Seattle Agility Center

My crazy sheltie Kauai and I have attended two obedience classes and is now on number two parkour Class, and we love it, lots of fun and no stress, just great workout, I highly recommend the parkour class…
Seattle agility has, wonderful teachers and is reasonably priced.

We’ve been taking nosework with Melissa for a long time and we totally love it! My little babe loves class and loves the facility! Thoughtful and delightful!

My pup just finished her STAR puppy class, which is a 12 week program, and is about to start intermediate obedience tomorrow, then puppy agility next month. Obviously I’m a big fan of this place. We were a bit hesitant at first. This course was a lot more serious than the other puppy class we were enrolled with and I’m not going to lie, Diana is a bit intimidating. She has years of experience and is incredibly knowledgeable, but she means business! Everyone pays a good amount for these classes, so I do appreciate her occasional firm hand with both pups and their humans.
Diana and her team really know their stuff. Each week they ask what challenges you’ve experienced and give advice. This class isn’t just for your pups. She makes sure you know your breed and how to tailor these lessons for your dog, and how to be a good/​informed owner.
She’s also very careful with the puppy playtime, which is the exact opposite of any puppy classes/​puppy playtimes I’ve been to. She tests which personalities mesh well, along with the strengths/​body types. I have a toy/​mini Alaskan Klee Kai, which was 10−40lbs smaller than all of the other dogs on her class. She made sure our little one was protected each playtime, and kept a close watch on all the dogs while they interacted. When things got a bit too aggressive, she intervened.
There’s 3 areas, inside the facility it’s split into 2 sections. The left side is for agility, the right is for obedience (though I think the nosework might be there as well) and an outside area. They mention on their site and in their packets not to come more than 15 min early before class due to a somewhat smaller parking lot. Though I haven’t had an issue finding a spot yet.
Overall, I highly recommend this course. It can be a bit spendy, but to me, it was definitely worth the cost of the other classes we took elsewhere. This built up my confidence as a handler and both my pup and I learned a ton over the 12 week course. Plus it’s a fun way to spend time with my fur baby. I really look forward to my next few classes!

I am currently enrolled in Star puppy class at Seattle agility center, which is a 12 week program. I have a Belgium Malinois puppy. This is a very highly driven and very intelligent dog. I feel that Diana and her staff are amazing in their knowledge of how to train dogs as well as training doggy parents to be responsible dog owners. They train you to work with your specific breed of dog, all dogs are different and need to be trained to bring out the best in your dog. I will be taking more classes with Seattle agility center! They are truly amazing!

I’ve been taking my French bulldog to the Agility Center since May 2012 and have worked with all the trainers (or at least 4). They are all great and focused. It’s all about building confidence in yourself and your dog and having fun along the way. Diana and Doug are awesome and I look forward to building up our skills so maybe one day we can compete! If you’re interested in Agility — THIS IS THE PLACE!

We just finished Agility 101 at Seattle Agility Center. The instructors were very patient and supportive of our pack of fearful dogs. They took the time to work with each dogs individual issues. Our dogs have gained confidence and are more balanced, even outside of classes. The practice arena is enclosed and huge. The equipment is safe and well maintained. Prices are affordable. It is well worth the drive to Maple Valley. We plan to continue with classes!

I have taken agility classes with Seattle Agility Center for some time. I love the instructors and my dogs are having a lot of fun.
I also take Nose Work classes and am getting ready to compete with my dogs in this sport. This sport is amazing and so much fun for the dogs and handlers.
They have classes for all levels of dog with many class times and dates to meet peoples schedules.

I am sorry that you drove so far for a practice session. I was there that evening. The website is very clear in that practice sessions are only for students enrolled in classes. I really don’t think that you should say something derogatory about a business, because you didn’t read the infomation correctly or give them a call.
I have know the owners a very long time and I have an elite agility dog and a puppy starting out. They are very good and very fair!

I drove out here of one of the open practice sessions it took 1.5 hours from seattle because of traffic, when I got there because I am not currently enrolled in classes I was sent away They did not alow us to run any courses because of insurance issues. I know that you have your policies but I wont be driving back out. there are better places in the area.

I take my dog here for nosework class. they have been very flexible about working with my hectic schedule. it’s been a wonderful experience for my dog, and they’ve given a ton of useful suggestions for helping him to excel at the sport. i would highly recommend their nosework classes. (i am sure their other classes are great too)