You've likely seen agility competitions on televised dog shows. Canines and their owners move through an obstacle course without a leash, relying on commands, training, and their relationship.

Canine agility is a dog sport in which human handlers direct their furry partners around an obstacle course. Common obstacles include weave poles, jumps, tunnels, see-saws, and A-frames.

Canine agility is a dog sport in which human handlers direct their furry partners around an obstacle course. Common obstacles include weave poles, jumps, tunnels, see-saws, and A-frames.

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Courses typically have between 14-20 obstacles, which can include tunnels, weave poles, tire jumps, seesaws, and pause tables where the dog must stop for a set amount of time," AKC explained.

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Canine agility is a dog sport in which human handlers direct their furry partners around an obstacle course. Common obstacles include weave poles, jumps, tunnels, see-saws, and A-frames.

But where to begin? In the sport of canine agility, handlers direct dogs around an obstacle course that includes weave poles, jumps, tunnels, see-saws and A-frames.

Winners were crowned in five different height categories, ranging from Lark, an 8-inch Papillon, who completed the course in 35.05 seconds, to Hogan, a 24-inch Weimaraner, who made it in 38.69 ...

The agility course consists of a series of jumps, tunnels, weave poles and "contact" obstacles -- an A-frame structure that must be climbed and descended and a dog walk, which is similar to a ...