Glossary Term: Agility

Agility is a sport that is typically associated with dogs, but can be used with any type of pet. It involves the pet navigating an obstacle course that is laid out by the handler (owner). The course is made up of several different obstacles including jumps, tunnels, weave poles, and contact equipment. The handler guides the pet through the course using verbal cues, hand signals, and body language. The goal of agility is to complete the course as quickly and accurately as possible.

Agility is a great way to keep pets mentally and physically stimulated, while also allowing them to bond with their handler. It provides an opportunity for the pet to use their natural skills and learn new ones. It is also a great way to build confidence and trust between the pet and handler.

Agility is a sport that is fun for both the pet and the handler. It is also a great way to get some exercise and provide mental stimulation for both the pet and handler. It is also a great way to socialize the pet and build a strong relationship between the pet and handler.

Agility is not just a sport for dogs, but can be used with any type of pet. It is a great way to provide mental and physical stimulation for any pet. It is also a great way to build trust, confidence, and a strong bond between the pet and handler.