Happy New Year

We would like to wish all of you the very best wishes for the New Year.

Everyone says that 2012 is going to be a year of huge change, and here at Ultimate Agility, we’re not going to buck the trend: in the midst of economic turmoil and unprecedented change, we believe it’s more important than ever that we and our friends and students are able to make the most of the training time we have with our dogs. When everything is being squeezed, every second becomes precious.

So our commitment for 2012 is that our videos will continue to be as clear as we can make them, that we’ll offer as much personal feedback as we can to our questions and we’ll put together our lesson plans based on the feedback we have from you. And so as we say goodbye 2011, and review our successes and mistakes of the last year, our resolution for 2012, as it was for 2011, is to train more, learn more, build closer relationships with our dogs… and to have fun. Our next online course is carefully being planned and prepared as we speak, keep your ears and eyes on our site as sign up will again be limited so that we can continue to deliever a great service.

We’ve set up Ultimate Agility so that we can share that fun and that learning with all of you, and as we head into the new year, we thought you might like to see some of the feedback we’ve had in the past year. If you find something you wrote in here, take it as a big ‘thank you’ from us, and we hope to hear more from you in the new year. (and no, we haven’t just edited out the bad ones – there were no bad ones, which helps us to know that we’re on the right track – thank you!)

Gratefully yours,

All at Ultimate Agility

“Greg, Laura and everyone else behind the scenes I just wanted to say how much I am enjoying this course. It is wonderful to get this opportunity to train with you guys so thank you so much for putting it together.”

“Woohoo! A bonus!”

“LOVING the videos with different dogs and different size dogs!! Massive thank you! Your informative reply helped me a lot to put things into perspective.”

“Great Nice exercise. My dog struggles with this. Great way to break down the concept and confirm understanding. Thanks!”

“I really enjoy the way this course is moving forward, and I love the awareness I am gaining that the handler/dog team is never too experienced to go back to basics!

“I really like that answer Greg, I’ve picked up lotsa good stuff this week but this so far is the best!”

“Most certainly I feel, already at this point, that the course has been a worth of every penny. I am extremely grateful that Greg and Laura have provided informative answers to all questions posted myself and by other ultimate handlers.

“I enjoy the way the lessons are presented I am very visual so I typically skim the written word, watch the video and go back to the written part to be clear what I saw is what is written……really liking the simplicity and clarity in the lessons, nice job “splitting not lumping” the lessons!!!”