Dog Agility training in Torbay (UK).....

...for
all levels

...with a
focus on fun!

Have fun, and build a better bond with your dog, in a relaxed and friendly training environment.......

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Quintor family!

small classes, run seven days a week

We run dog agility training classes every day of the week, and from morning 'til dark several days a week! We should be able to find a time that works for you (not always immediately, but we have a waiting list)!

We offer a range of classes, including foundation work for puppies, and we keep them small!

We only provide full dog agility training to dogs over 1 year, or 18 months for larger dogs, because they do not stop growing until then.

That first year (or 18 months for larger dogs) is crucial; asking them to do all agility obstacles, eg full-height jumps, until they are fully grown could harm them. We do, however, offer a foundation agility class for younger dogs to prepare them for agility training once they are fully developed.

See below for more details about the classes we offer (hover or tap on the image to see more details):

Dogs max per class!

Foundation Agility

For younger dogs, 8 months - 1 year/18 months

Help with co-ordination and initial agility training for younger dogs. Prepares them for joining a beginners agility class once old enough.

Dogs in foundation classes do not do jumps, or anything else that might harm their physical development.

Agility

Big boys/girls pants agility!

For dogs over 1 year, or 18 months (for larger dogs).

We aim for classes with dogs of similar size (means you're not waiting around for jump heights to be changed!) and ability.

For full details of our classes, including prices, go to the 'Join Us' section of the main page, and click on 'Class prices and details'.

To be added to our list of people who would like a class with us, click on 'Apply to go on our list' (to the right of 'Class Prices and Details') and fill out the form. That will give us all the details we need to find you a suitable class.

fun for all sizes, levels & aspirations

Tiny to huge dogs.....
Beginners to experienced.....
Just for fun or wanting to compete.....

We cater for everyone - in a relaxed environment, focussed on you and your dog having fun!!

We have dog agility training classes for all levels of ability, from absolute beginners, through to advanced and competition levels. We cater for everyone, from those that just want to have a bit of fun with their dog – to those that have aspirations of competing!

You don’t need to know what your aim is when you join. Many have joined us just to have fun, or to give their dog more variety, and ended up competing!

The best way for us to give you a flavour of Quintor, and to help you decide if we’re right for you, is if members of our ‘family’ tell you their story……..

Fran's Story

Carla's Story

Dog going through agility tyre — Jack takes the tyre

Just after 2000, my family and I lost our beloved and very intelligent border collie. We made the decision that our next dog would not be like our last and, as our house was very empty without our beloved Buster, we decided very quickly to get another dog. Much to my partner’s dismay this turned out to be a Spollie (Welsh Springer Spaniel x Border Collie). At 12 weeks old Jack came and joined our family from a local farm just the other side of Totnes, everything started off very well………….

Dog going over agility jump — Jack jumping with determination!

At around 8 months Jack decided that while we were out on our walks I was no longer interesting enough for him and would clear off to see if there were any other dogs around that he could spend some time with. He started to have ‘selective hearing’ and would only return to me on his terms and would not come back even if I had his favourite treat. When his hormones kicked in I spent a lot of my time rescuing the local female dog population from his amorous advances. At the age of 10 months I did 'the best thing’ you can do to a young amorous dog, but this seemed to make little difference. Walks started to become very embarrassing and stressful for me and not fun. I was at my wits' end and had started to think about possibly finding him a new home as I had tried all the training tips that had been offered to me in bountiful supply. I then hit on an idea.

Dog doing agility weaves — Jack practices his weaves

Our son was at secondary school and there was a lady who collected her son from the juniors who I knew did dog agility. I plucked up courage one day to speak to her and ask her if she did any teaching. Funnily enough she had just been approached by someone she knew to start up teaching agility for them. I told her how desperate I was and she very kindly arranged for me to meet her at a friend’s farm. We started in the corner of a field with a toy and a jump. As the saying goes, the rest is history!

Years later we are still doing agility with Jan. We did start to go to a few shows, but you don’t have to do that. Agility is fun for both dog and owner and helps you to become a better partnership!

Thanks Jan!!

