COVID-19
The club would appreciate if all existing members and those joining the club could take the time to read over our COVID-19 Action Plan.
Welcome to the Agility Dog Club of Queensland Inc., more commonly known as ADCQ. Our club, and this website, exists because of a love of dogs, fitness, and fun. All dog lovers – individuals, families, adults and children are welcome to be part of ADCQ.
As you explore this site in more detail you’ll find information that includes:
- about the Club and the people involved in running it;
- a diverse range of training courses to fit you and your dog’s needs;
- social and competition events;
- how to become a member ADCQ
ADCQ’s success at the Ipswich Sporting Awards
ADCQ’s commitment towards providing a fun and top notch training environment was recently rewarded at the Ipswich Sporting Awards. The club awarded Sporting Organisation of the Year, and Cathy Slot awarded Volunteer of the Year! Congratulations to the club committee, instructors and members in achieving this, and Cathy for her personal efforts and contributions very fitting of this recognition.
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Some light relief for you during the Greater Brisbane lockdown, brought to you by Olive and Mabel www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts1iG5cgl8E
Olive and Mabel - Card School.
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All the textbooks say you should play games with your dogs to keep them stimulated. Looking to exercise your dog at home during lock down? Check out Susan Garrett's podcast of 20 games to play!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6ikk7uQcXA&list=PLphRRSxcMHy3_6INY488CcjoWaMVgmRJC&index=32
20 Easy Ways to Exercise Your Dog at Home #32
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If someone comes to me with a behaviour problem, one of the first questions I ask is “how much exercise does your dog get?”. There is often a definite link b... With lots of family gatherings in the next month or so, this is a timely podcast from Susan Garrett’s “Shaped by dog” series. You can also find these on other platforms.
youtu.be/ip71Bdkc0gQ
Why All Dogs Can Bite and How to Reduce the Risk with R E A D #25
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We all have an important role to play in reducing the number of dog bites, in particular dog bites to children. Recent statistics on dog bites show that 77% ... Winner!! 2020 Volunteer of the Year at Ipswich Sports Awards. Congratulations Cathy Slot! Well deserved!!!
Exciting night ahead at the Ipswich Sports Awards for finalists Cathy Slot(2020 Volunteer of the Year) and ADCQ (2020 Sporting Organisation)
Some light relief for you during the Greater Brisbane lockdown, brought to you by Olive and Mabel www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ts1iG5cgl8E
Olive and Mabel - Card School.
www.youtube.com
All the textbooks say you should play games with your dogs to keep them stimulated.Looking to exercise your dog at home during lock down? Check out Susan Garrett's podcast of 20 games to play!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6ikk7uQcXA&list=PLphRRSxcMHy3_6INY488CcjoWaMVgmRJC&index=32
20 Easy Ways to Exercise Your Dog at Home #32
www.youtube.com
If someone comes to me with a behaviour problem, one of the first questions I ask is “how much exercise does your dog get?”. There is often a definite link b...With lots of family gatherings in the next month or so, this is a timely podcast from Susan Garrett’s “Shaped by dog” series. You can also find these on other platforms.
youtu.be/ip71Bdkc0gQ
Why All Dogs Can Bite and How to Reduce the Risk with R E A D #25
youtu.be
We all have an important role to play in reducing the number of dog bites, in particular dog bites to children. Recent statistics on dog bites show that 77% ...Winner!! 2020 Volunteer of the Year at Ipswich Sports Awards. Congratulations Cathy Slot! Well deserved!!!
Exciting night ahead at the Ipswich Sports Awards for finalists Cathy Slot(2020 Volunteer of the Year) and ADCQ (2020 Sporting Organisation)
Training venue
Ipswich Sports Club Inc.,
69 Church Street (off Mt Crosby Road),
Tivoli QLD 4305
Training days/time
Training days are Sunday afternoons and evenings, and Wednesday evenings. Training times are dependent on which course/class you are attending. (Please refer to the course/class pages for more information.)