More Dog Sports Classes

Whether you're looking for a new way to have fun with your dog, build confidence, burn energy, or explore competitive dog sports, Run Wild offers activities for every team. Our sports programs focus on strengthening the relationship between dogs and their handlers through engaging, reward-based training in a supportive environment. From recreational classes designed for enjoyment and enrichment to fast-paced team sports like Flyball, there are plenty of opportunities to learn new skills, stay active, and become part of the Run Wild community.

We're here to help you and your dog have your best life and sports career together, so please contact us if you have questions about a class, your dog's suitability, or need a recommendation.

Sports for Fun

Are you and your dog ready to have some F-U-N?

Would you like a more casual approach to dog sports?

We design these classes to appeal to both sporty and companion pups, and all of them offer great opportunities to build your dog's confidence, provide physical and mental stimulation, and strengthen your bond with one another while playing and having fun together.

These classes typically have no prerequisites and are open to all ages and breeds of dogs.

Young bi-colored Australian Shepherd running to a tug toy

Not sure where to begin?

Find the Right Class for You and Your Dog

Answer a few quick questions about your dog and your goals, and we’ll recommend classes that fit.

What Our Clients Say

“One of my favorite things about Run Wild is being introduced to all sorts of different dog sports and opportunities. The trainers meet us where we are, and the focus is on positive reinforcement, building relationships with your dog, and advocating for them. Cypress has built his confidence, and I've found new things for us to learn together.”

Shannon O'Neal and Cypress
Barn Hunt, previously Scent Games and other Run Wild training

Class Options

Sports Sampler

Explore six different dog sports in one supportive six-week class. Each week introduces a new activity so you can discover what your dog enjoys before choosing a specialty path.

You’ll try: Rally Obedience, Agility, Nosework, Flyball, Freestyle, and Disc Dog.

Best for: Teams that want variety, enrichment, and help finding the right sport.

Prerequisite: One Run Wild Manners class or instructor permission.

Before enrolling: Dogs who bark, lunge, or growl at people or dogs should explore Reactive Rover or contact us for guidance.

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Dog Parkour & Fitness

Build confidence, coordination, and body awareness through safe challenges inspired by everyday environments. This six-week class combines parkour-style movement with practical fitness exercises.

You’ll practice: Safe climbing, balance, controlled movement, strength, and creative obstacle work.

Best for: Companion and sport dogs that would benefit from confidence-building, enrichment, or better physical preparation.

Prerequisite: None.

Before enrolling: Dogs who bark, lunge, or growl at people or dogs may be better served by Reactive Rover. Contact us if you are unsure.

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Tricks, Freestyle, and Rally for Fun

Turn training into a creative shared game. This six-week mixed-skills class blends tricks, body awareness, freestyle, and Rally-inspired movement for teams that want to learn without competition pressure.

You’ll practice: Heeling positions, spins, bows, backing up, retrieving objects, body-awareness exercises, and personalized trick goals.

Best for: Teams seeking fun enrichment, stronger communication, or skills toward Trick Dog and freestyle titles.

Prerequisite: None.

Before enrolling: Dogs who bark, lunge, or growl at people or dogs may be better served by Reactive Rover. Contact us if you are unsure.

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