Join Our Exciting New Agility Classes at Go-Get-'Em Arena Starting July 1st
If you have a dog that loves to run, jump, and learn new skills, our new agility classes are the perfect way to channel that energy. Starting July 1st, we are launching three levels of agility training at our brand new indoor arena, Go-Get-'Em Arena, located at 14 154th Dr SE, Snohomish, Washington. Whether you are just starting out or looking to challenge your dog with advanced obstacles, we have a class designed for you.
New Classes to Fit Every Skill Level
We understand that every dog and handler team has different experience and goals. That’s why we offer three distinct classes to help you build skills step-by-step:
Foundation Agility 1 (Sports Prep) at 4:30 pm
This beginner class focuses on the basics of agility. You and your dog will learn how to navigate simple obstacles, build confidence, and develop communication skills. It’s perfect for dogs new to agility or those who need a refresher on fundamentals.
Foundation Agility 2 at 5:45 pm
This class builds on the basics by introducing more complex obstacle sequences and improving speed and accuracy. It’s ideal for teams who have completed the first level or have some agility experience.
Advanced Agility at 7:00 pm
Designed for experienced dogs and handlers, this class challenges you with difficult courses and advanced handling techniques. It’s a great way to prepare for competitions or just push your skills to the next level.
Each class is limited in size to ensure personalized attention and a safe learning environment. Spaces fill up quickly, so we encourage you to register soon.
Why Train at Go-Get-'Em Arena?
Our new indoor arena is a game changer for agility training in Snohomish. Here are some reasons why this facility stands out:
Spacious 70ft by 140ft area
The large indoor space allows for full agility courses with plenty of room to practice running sequences without interruption.
All-weather training
Rain or shine, summer heat or winter chill, you can train comfortably year-round without worrying about weather conditions.
Modern equipment
The arena is equipped with up-to-date agility obstacles including tunnels, weave poles, jumps, and contact equipment designed for safety and durability.
Convenient location
Situated at 14 154th Dr SE, Snohomish, the arena is easy to access from surrounding neighborhoods and offers ample parking.
Private lessons available
In addition to group classes, private lessons are offered in the same space for focused, one-on-one training tailored to your dog’s needs.
Training in a dedicated indoor arena helps dogs focus better and reduces distractions. It also protects your dog’s paws and joints from rough outdoor surfaces.
What to Expect in Your First Class
When you join one of our agility classes, you can expect a friendly, supportive environment where learning is fun for both you and your dog. Here’s how a typical session runs:
Warm-up exercises
We start with simple warm-ups to get your dog moving and ready to learn.
Skill drills
Each class focuses on specific skills appropriate for the level, such as jumping technique, weave pole entry, or contact zone accuracy.
Course practice
You will practice running short courses that combine multiple obstacles to build handling skills and teamwork.
Cool down and review
Classes end with a cool down and feedback to help you improve between sessions.
Our instructors provide clear guidance and positive reinforcement techniques to keep training enjoyable and effective.
Benefits of Agility Training for Dogs and Handlers
Agility is more than just a sport. It offers many benefits for dogs and their owners:
Physical exercise
Agility provides a full-body workout that improves your dog’s strength, coordination, and endurance.
Mental stimulation
Navigating obstacles and learning new commands keeps your dog’s mind sharp and engaged.
Stronger bond
Training together builds trust and communication between you and your dog.
Confidence building
Successfully completing courses boosts your dog’s confidence and reduces anxiety.
Socialization
Group classes give your dog a chance to meet other dogs and people in a controlled setting.
Whether your dog is a high-energy breed or just needs a fun way to stay active, agility training offers a rewarding experience.
How to Register and Prepare
To join our new agility classes starting July 1st, follow these simple steps:
Choose your class level based on your dog’s experience and your goals.
Contact us to reserve your spot since space is limited.
Prepare your dog by ensuring they are healthy and up to date on vaccinations.
Bring basic supplies such as a flat collar or harness, leash, treats, and water.
Arrive early on the first day to get familiar with the arena and meet the instructor.
We recommend comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for handlers. If you have questions about which class fits your dog best, our team is happy to help.
Take the Next Step in Your Dog’s Agility Journey
Our new agility classes at Go-Get-'Em Arena offer a fantastic opportunity to improve your dog’s skills in a supportive, professional environment. With three levels to choose from and a top-notch indoor facility, you can train year-round and watch your dog grow more confident and capable.
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