Middlesex Agility Club

28/07/2025

MAC’s annual summer BBQ was a blast! ☀️
Great food, lawn games, and lots of laughs. Nothing says summer like a little friendly competition and a whole lot of fun! 🐾🎉

13/07/2025

Thanks for a great July trial weekend! ❤️ AAC July 12-13 2025 Trial
Thanks to our judge Kathryn for making the journey and some fun courses. 👩‍⚖️
Thanks to everyone who volunteered to help make the weekend run smoothly. 🙏
Thanks to everyone for sticking out the heat and doing their best to stay cool 😎
Thanks to our vendors for some shopping and volunteer prizes. 🛍️
Congrats to all of our title earners & qualifying runs 🎉
And a big thanks to all the dogs who came out and played the sport we love! 🐾
Until next time! ✌️

P.S. Our Steeplechase and Team August trial opens for entries July 22! 🗓️

13/07/2025

Sunday course maps part 2!

13/07/2025

Sunday course maps (Part 1 - FB seems to be limiting to 5 images a post 🤷‍♀️)

Looking forward to a day of games!
Stat cool out there, drinks lots of water, and have fun!

12/07/2025

Be sure to show our vendors some love!
🛍️
And if you volunteer, enter your name for a chance to win some prizes donated by our vendors!

12/07/2025

Saturday course maps - part 2!

12/07/2025

Morning! ☀️
Here are you course maps for Saturday! 🐾

Remember to bring lots of water, stay cool 😎, and have fun with your dog! 🐕

AAC July 12-13 2025 Trial

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

🚧 CONSTRUCTION ALERT 🚨
FYI for our trial this weekend!

📣 Service Update 📣

Vanneck Road is closed at Glendon Drive effective today, July 2, 2025, until August 1, 2025, for roundabout construction.

Please see the detour map for more information: https://www.municipal511.ca/

For any questions, please contact Middlesex County Central Garage at 519-471-2020.

🚧 For updates on road closures, visit the Road Closures Map at: https://bit.ly/3Z5IV9z

Municipality of Middlesex Centre

11/07/2025

Meet our judge - Kathryn Kaiser! 🐾
Looking forward to a great weekend of agility! AAC July 12-13 2025 Trial

A note from Kathryn:
This is a picture just after these two dogs qualified for the 2011 Nationals. I chose this because it represents a major highlight in my agility career. I haven’t changed much over the years, just got a little grayer and fatter and more wrinkly.
My husband and I started agility in Sept 2001. He had adopted The Dog From Hell and needed something to turn her around, or it was back to the humane society and possible euthanasia. I was into CKC obedience, but had heard of agility. So we signed up for classes. Quickly this dog became great in agility, and my husband’s heart dog. Agility saved this dog’s life, and became our life.

Why did I become a judge? I took a class that taught us how to play Snooker and Gamblers. During the course we took turns judging each other. I decided this was fun, so I signed up for the first available judge’s clinic. I totally blame my instructor for this.

I’ve been a judge since 2008, and a Masters judge since 2017. This has shown me a side of agility I wouldn’t see otherwise. I have a broader and deeper view of the sport. It is a privilege to represent the AAC and be a part of handlers achieving titles and ATChCes, but most of all make it possible for people to play with their dogs.