their dogs around.
Eligibility
Dogs must be at least 9 months of age and registered with your local council.
A vaccination or Titre test certificate must be sighted for each dog as part of membership application.
Please bring a copy of required certificates when you come and sign up as well as receipt of payment if you have already paid.
To get the most out of training both you and your dog should have some basic obedience.
DOG AGILITY TRAINING
How we train at PICSI
There are no formal classes at PICSI. You choose the training level which best suits you and your dog on the day and work with other PICSI members to tackle your training challenges.
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STARTERS
If you are new to agility we have an introduction to dog agility training that show you the training methods you use to teach basic agility skills to your dog with minimal equipment.
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BEGINNERS
Once you have mastered individual obstacles the beginners courses help you practice handling sequences through simple setups of tunnels and jumps.
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ADVANCED TRAINING
Advanced training includes A-frame, dog walk or seesaw contact equipment in more complex course set ups
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AGILITY COMPETITIONS
PICSI holds two agility competitions each year. Even if your dog is not yet ready for competition volunteering at a PICSI competition will introduce you to the wider agility community.
Charlie tackling the A-Frame
Join PICSI where you and your best friend can learn and grow together
There is no intake date for joining PICSI. Start when you are ready
PICSI is a small and dedicated club with training facilities for agility and flyball. The club is affiliated with ADAA for agility and AFA for flyball.
Membership fees are paid annually and are due by 1 February. Training and ground fees are included in your annual membership.
Trial memberships are $25.00 for 4 weeks. Fees are valid for 1 family and a maximum of 2 dogs. The $25 is deducted from your annual membership when you join the club for the year.
PICSI was our introduction to agility. It was a welcoming and friendly environment for myself and Disco to learn, and advance our skills and, of course, have fun.
Dave, Disco and Ziggy
PICSI acknowledges that our training grounds are on the traditional lands of the Darug people and we pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging.