Dog Sports · Training Class

Agility-104 #2026-V

Advance your dog's agility training in this specialized session at Capitol Canine Training Club.

Thu, 3 Sep 2026 7:45 PM – 8:45 PM (America/Chicago) Capitol Canine Training Club Chatham , Illinois
The Agility-104 #2026-V class at Capitol Canine Training Club offers a structured environment for dogs and handlers to refine their agility skills. Located in Chatham, Illinois, this session focuses on advanced techniques and course navigation. Participants will work on precision, speed, and communication with their canine partners. Whether you are preparing for competition or simply looking to challenge your dog, this class provides the professional guidance needed to succeed in the sport.

What to Expect

A one-hour intensive training session focused on advanced agility obstacles and handling techniques.

Who Should Attend

  • Experienced dog handlers
  • Dogs with agility foundation
  • Competition-focused owners
  • Canine sports enthusiasts

Agenda Overview

The session runs from 7:45 pm to 8:45 pm, covering advanced agility maneuvers and course work.
Venue & Address
Capitol Canine Training Club
209 E Walnut St
Chatham , Illinois – 62629
United States
Organizer
Capitol Canine Training Club · Training Facility
A premier dog sports and training center located in Chatham, Illinois.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the class held?
At Capitol Canine Training Club, 209 E Walnut St, Chatham, IL.
What is the duration?
The class lasts for one hour.
Is this for beginners?
No, this is an advanced Agility-104 level class.
Do I need to register?
Yes, please check the Capitol Canine website for registration details.
What should I bring?
Bring your dog, training treats, and appropriate training gear.
Is there parking?
Yes, parking is available at the training center.
Tags
dog agility training Chatham Illinois canine sports dog class
Summary
Advanced dog agility training session held at Capitol Canine Training Club in Chatham, IL.
Highlights
  • Advanced agility techniques
  • Professional instruction
  • Structured course navigation
  • Improved handler-dog communication
  • Focus on precision and speed
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