Dogsville

Berri, a Mini-Australian Shepherd, fully understands the sport of dog agility- but her passion is in entertainment.

Just like human athletes, agility dogs can sustain injuries. Seanna and Kirstin O'Neill help dogs during their recovery.

Seanna O'Neil describes how important it is for dogs to get mental stimulation.

Seanna O'Neil states that a major focus of training is the relationship between the handler and their dogs.

This beagle, Meme, is an agility trial champion- and shows that age is nothing but a number.

Meet Mission- the four-time consecutive first place Portuguese Water Dog. A gentleman and connoisseur of hotdogs.

Mochi is a second-generation rescue and is half Akita, a breed known to be a handful. Through dog agility he has found purpose in life.

Nelly is an avid squirrel and rabbit chasing Pomeranian. These skills serve her well in agility.

Odin was beat up many times in the park by other dogs. But with dog agility, he has found a way to be confident and have fun.

The competition in agility is very steep. A dog with that bit of extra drive, edge and attitude can make all the difference.

Bull Terriers are a rare breed to be found in dog agility, but Simon loves it- along with barn hunt, obedience and scent hurdling.

Tactix is a so-called "All-Canadian" sports mix. Highly driven, Tactix excels in everything from agility, flyball, dock diving and super dog shows.

A wild, highly driven dog might seem to be nothing but trouble at home, but it is a great trait to have on the dog agility course.

The process of learning dog agility is addictive and rewarding - from the early stepping stones to being in sync with your dog on the course.

Wyatt and Maddison prove that Chihuahuas are not just purse dogs, but a force to be reckoned with on the agility course.

Zola, the Doberman, and Enzo Ferrari, the Border Collie, are living the dream. Dog agility is their outlet to learn, develop and have fun.