Level Up Dog Sports | Main Building

Level Up is a wonderful place to learn agility and have fun with your dogs. From beginners to people who have been doing agility all there lives. I'm new to agility at 65 years of age and am having fun. Also have met so many nice people who are helpful. I've never felt pushed or made to feel like I'm not good enough to compete. It's all about what you want for yourself and your pups.

We took several Intro to Agility and Green Level classes. We had the best time!!!! We were given ample time to practice the course during class and “homework” to help us improve for the next class. The instructor gave individual and group feedback. I saw my dog’s confidence with the teeter improve significantly! Level Up is a very friendly and supportive atmosphere for beginners who are new to agility.

I have taken classes here for puppy Manners and several levels of agility with my Goldens. The team is so fantastic, knowledgable, kind and well-organized! I highly recommend Level Up for anyone looking to have fun with their dog in a positive learning environment. We love it and so do our dogs (my oldest dog starts wagging her tail when we arrive and tries to lead me to the door). 5/5 stars!

Level Up is super fun and affordable for what you get. Group classes are a great way to work your dog around various distractions, like other dogs who are in training or running the agility course. It helps push both the handler and the dog to focus in a high energy environment. You can’t achieve these things training at home or on dog park agility equipment.

My experience was terrifying for my dog Magnus. He is AKC acknowledged with his CGC certificate, has excelled through advanced obedience training and IS trained in the agility sport at only 10 months old! We came to this facility at the recommendation of other trainers as “the spot to go” to fine tune his training to be able to compete. Magnus was not willing to participate in class because of the high stress level put onto him due to uncontrolled dogs around him. This was noticed when I could not complete even half of the first beginner class. I returned with his normal trainer who is a certified trainer in not just obedience but also a behavioral specialist just to see if she could help me rectify his nerves and help me get him to respond in a positive manor and she noted this place