Activities
Agility
Canine Agility is a sport in which a handler directs a dog through a high intensity obstacle course in a race for both time and accuracy.
For more information about agility and how to get involved yourself click the link below
Our Acheivements
Malika
Malika has been doing agility the longest and is the most advanced out of our 3 dogs, mainly because she is the oldest, but also because she doesn't have to take time out for her season anymore. Malika works all equipment but is still working on gaining consistency in her weaves. We recently decided to have a go competing with her and before lockdown she gained her first placement of 2nd and her first 2 agility rosettes. She is consistently fast and we are excited about seeing her future in competitions.
Masai Mara
Mara absolutely loves her agility. Especially the tunnels! Mara has done agility from a young age, starting in the Pre-Agility, through Foundation and into advanced classes. Mara can move at an amazing speed around a course and is currently working towards her weaves, tyre and seesaw to complete her equipment knowledge. She currently works mostly steeplechase courses including spreads, hurdles, tunnels and long jumps but also works touch contacts on full height A frame and dog walk consistently.
Prince Kaizu
Kaizu has done agility from being a pup, starting his career in puppy friendly FUNdamentals classes, were he gained early confidence with startline waits, calls to hand, ground level contacts boards and wobble boards. He passed his FUNdamentals first time and attended Pre-agility classes until he was old enough to join the Foundation course. He has progressed quickly and is now working large courses with a range of hurdles, spreads, long jump, contacts and tunnels. He consistently works dog walk and A-frame at full height and is currently working on his weaves and seesaw to complete his repertoire of equipment. Kai already has a lot of experience of competitions from attending as a spectator at a young age with his big sister Malika, we are looking forward to attempting some competitions with him once lockdown restrictions have been lifted.
Our Trainer
Katrina Bayliss
We are massive believers in 100% positive reinforcement based training. We believe it is not appropriate to use negative reinforcement techniques with any dog but Salukis being a very sensitive breed can become very nervous if negative reinforcement methods are used with them, so we think its is even more important to ensure our dogs are trained in this way.
Tails & Peaks Agility, also known as KB Agility on Facebook provide a fun and friendly environment offering a wealth of knowledge from an extremely well trained, experienced and qualified Instructor who is constantly updating and building on their knowledge. They offer many different training opportunities, from Puppy socialization and confidence building, to competition agility coaching, all using games based, positive reinforcement . They offer amazing support and help to their students through online facebook groups were they regularly post interesting and engaging facts, articles and reading material for their students to read and learn from. They are a husband and wife team who work together to provide a really welcoming and positive atmosphere to help both you and your dog really ENJOY training no matter were you are starting from.
To find out more about their training and online learning courses email them at
or follow the links below to their facebook page and Website
Find out more
KB Agility Facebook Page
Tails & Peaks Agility Website
Tails & Peaks Agility Website