The lineup
All seven sports
From the quiet focus of nose work to the noise and speed of flyball, there's a sport for every dog. Compare them side by side, then pick a page.
Agility
Jumps, tunnels and weaves, run against the clock with you steering.
Rally
A course of 10–20 signs, each one an obedience move, done as a team.
Nose Work
Find a hidden target odor in boxes, rooms, vehicles and outdoors.
Flyball
A four-dog relay: four hurdles, a box, a ball, and a race home.
Dock Diving
Run the dock, leap for the toy, splash down. Measured in feet.
Barn Hunt
Find rats in safe tubes hidden in a straw-bale maze. Climb, tunnel, win.
Treibball
“Drive ball”: your dog pushes eight big balls into a goal on your cue.
Stat sheet
Sport by sport
Scored 1 to 5 by our coaches. Joint impact matters for puppies, seniors and dogs coming back from injury.
Cross-training
Combos our coaches love
Every membership lets you mix sports. These pairings make dogs better at both.
Agility + Nose Work
Nose work teaches a fast dog to slow down and think. Agility handlers say it shows up as cleaner weave entries.
Flyball + Treibball
Treibball's stays and directionals build the impulse control a flyball dog needs at the start line.
Dock Diving + Rally
Rally's tight focus work gives dock dogs a calmer wait at the back of the dock, and better launches.
Still deciding?Let the quiz pick.
Eight questions, a ranked match for all seven sports, and the best first class to book.