​The TAG field is available for individual practice by TAG members with field privileges.   TAG Instructors frequently reserve the field for student practice and notify membership of these open practice times via email.  

All members and students are expected to follow these Field Rules ANYTIME the field is used.

To become a TAG member, you must be fully trained on the safe usage and performance of the standard agility equipment. If you've never trained at TAG but you've trained elsewhere, you can send in a video. Membership forms are not available to the general public, one will be sent to you up assurance that you meet minimum competency standards. (We don't ask for perfection here)
We can also have one of our instructors meet you and do a short eval, and introduction to the field rules. 
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TAG FIELD RULES

Field access hours are 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. seven days a week.  If the front gate (at the road) is locked when you arrive, please be sure to close and lock it behind you and leave it locked when you leave after training. 

DO NOT let your dog potty in the agility field.  A potty field is provided in the fenced potty area next to the fields.  Please PICK UP YOUR DOG'S POOP and deposit in the trash can provided.  (Scoop provided)

Guests (including children) should stay away from the agility equipment and other dogs.

If others are on the field, keep your dog on a leash or crated when you are not doing an agility exercise.  Do not let your dog visit without permission of the other handler.  Please keep visiting to minimum during organized training activities.

If someone is already training on the field you wish to use when you arrive, you must ask permission to enter and share the field. The person who is already there has the option of using the field without sharing for a period of twenty minutes.

If you are practicing on the field together with other handlers and dogs, do short sequences to avoid collisions or take turns on longer sequences.  Be aware of what obstacles are being used by others.

When you leave the field, make sure the tunnels are put up, gates are locked and lights are turned off.   Turn both ends of tunnels to the ground and remove ALL tunnel bags.

Anyone who is not a member or student member of TAG may NOT bring a dog into either fenced  agility field without first signing a waiver and paying a field use fee.  Any non-TAG member wanting to use the field must be accompanied to the field by a TAG member and must make these arrangements in advance.  Email is usually the fastest way to coordinate this.  Members who bring a guest wishing to work with a dog are responsible for getting the guest to sign the waiver and pay the fee.  The fee is $5/handler.  

​ONLY TAG Trainers may use the field to train others.  If those being trained are not TAG members with field privileges, the TAG Trainer is responsible for paying a $5 field use fee per trainee.

Always make sure you and your dog are having fun!


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  • Home
  • About Agility
  • About TAG
  • Field Use
  • Calendar
  • Classes
    • Foundations Series
    • Advanced Classes
    • Instructors >
      • Debby Barnes
      • Naomi Boyer
      • Kim Bradley
      • Kate Dieringer
      • Desiree Pratt
      • Randy Pratt
      • Robert Stewart
  • Registration
  • Events
  • Contact
  • Timer Rental
  • Links