Dog agility clubs in Greater London
We have found and checked 6 agility clubs in Greater London. Every link below was opened and read, not just pinged for a response.
Clubs in Greater London
Dog Agility Coaching
Chiswick, Greater London · W4
location approximate, from postcode district
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Friendly Creatures Dog Club
Leyton, Greater London · E10 7QR
location approximate, from postcode district
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10K9 Funzone
Kingston upon Thames, Greater London · KT1 4AD
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Muddy Mutleys
Edmonton, Greater London · N9 9JN
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10North London Dog Agility Club (Formerly Trent Park
London, Greater London · EN2 9JL
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Ruislip & Northwood CTS
Harrow, Greater London · HA6 1NP
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10
Just over the border
A county boundary is not a travel radius. These are the closest clubs outside Greater London, measured from the middle of the ones above.
Ridinghood Dog Agility Club
13 miles awayUxbridge, Buckinghamshire · SL0 9LL
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10White Way Dog Agility Training
15 miles awayBayford, Hertfordshire · SG13 8PR
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Superhounds Agility
16 miles awayKingston, Surrey · KT12 7RG
location approximate, from postcode district
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Epping Green Agility
16 miles awayEpping, Essex · CM16 5HA
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Whirlwind Agility
17 miles awayStoke Poges, Buckinghamshire · SL2 4HT
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Warlingham DTC
18 miles awayWarlingham, Surrey · CR6 9RU
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Little Revel End
18 miles awayRedbourne, Hertfordshire · AL3 7AJ
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10Pawsome Empowerment Agility Club - Herts.
18 miles awayRedbourn, Hertfordshire · AL3 7AJ
WebsiteLink checked 2026-08-10
What to expect at a club
Ring before you turn up. Most clubs run waiting lists, most want your dog to have some basic obedience first, and a lot of them do not take beginners mid-course.
Ask what age they will start a dog jumping at full height. A dog's growth plates close anywhere from around six months in a toy breed to two years in a giant one, and later in a dog neutered young, so a good club will keep the bars low until your vet is happy. One that shrugs at the question is telling you something useful.
Nearly all of them will let you watch a session before you commit. Take them up on it, because the difference between clubs is mostly the atmosphere. Our guide to getting started covers the obstacles and what you can sensibly practise at home.
Agility shows near Greater London
Once your dog is 18 months old and you have both found your feet at a club, a show is the next step. These are the places to find one.
- Royal Kennel Club licensed agility shows within 30 miles of Chiswick, listed by date and updated daily.
- Agilitynet show diary, which also covers independent and league shows and can sort by distance from your postcode.
- Agility Plaza, where many shows take entries, with a map.
- Canine Hoopers UK show diary for hoopers, the no-jumps version of the sport.
Every show has a closing date for entries, so check it before you plan around one.
Questions about agility in Greater London
How much do agility classes cost in Greater London?
It depends on the club. Across the clubs we checked, a session typically costs £5 to £16, a beginners' course runs from around £50 to £110, and some clubs also charge a yearly membership. Ask each club for its current prices.
What age can my dog start agility?
The Royal Kennel Club recommends no training on agility equipment until a dog is at least a year old, and a dog must be 18 months old to compete at a licensed show. Large and giant breeds often need longer before jumping at full height, so ask your vet.
Does my dog need to be a pedigree to compete?
No. Crossbreeds can compete at Royal Kennel Club shows once they are on the club's Activity Register.
Where can I find agility shows near Greater London?
The Royal Kennel Club's Find a Show search lists every licensed show. The link on this page opens it on agility shows within 30 miles of Chiswick. Agilitynet's show diary also covers independent and league shows.
Is hoopers better for an older dog?
Often, yes. Hoopers uses hoops, barrels and tunnels with no jumps, and Canine Hoopers UK describes it as low impact, so it suits older dogs, very large or very small breeds, and handlers who cannot run.
Nearby counties
Search the full UK directory to sort every club by distance from your postcode. Directory last reviewed 2026-08-10.