Fran & Jack

Belgian Groenendael doing agility weaves — Hector nails the weaves

I have wanted to do dog agility ever since I saw it on TV at Crufts as a child. The next thing our farm collie knew I was trying to get him to go over the horse jumps! He was quite bemused by the whole thing, but nonetheless very good - and it fired my enthusiasm...

It was many years before I could have a dog of my own but, when the opportunity arose in 2011, our choice of dog was shaped by my desire to do agility. Belgian Shepherds fit the bill, as they were protective (which we wanted) but also renowned for their aptitude for agility - although it's fair to say they're not a breed for the uninitiated or feint hearted!

Belgian Terveuren going over agility A-frame — The tongue of concentration!

The next thing was to find ourselves an agility trainer: enter Jan! I was quickly hooked, and we've never looked back. At the time of writing this, we've been going to her for 8 years - and it remains one of the absolute highlights of my week! It's fair to say we've probably not been the easiest for Jan to teach, but she has persevered with unwavering patience and good humour! Today we're a regular member of her demo team.

It had always been my ambition to compete. Jan has been telling me we're ready for years, but I haven't quite felt we were there until recently. Many people do compete based just on having weekly lessons like we do, but I didn't fancy getting up at the crack of dawn to go to a show (large grade 1 dogs tend to go first!) when I knew the chances of them doing the weaves or seesaw properly were barely above zero! We're hoping to put all that right soon, as I now have a few bits of equipment in my garden to practice with (including weaves!). My boys are getting a bit old to compete now, but most shows have senior or anysize classes with smaller jumps so I haven't given up all hope of making a debut on the scene!

Belgian Groenendael waiting at end of agility see-saw — Practicing 2-on 2-off contacts on the seesaw with Hector

Classes with Jan are just so much fun!!! She keeps it all so lighthearted. As someone who isn't originally from this part of Devon, I've also made many other friends besides Jan from being part of Quintor!

Belgian Terveuren taking the agility tyre — Rufus isn't so sure about the tyre!

I truly believe agility would never have become quite the passion for me that it now is if it wasn't for how much fun Jan makes it to learn and to do. Beware, though: as I believe has been said by someone else on here, it is highly addictive! You could well find yourself, like me, following in the footsteps of many an agility enthusiast and not only finding your garden full of agility equipment, but also wanting to buy at least a camper van if you do start competing and are not a fan of getting up in the middle of the night to get to a show half-way across the country (they tend to be spread far and wide)!

Carla, Hector & Rufus

stunning, and secure, outdoor training location

Quintor have a secure paddock, set in a beautiful rural location on the edge of Marldon, South Devon (UK) that we use for training (when it's dry enough!).

We also have an alternative outdoor venue we can use (between the Penn Inn at Newton Abbot and Barton in Torquay) when we can’t use our main location – usually because it’s to wet to use our paddock or it’s out of action for another reason! Please note we are currently running all classes from this location (as of October 2024)

established 17 years

Quintor was started by Jan Jackson to provide dog agility training in 2007. It has grown since then, through reputation and word of mouth, to become her full-time occupation.

Fast forward to today and she has trained more handlers with their dogs than she’s had hot dinners! Many have gone on to great success in competitions.

Jan is qualified as an LLAAB agility instructor. She also has a team of trusted and experienced trainers ready to assist with classes as and when required.

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Group or 1 to 1 lessons

We offer group classes or (for an additional cost) 1-2-1 sessions. Your first group session is usually booked as a block of 6.

Taster sessions offered

You are welcome to come along for a taster session before you sign up for any course or group class to it to see if you like agility, and want to train with Quintor!

More about coming to a class with us....

