Training challenge
Rikupekka Oksanen
AgiNotes Christmas Challenge by Anki Vikström

This AgiNotes Christmas challenge combines different handling techniques and jump technique. It’s also a good setup if you want to train weave entrences and/or exits.

AgiNotes Christmas Challenge by Anki Vikström

agility training

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Too shy, too small, too slow - and yet, Kiki has seven medals from Agility World Championships

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Too shy, too small, too slow - and yet, Kiki has seven medals from Agility World Championships

Martina Magnoli Klimesova from Czech Republic has had an amazing agility career with her mudi Kiki. They have 7 medals from World Championships, of which three are individual gold, the latest of which is from 2018. Watching them run, one would never guess that people actually condemned Kiki early on: “A lot of people told me that she is not good enough. But I did not listen to them.”

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Ole Kristoffer Sagløkken: Always quality before quantity in agility training

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Ole Kristoffer Sagløkken: Always quality before quantity in agility training

Ole started his agility career 9 years ago with 2-year-old cairn terrier Bonsak, and although he challenged Ole in many ways. Now he competes with pyrenean shepherd Evo, who has had totally different challenges with her fears. But Ole has succeeded with the both! How is that possible?

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An interview with Jenna Caloander: How to turn your agility failures into strengths

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An interview with Jenna Caloander: How to turn your agility failures into strengths

Jenna Caloander already has an impressive career in agility, and most probably, there’s more to come. When asked which topic in agility is especially important to her, she says, without hesitation, “The right attitude towards failures”. Read how to turn your agility failures into strengths!

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Why we built AgiNotes?

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Why we built AgiNotes?

During the almost two years we’ve spent building the concept, there have been several times when I almost gave up. But I didn’t and here’s why: I love dog agility. I really do. And I love dogs. And I love competing. And I think most of us would succeed even better if we had more data and more focus. Here’s how the whole idea of AgiNotes started.