Upcoming Events Archives - Agile Paws Dog Sports

February Trial

February 1-2, 2020

Agile Paws Dog Sports is planning an NACSW™ K9 Nose Work® trial on Saturday & Sunday, February 1-2, 2020. Levels: NW2/NW3.

The premium will be available soon.

Entries Open: TBD.

November Trial

November 29-30, 2019

Agile Paws Dog Sports is planning an NACSW™ K9 Nose Work® trial on Friday & Saturday, November 29-30, 2019. Levels: NW1/NW2.

The premium is available.

Entries Open: September 16th at 9:00 am.

Mac and Peg Exterior Rancho Trial — Photo by Maria Bivens

December Trial

December 27-28, 2019

Agile Paws Dog Sports is planning an NACSW™ K9 Nose Work® trial on Friday & Saturday, December 27-28, 2019. Levels: Elite/EST, probably Containers and Exterior, levels TBD.

Entries Open: November 4th at 9:00 am.

Some volunteers at an APDS trial
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Rosie
Photo by Cate Bramble
Photo by Marcella Winslow
Marjorie and Peg, at the APDS EST
Dog Pool party at the park
APDS at the Garden Grove L1I
Photo by Cate Bramble
Peg and Mac
Marjorie accepting the Harry Award
Frisco
APDS volunteers at March trial
Ziggy NW3-Elite
Cameron working a vehicle hide
Daisy at source at an APDS practice
A competitor enjoying a puppuccino
Photo by Maria Bivens.
Fifi finding the hide on a vehicle
Dog Pool party at the park
Lucy at source in class
Photo by Maria Bivens
Photo by: Annick @ Nosework Addict
Veronica at an APDS practice
APDS students w/ribbons at SLO NW1 trial
Photo by: Annick @ Nosework Addict
Special Education Demo
Catch in Henderson NV
Photo by: Annick @ Nosework Addict
Read Across America
Nick and Ziggy in Nevada City
Gracie finding odor
Photo by Maria Bivens.
Agile Paws volunteers
Daisy & Jessica at Woodland Hills EST
Mac, photo by Maria Bivens
Kodi, photo by Maria Bivens
Spay and Neuter Clinic
Daisy in the oranges
Ziggy on a nose work road trip

Volunteering is a valuable learning experience for anyone considering or now competing in the sport. Nothing compares to seeing many teams work out the same challenge. It’s also a “feel good” experience to know I’m paying back or paying forward the volunteers who have volunteered or will volunteer when I compete. Finally, it’s a great way to meet other participants in the sport, and learn why they use certain equipment, how they set up, who they train with, and where they practice.

N. Mueller