East Bay Dog Agility

East Bay Dog Agility Class

Looking for a class in dog agility in the East Bay? Look no further.! No experience is needed for beginners. Advanced training also available for experienced dog agility competitors. This class is taught by AKC Nationals competitor, Phil Seyer for total beginners. and more advanced Dog Agility competitors.



Now, Phil is teaching classes online as well as offering private lessons at your place or at Phil's location.


Learn More About these Dog Agility Lessons and Online courses.

For online lessons, please visit MasteryLearning.Thinkific.com


For private lessons, please call Phil at 925 .8.8. 4392 or send an email to MagicSeyer --at- Hotmail . com

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Phil and Magic Momo Superdog have won many first-place ribbons in AKC and compete at the highest level. Phil is the author of Learn Dog Agility Techniques of Champions available on Amazon.


He also manages a fast growing dog agility group on Facebook, which you are invited to join by visiting:


www.Facebook.com/groups/dogagility


Phil holds a master's degree in education with a specialty in instructional design. He has author many instructional books as well as college level courses for the University of California and UC Medical Center. 


Phil can help you learn:

  • Basic knowledge needed to enter dog agility competion
  • How to navigate your dog around an agility ring like a good GPS system!
  • How to use the latest training technology to teach your dog appropriate behaviors.
  • How to calm a nervous dog.

 

You will be in good hands learning from a champion who is also an experienced, gentle, and patient dog agility instructor.

Cute dog agility dog jumping through tire
Phil using the Canine Arrow technique to signal a sharp right turn
Golden enjoys taking a jump in dog agility


Phil has studied with many top dog agility competitors, such as Janita Leinonen of One Mind Dogs, Greg Derrett founder of UKI, and World Champion dog agility competitor, and Susan Garrett, to name a few. 

Fun and Positive Reinforcement


Phil's philosophy is that training needs to be lfun for both humans and dogs. He she uses positive reinforcement and training techniques and shows students how they, too, can use both secondary and primary positive reinforcement.


Learn more -- send an email to Phil at MagicSeyer -at- gmail.com or call
925. 8.8.8 4392

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