🏆 Upcoming Trials
Stay up to date with our upcoming agility trials at Golflands Reserve, Glenelg North. Whether you’re stepping into the ring for the first time or chasing new titles, we’d love to see you there.
2026 Trial Dates
🗓️ Saturday 16 May 2026 Agility & Jumping Trial Golflands Reserve, Glenelg North
🗓️ Saturday 11 July 2026 Agility & Jumping Trial Golflands Reserve, Glenelg North
🗓️ Saturday 29 August 2026 Agility & Jumping Trial Golflands Reserve, Glenelg North
🗓️ Saturday 3 October 2026 Double Agility & Jumping Trial Morning & Afternoon Golflands Reserve, Glenelg North
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Competitions
🏆 What You Need to Do Before Competing in an Agility Trial
Getting ready for your first competition is exciting, and a little preparation helps you and your dog feel confident on the day. Before entering a trial, you’ll need to make sure you have:
🐶 1. A Registered Dog
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Your dog must be registered with Dogs SA (or your state’s ANKC body).
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Associate Register dogs are welcome — purebred papers aren’t required.
🎓 2. The Required Training Level
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You and your dog should be confidently completing full courses in class.
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You should understand basic handling, obstacle rules, and ring etiquette.
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Your instructor can help you decide when you’re ready
📄 3. A Current Dogs SA Membership
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Handlers must be financial members to enter ANKC‑sanctioned trials.
🐕🦺 4. Your Dog’s Height Measurement
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Dogs must be officially measured to determine their height category.
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This is done by ANKC‑approved measurers at designated measuring sessions.
📝 5. An Entry Submitted for the Trial
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Most clubs use online entry systems (e.g., K9 Entries or Top Dog Entries)
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Make sure you enter the correct classes for your dog’s level (e.g., Novice, Excellent or Masters).
🎒 6. Trial‑Day Essentials
Bring:
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Crate or shade
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Water for your dog
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Treats and rewards (used outside the ring)
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Poo bags
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Dogs Height Card
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A positive, calm mindset
🤝 7. Understanding Trial Etiquette
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Walk the course and attend the judges briefing
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Know where the ring entry and exit points are.
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Keep your dog under control and give space to others.
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No toys in the ring.
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Be ready when your number is called.
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Have FUN!
