Dog Gone Fun Agility is the largest premier Dog Training & Event Center in Texas offering dog training classes and competition events for the Houston, TX area. We’re conveniently located in Magnolia, Texas , less than 10 miles from the Woodlands Mall and Spring, TX and only 4 miles from Tomball, TX. We offer the best dog training classes and lessons on pet manners and obedience in the area! Our professional dog trainers also offer training for dog sports including dog agility training, dock diving, and scent work. Plus, we have dog agility events almost every weekend! We’ve also added the Dog Gone Fun Agility Pet Store! We keep a wide variety of dog food, toys, treats, and training gear in stock , pick up everything you need for your dog!
Training & services
Training goals
Obedience training
Puppy trainingCustomer-reported
Dog age
PuppiesCustomer-reported
Assistance and working dogs
Hunting dog training
Dog sports
Agility
Dock diving
Scent work
Trick trainingCustomer-reported
Training approach
Positive reinforcement
Other listed services
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Dog Sports
Dogs Running
Handler Program
Obstacle Courses
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Questions & answers
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What people have asked about this business.
Where do I start with a dog with no experience? I eventually want to try some of the sports like agility.
They have fantastic beingers' classes there on site.
What brands of dog food do you have at the Pet Store? Any raw type alternatives?
Yes! The Pet Store stocks traditional kibble as well as frozen, freeze-dried, air-dried and steam-dried alternatives. Kibble in the Raw and other Raw Alternatives are also available. Brands include: Vital Essentials, Primal, Ziwi, Tuesday's, Orijen, Zignature, Fromm, Earth Animal, Acana, Bil-Jac, Bark & Harvest, Nutri Source, Inukshuk, Next Level, Steve's Real Food, The Honest Kitchen, North West, and more! All at prices you will love!
Community answer · Dog Gone Fun Agility LLC · 2024-09-21
We offer classes for these. But more are added all the time. Check back frequently!
Agility
AKC Titles
Barn Hunt
Conformation
Dock Diving
Flyball
Junior Handlers
Mantrailing
Obedience
Pet Classes
Puppy
Rally
Scent Work
Service Dog Series
Therapy Dog
Urban Rats
Community answer · Dog Gone Fun Agility LLC · 2024-09-21
Is there an admission fee to go to Dog Gone Fun on the weekend and watch the competitions??
Admission is free to spectators at Dog Gone Fun Training Center on the weekends. There are agility competitions every weekend. Events are typically Friday - Sunday and begin at 9am and continue into the early afternoon.
Bring your camp chair and stay all day and watch as the dogs compete on the obstacle course with speed and accuracy as the goal.
Community answer · Dog Gone Fun Agility LLC · 2024-09-21
How do I find when classes are offered and how do I register?
Classes are listed by category on the Dog Gone Fun website: https://doggonefunagility.com/classes/
You may view available class sessions from there. If you like to enter a class you will Create an Account and then you'll be allowed to register!
Community answer · Dog Gone Fun Agility LLC · 2024-09-21
5/5My daughter asked me to find her a good place to learn Agility for her and her young Basset Hound and, being that I'm a Professional Dog trainer myself, she knew that I would be very picky about where I sent her to. I visited Dog Gone Fun Agility, LLC upon the recommendation of a…Read full reviewClose full review
My daughter asked me to find her a good place to learn Agility for her and her young Basset Hound and, being that I'm a Professional Dog trainer myself, she knew that I would be very picky about where I sent her to. I visited Dog Gone Fun Agility, LLC upon the recommendation of a friend and found the staff to be very pleasant and Deva, the head trainer, is very knowledgeable on a variety of sports. She not only trains but she also competes and is very talented. I have seen her work with all different ages from young children to older individuals and she is always very sweet, patient and professional. She is always very quick with positive reinforcement for not only the dogs but the students as well. I have been to some places where if you don't want to compete then they don't want to bother with you but you don't find that at DGF, they do it for the fun and love of being with the animals and competing is just a bonus! If you are looking to be a serious competitor then Deva can help you with that too and they have trials almost every weekend at their facilities so you won't even have to travel unless you want to. In this Texas heat it is so nice to be able to do these dog sports indoors with air conditioning and their new facility is going to be spectacular so do yourself (and your dog(s)) a favor and check them out today!
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Chris Esposito
5/5I have taken classes at Dog Gone Fun Agility learning center now for about 3-1/2 years with Truman and Gidget. They have treated us with the utmost respect and kindness. My dogs got the best they could have in agility training, CGC classes and swim lessons because of the positiv…Read full reviewClose full review
I have taken classes at Dog Gone Fun Agility learning center now for about 3-1/2 years with Truman and Gidget. They have treated us with the utmost respect and kindness. My dogs got the best they could have in agility training, CGC classes and swim lessons because of the positive reinforcement that is one of their main principles. The whole family has been very welcoming to myself and dogs just like they were their own. I found the location to be close to home and very convenient for agility trials and classes. All the instructors there were very knowledgeable about the classes they were instructing. I would recommend Dog Gone Fun Agility to others if they were looking for a great place to do agility or any of the other classes they were offering at the time.
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Mary Schaff
5/5
My daughter and I attend agility classes and seminars at DGF. Our experience has been wonderful. Instructors use positive reinforcement methods and are actively learning more about dog training advances to help the students. They are more than willing to tailor a program to suit your needs vs a one size fits all plan. Highly recommend!
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Connie Owens
5/5
I've only been active in agility for over a year and have mostly only completed at DGF. I've enjoyed it so much. The people have been so friendly and helpful. I've been able to join in on a couple of classes as well and have benefited from them. I look forward to our next competition there!!!
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Brenda Weitzel
5/5
Dog Gone Fun has it all. It’s a great place to train and a great place to show. I come every week to have fun with my dogs and spend time with friends. I highly recommend it to everyone!
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