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A black and white Border Collie dog walking down an agility ramp outdoors.

DOG AGILITY TRAINING IN CORFU, NEW YORK

Leap, Dash, Win—Agility Training That Gets Results

  • HAVE YOU BEEN WANTING TO TRY DOG AGILITY BUT DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START?
  • LOOKING FOR SOMETHING FUN TO DO WITH YOUR DOG?
  • READY TO LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO GET STARTED?

Picture your dog flying over jumps, zipping through tunnels and climbing up and over the big A-frame and tipping the teeter totter!!

Think about how much fun you and your dog will have, running around and bonding together.

With our training classes and lessons, you’ll enjoy an easy step by step process that will have you and your dog doing agility in no time.

A black and white dog running around a pole on a grassy field.

Agility Training That Builds Skills and Connections

Right now you’re looking down at Fido there at your feet as you search online for something to keep him busy. He needs exercise!

Agility is more than just exercise, it’s also a mental game and bonding time. With each skill you teach your dog, he grows confidence and looks to you for the next fun activity.

Before you know it, Fido will be soaring over jumps, weaving confidently through poles, and tackling every challenge with excitement.

At Heather’s Dog School, we’ve seen countless agility teams go from overwhelmed and unsure to proud, connected teams — ready to have fun or even compete.

No more wondering if you’re doing it right. We’ll guide you every step of the way.

Dog jumping over a hurdle with the caption: Benefit 1. Your dog learns to go over, under, and through obstacles with confidence instead of confusion.
A promotional graphic for a dog training class, featuring a paw print and bone icon, with text promoting a fun, structured class that builds skills while keeping distractions at bay.
A yellow background with a black ribbon icon and text that reads, "Benefit 2: You get hands-on coaching so you know exactly how to guide your dog — no more second-guessing."
Text overlay claiming benefit 4: Watch your dog's confidence grow as you both achieve milestones you never thought possible, with a background image of a happy dog and a dog bowl icon.

What People Are Saying…

  • A man and a border collie participating in a dog agility competition, jumping over an obstacle on a dirt arena with American flag in the background.

    Mike

    “Heather provides detailed instruction videos with plenty of opportunities to watch her train her dogs on the lesson you are on. I have even used some of the exercises to help fill in some gaps I had with my older dog, and it has carried over quite noticeably and quickly when we practice on agility equipment at home, at practice, or when trialing.”

  • A man with curly dark hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a dark green sweater, looking thoughtfully to the side with a neutral expression.

    Dave

    I started out with puppy training and am now doing agility with my 1 1/2 year old dog.,could not be happier with the results.Heather has been fantastic as an instructor and has helped any time I have asked. She has a nice indoor facility so weather is not an issue and can't wait to start on the outdoor course as soon as weather permits. Well worth every minuet I spend there

  • Smiling woman with shoulder-length black hair wearing a blue top, surrounded by lush green plants.

    Linda

    I have enjoyed learning from Heather. Sometimes it is hard to see the little building blocks until they start to take shape but it was so worth the effort. I love going to class and so does Chico.

  • A small, fluffy dog with gray and white fur lying on a beige blanket on a couch, looking up at the camera with big, dark eyes.

    Colleen

    She creates challenging agility sequences to help me work on my handling and has taught me several new handling techniques for my agility toolbox. She is very attentive and has helpful tips, as well as exercises to practice at home. Classes are always so much fun for both human and dog. She even helped my dog overcome her issues with the teeter totter!

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Meet Heather

I’m a graduate of the Karen Pryor Academy for Animal Training and Behavior (2008) and have spent over 14 years helping families enjoy their dogs by teaching them how to truly listen. From solving everyday challenges like jumping, leash pulling, and recall, to running fun (and even competitive) agility classes, I love showing both dogs and their people how training can strengthen their bond.

I believe being a great trainer also means being a great teacher. Alongside my dog‑training education, I’m certified through the University at Buffalo’s Teacher Certification Program and have years of experience teaching all age groups. I’m a lifelong learner, always studying with top trainers to bring fresh techniques to my students. When I’m not teaching, you’ll find me adventuring with my husband and our four dogs—hiking, camping, canoeing, and competing in agility and sheep herding.

Our Process

  1. Have a look at our programs and see all the great things we can accomplish together.

  2. Go to the "Contact Us" page, get in touch and tell us all about your dog.

  3. We'll plan a time to talk so you can tell us even more, we can get to know you and give you details about our programs so you can choose the one you feel fits you best.

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Imagine the joy of watching your dog succeed while feeling completely in sync as a team. That’s the kind of happiness and connection we see in our students every day, and it’s exactly what we want for you.