Welcome to NADAC
The North American Dog Agility Council (NADAC) is a dog agility venue with the main goal of giving every competitor what they desire to achieve from this sport that so many of us spend our weekends competing in. Whether you enjoy being highly competitive, or just come to trials to meet with your friends and relax. We are striving to give you the absolute best experience from both sides of the page.
In the coming years we plan on releasing a multitude of programs allowing each person to focus on what gives them the most enjoyable experience with the time they spend with us. So stay tuned and happy trialing!
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Events
Find event dates and locations where you can participate in NADAC sanctioned agility trials.
Clubs
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Titles & Awards
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The Latest News from NADAC:
2024 Height Card Updates
Permanent Height Card Requirements and Updates Height Card Form - Click Here 20” Dogs Clarification and update - All dogs are required to be measured. If your dog is over 18" it can be measured visually by the judge. If you will be attending NADAC Championships...
2024 Updates
Update Summary and Time Stamps 2025 Championships - Video Time Stamp - 0:24 -NADAC Championships will be held in Gillette, WY Sept 9th-14th 2025 -After multiple issues with security at the Champions Center in OH, as well as issues with the quality of the local...
2024 Championships Qualifying Info Sheet
The qualifying information sheet for the 2024 NADAC Championships in Gillette, WY is not available on the Championships page. You can also click here to view it
2022 Pre Trial Info
Hi All, Some info for Pre Trial: 1) We will NOT be doing a briefing in the morning. Everything you need to know will be in this email. 2) First walk throughs will be at 6:30 AM. We know this is early, believe me, we don't wanna be up this early either. But...
2021 Raffle Info
Hi Everyone,Are you gearing up for this year’s raffle?? Saving up your money?? Printing your name labels? This year's raffle is going to be the best ever! For those first time Champs people, the raffle consists of state baskets donated by a club, person or group...
Grounders Info
This is going to be a info post regarding the new combined hoopers and barrelers class, hereby known as Grounders. For more info on what led to this change you can read this news article: https://www.nadac.com/barrelers-and-hoopers-voting-results/ The new class will...
What People are saying about NADAC:
Great Atmosphere
I wanted to take a moment and let you know how I felt about my experience this past weekend at the Dogs on Q agility trial.
I had never previously seen a NADAC trial. A friend recommended that I try it with my Norwegian Elkhound as she has been struggling in other venues. So I registered my dog. Even though I had read all the rules, I was still a bit confused on which classes I should try. So I sent emails with questions and got wonderfully helpful replies.
And Wow! What a GREAT time we had. The atmosphere was much more laid back than I was used to. Which was just what we needed. But laid back in no way means unorganized. The trial was SO well run. So very efficient, but not rushed. So many club members building courses, so the next round could start quickly. Everyone jumping in to help. One member even offered to take me around and show me things, if I had questions. Talk about being blown away for my first NADAC experience!
I will definitely attend more trials put on by this club. Just fantastic!!
Oh and after our last run of the day, so many people came up and told me what a beautiful run we had in Hoopers. So welcoming and so nice!!!
Thank you,
First Agility Experience
I am writing to give some well earned positive feedback about an agility trial I recently attended. My dog and I competed at the Tails Up Agility Trial held at the Family Dog Club in Chesapeake, VA. This was our first ever trial and our first contact with your organization, and we had a blast! Not only were the people friendly and helpful for all of the newbies to NADAC, but the event was incredibly organized and ran very smoothly. Our judge, Jeff Riedl, was also wonderfully encouraging, and instructive with the competitors, and definitely made the whole experience a great one. I also just need to thank your group for being one of the only ones that I have found that openly allow canine amputees to compete. My agility partner is an amazing tripaw who has done local fun agility with our trainer here, but never dreamed we could do any recognized trails. My friend, who competes mainly in AKC, discovered your organization and guided me to the website. We were very excited to find out that we could finally try out our skills outside our comfort zone, and it was a blast. Not only did we have fun, but he got two Q’s and several Blue and red ribbons to boot. So, all in all, I just wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed our first experience with NADAC and say thank you!
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