The more mentally physically agile dogs that take to agility much quicker are the herders and the sheep dogs. Don't worry, though, if you don't have one of these dogs because it is usually possible to teach agility to any dog.
The sport of dog agility was created from equestrian agility sports. Dog agility training also includes handler control and confidence with a set up of various obstacles for the dogs. In the sport of dog agility there are jumps, tunnels, seesaws or teeters, an A frame, and weave poles.
Weave poles are the most difficult dog agility training to teach and for dogs to learn. In dog agility training you can help by assuring your dog to go through the tunnel and calling her from the end.
Sometimes there are single jumps and double jumps in dog agility competitions. In dog agility training you can help your dog by having something similar at home to help them work on jumping.
There are usually six to twelve poles in competitions, and is usually the most difficult obstacle of any dog agility training competition.
