Hoopers

Hoopers is a non-contact form of Agility and puts an emphasis on directing your dog through a course at a distance, so it's perfect for clients with mobility issues! Easy and affordable set up at home makes Hoopers very accessible, even if you only have a small garden.

We run Hoopers 1-1, ensuring you get the most out of each session without having to wait your turn, and you don't need to worry if your dog is reactive. You only need a basic obedience level to get involved, and children are welcome to participate.

At the end of each block, you'll have the opportunity for assessment and earn a coveted Hoopers Rosette and Certificate to show off. There are 16 levels to master!

Includes

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    Weekly Reading Material

  • 🐕‍🦺▶️

    Access to our “Train with Tilly” Video Library

  • 🦴👨‍🍳

    Access to our Personal Liver Cake Recipe!

  • 🐶💻

    Online Support

  • 📜🏵️

    Rosettes and Certificate

£100

While onward or more advanced lessons are available, they are not required.

If you prefer single one-on-one lessons, they are available at £30 each.

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🐾Frequently asked questions🐾

  • Only a basic level of obedience is required to start Hoopers.

  • Hoopers is low impact activity which means even puppies can have a go. However we recommend 6 months is a good minimum age to start!

  • Hoopers puts emphasis on working as a team at distance. Running the course with your dog is optional if you like to get active with your dog, however it is also entirely possible to do Hoopers from a chair! Making it ideal for everyone!

  • For 1-1 lessons you are welcome to bring multiple dogs from the same household although we do recommend bringing just one and applying the same techniques at home to all.

    Some clients prefer to have the first three lessons with the dog they find most challenging and bringing the rest along for the final lesson.

  • All of our lessons are held at our secure training paddock only 3 miles outside of Elgin.

    We have ample parking and toilets on site.

    Full address can be provided upon enquiry.

  • You only need to bring what you usually take on a walk (including high-value treats e.g. cooked chicken, liver treats, etc) and I will supply the rest.

    As we are positive only, we do not recommend the use of slip leads in class, so please make sure your dog has a neck collar/harness and a lead.

    Please do remember to dress appropriately as the Scottish weather can be erratic and it is an open space.

  • Each lesson is scheduled for an hour with 45-50 minutes making up the lesson with the remaining time for Q&A.

  • All the members of your household are welcome to participate in both 1-1 and group lessons!

    Children are to supervised at all times (or to remain on a lead for the duration of the lesson!)