Welcome to ARFF Agility
The ARFF Agility Club was founded in 1993 by a small group of Boston-area agility enthusiasts. The purpose of our club is the advancement of dogs and handlers in agility training, and to promote an interest in, and a public appreciation for, agility-trained dogs and agility competition.
ARFF encourages its members to set an example of good sportsmanship while striving for excellence in agility competition. We offer many opportunities for members to learn, train, and participate in agility with their canine partners.
Weekly club practices are held nearly year round indoors and out, with both full courses and small skill sets being offered. ARFF hosts workshops and seminars that are led by some of the best of international and national competitors, such as Erin Schaeffer and Abbie Tambor. Please click here to get the weekly practice setup.
ARFF takes great pride in the endless successes of our active teams, as well as our more experienced and nationally and internationally competing pairs. We also treasure our strength in providing a nurturing place for novices to grow.
ARFF offers fun matches and an USDAA Agility Trial every Labor Day weekend.
Dog/handler teams with some previous agility instruction and that can demonstrate basic safe handling practices are invited upon successful application to become a member. We welcome you to learn more about ARFF and its activities. If you have any questions about agility in New England or membership in our club, please feel free to contact us.
Agility is Really Fun for Fido.