Group Classes · Serving Aurora
Agility Classes for Beginners near Aurora
Searching for agility classes near Aurora? Our Stouffville facility is only a 10 minute drive straight across Aurora Road from the heart of town — and it's the closest full-sized agility facility around, with plenty of room to run a full course at real speed.
The full-size agility facility closest to Aurora
Our Stouffville location is the closest full-size agility facility to Aurora, with extra large indoor and outdoor training areas just an easy 10 minute drive across Aurora Road from the heart of town.
Why Aurora dog owners make the trip
A Sport You Learn Together
Every obstacle is a two-way conversation — agility teaches you to read your dog and teaches your dog to trust your cues, building a partnership that carries over into everyday life.
Real Exercise, For Both Ends of the Leash
Running a course works your dog's body and yours — it's one of the few dog sports where handler and dog both walk away out of breath.
Watch a Timid Dog Come Out of Its Shell
Nervous or unsure dogs often blossom in agility — clearing a new obstacle for the first time is a small victory that builds toward real, lasting confidence.
A Tired Dog Is a Happy Dog
Between the physical effort and the focus it takes to learn a new sequence, agility leaves dogs pleasantly worn out and ready to settle in for the evening.
Our foundation classes feed directly into York Region's top competitive club
Every Drop the Leash agility class is step one on the Bar Stars Agility Club pathway, coached by Jesse Seguin — a full-time agility competitor, coach and UKI judge. You'll build the exact skills our competition handlers rely on, and when you're ready for more, Bar Stars is there with course-running classes, seminars, fun matches and sanctioned trials to keep you progressing.
Learn more about Bar Stars Agility ClubWhat makes Drop the Leash and Bar Stars different?
Taught by a Full-Time Competitive Handler
Jesse Seguin isn't a weekend hobbyist — he's a full-time agility coach, competitor and certified UKI judge with podium finishes on the international stage. His coaching zeroes in on the fundamentals each handler-dog team actually needs, so whether you're brand new or years in, there's a clear path to real progress.
Equipment and Footing Built for Safety
Nothing gets asked of your dog before they're ready for it. We introduce every obstacle on beginner-friendly equipment first, and our full course uses competition-grade gear with soft rubber padding to protect joints on landing. The training surface itself — a groomed track and arena footing — is chosen specifically to keep both ends of the leash safe at speed.
Classes
Beginner Agility Foundations (Level 1)
Stouffville Location | 6 Classes | $296
- Extra large indoor and outdoor training spaces
- 1 hour group classes
- Up to 6 participants with two instructors
Intermediate Agility Foundations (Level 2)
Stouffville Location | 6 Classes | $296
- Extra large indoor and outdoor training spaces
- 1 hour group classes
- Up to 6 participants with two instructors
Advanced Agility Foundations (Level 3)
Stouffville Location | 6 Classes | $296
- Extra large indoor and outdoor training spaces
- 1 hour group classes
- Up to 6 participants with two instructors
Still deciding if group classes fit?
Private agility lessons are also available — take a look or reach out to a trainer and we'll help you figure out the right starting point for you and your dog.