Dog Agility Training in Charlottetown and Souris
Run, Jump & Play with Q‑it Dog Training
At Q‑it Dog Training, agility classes are designed to be welcoming, supportive, and engaging for handlers and dogs of all experience levels.
Whether you’re just curious about agility or aiming for competition, you’ll find a place to start here.
What Is Dog Agility?
Dog agility is a dog sport that creates a strong team between you and your dog.
The handler directs a dog through an obstacle course in a race against time and accuracy. When competing, dogs run off leash with no food or toys in the ring and the handler can touch neither dog nor obstacles.
The handler’s cues are limited to voice and body motion, requiring exceptional training of the dog and coordination of the handler.
Who Is Agility For?
What makes agility unique among dog sports is the partnership it builds. Success doesn’t rely on force or correction, it depends on communication, trust, and teamwork.
Through positive reinforcement, dogs learn to focus, build confidence, and develop impressive physical and mental skills.
Just as important, agility is fun. Many people start simply looking for an engaging activity for their dog and quickly discover how addictive the sport can be.
Agility Classes in PEI for All Students
At Q‑it Dog Training, agility classes for dogs in PEI are designed to welcome a wide range of students.
Complete Beginners
Complete beginners who have never tried agility before.
Fun & Fitness
Dog owners looking for a fun activity to do with their dog.
Competition Track
Handlers interested in developing competition skills.
Better Communication
Teams who want to improve communication and focus.
Agility Classes in Souris and Charlottetown
Agility training in Charlottetown is held all year round at the Spot on Dogs Facility. Inside on rubber flooring during the winter months, and outside on grass, fully fenced while the weather allows for it. Souris classes run from April to November outside on grass, fenced.
Class Types
We offer a range of class formats to suit different goals, experience levels, and comfort zones.
Brand New to Agility Classes
New to agility? This is where your journey begins.
Beginner agility classes introduce you and your dog to the foundations of agility in a fun, supportive environment.
You’ll build focus, confidence, and communication skills through games and positive reinforcement, while your dog learns basic life skills and gets their first introduction to agility obstacles.
Whether your goal is a fun hobby or future competition, this class is the perfect starting point for you and your dog to learn, grow, and enjoy every step of the journey together.
Continued Foundations Agility Classes
Ready to take your teamwork to the next level? Looking to brush up on your skills? Advanced agility classes are designed for handlers and dogs who have mastered the fundamentals and are ready to push their skills further.
You’ll work through more complex handling challenges, refine your timing and body language, and build the speed and accuracy needed for full course work and competition.
Taught by a trainer with national and world-level experience, these classes will sharpen your partnership and help you reach your agility goals — whatever they may be.
Semi Private Classes
Looking for more personalized attention than a group class, but still want the energy of training alongside others? Semi-private classes offer the best of both worlds!
With a smaller setting and more focused instruction, you and your dog will receive tailored guidance to help you work through specific challenges, refine your skills, and progress at a pace that works for your team.
Whether you’re building on beginner foundations or working toward more advanced goals, semi-private classes provide a flexible and supportive environment where you and your dog can truly shine.
Reactive Dogs Training
Does your dog struggle around other dogs?
Reactive dog classes are designed specifically for dogs who need a little extra space and understanding to thrive.
These small, carefully structured classes allow each dog to work one at a time in a safe, low-stress environment, so your dog can focus, build confidence, and learn new skills without feeling overwhelmed.
Using positive reinforcement and agility as an engaging training tool, you and your dog will work at a comfortable pace while making real progress.
Classes are available for both dogs new to agility and those with previous experience, making reactive dog training an accessible and supportive option for teams who need a different approach.
What You and Your Dog Will Learn
Beginner agility training focuses on building the foundations that every successful agility team needs. In beginner agility, students learn essential skills such as:
Foundation Games & Focus
Handling Skills
Confidence Building
Life Skills Through Play
Ready to Get Started?
If you’re curious about dog agility classes in PEI or want to learn more about upcoming dog agility training in Charlottetown, the next step is simple.
Reach out to ask questions or reserve a spot in an upcoming class.