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	Taster	Agility Foundation (course)	Agility Beginners (course)	Agility	1-2-1
	£5 /session (per dog)	Agility Foundation (course)	Agility Beginners (course)	£60 /6 sessions (per dog)	£60 /6 sessions (per dog)	£48 (Main Site) £60 (Other site) /6 sessions (per dog)	£20 /session (per dog)
Who is it for?	All levels, foundation-advanced (not 1-2-1s)	Teens: 8 months - 1 year (or 8-18 months, if large)	Dogs 1 year+ (or 18 months+ if large) with little or no experience of agility.	Dogs over 1 year (or over 18 months, if large) with experience of agility (can do all equipment)	Any age or level
Frequency	One off (see details)	Weekly	Weekly	Weekly	Ad hoc - as required (but see details)
Duration	1 hour	1 hour	1 hour	1 hour	1/2 hour (but see details)
Max dogs/ session	Up to 5 (or 4 for Foundation/Beginners)	Up to 4	Up to 4	Up to 5 (main site) or 4 (other site)	1 (but see details)
Details Hover/ tap icon for more info	New clients can attend one taster session per dog. Existing clients can attend a taster with a new dog that’s never tried agility before to see how they do before committing to a block of classes. Beginner taster sessions for are usually arranged when we've got a slot free that we could run a course with the aim of filling it. You're welcome to accept a place on a taster even if you know you wouldn't be able to do the course at that time, though, as we'll just keep running tasters until we've filled the course! Tasters for people with experience, who can join a regular class, are offered to try a class we've got space in to see if it works for you and the class, so there'll usually be a space we can offer you in that class if you want to join it. Taster sessions are not offered for 1-2-1 sessions as we don't require that you commit to a block of 1-2-1s - you can book one session to see if you like it before deciding if you would like more.	Young dogs in foundation classes do not do jumps, or any other equipment that may harm their development. Foundation classes start with a course of 6 sessions, where your pup will learn the basics of agility. The courses are progressive, building skills week-on-week, so we will not usually add anyone new to your course except at the very beginning. For this reason, courses (and tasters) can only be arranged when we have a slot free and enough people to run one. Once you have completed the initial 6-week foundation course, you can continue in foundation classes until your pup is old enough to do full agility.	Beginner's classes are run as a course of 6 sessions to teach your dog (and you, if you have no experience) how to do all the equipment. Classes are progressive, building skills week-on-week, so we will not usually add anyone to your course unless it's at the very beginning. For this reason, beginner's courses (and tasters) can only be arranged when we have a slot free and enough people to fill it. Once you have completed a beginner's course, you can join any agility class - but we do aim to keep handler/dog teams with similar levels of experience together.	We can usually find a space in an existing class for people who can do full agility. This means you can start (or do a taster) as soon as you are ready to. If there are less than 5 in your class, additional dogs may join your class, either temporarily (if they cannot make their normal class) or more permanently. If you and your fellow classmates would rather no-one joined you, that’s fine –we just ask that you pay a little more to reflect this: 2 dogs: £15 per dog per session. 3-4 dogs: £10 per session per dog	Please note we do not offer taster sessions for 1-2-1 sessions, as we don't require that you pay upfront for a block of lessons. They can be booked on a one-off, ad hoc, basis. Your slot is not reserved for you beyond the sessions you've booked and paid for. So, if you book and pay on a one-off or weekly basis, your slot may not be available in subsequent weeks. If you want to be sure you keep the same slot, you can pay for a block of up to 6 lessons upfront after your first session, but we'll reserve your slot for you if you book in blocks of 4 so it won't be offered to anyone else unless or until you haven't booked it. 1-2-1 sessions can also be shared with another dog and increased to 1 hour at a rate of £20 per dog.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age can dogs start agility?

We do not allow dogs in full agility classes until they are at least 12 months old, or 18 months for larger breeds. This is because they're still developing until then so some of the equipment, particularly jumps and the weaves, could harm them if they were to do it before they're fully grown.

We do, however, offer foundation agility classes for younger dogs. See above and 'More about our classes' at the top of our main page for more details of these classes.

Does my dog need any particular training before they can start doing agility?

Strictly speaking, no. We don’t insist on any particular training before your dog can join our classes.

However, you will probably progress faster and both get more from the lessons if you have done some basic training. This is particularly true if you’ve used positive, reward-based, training so your dog is eager to do what you ask of them (expecting a reward!) and used to following commands you give them.

The following are a few things we consider helpful:

Recall is helpful, so you can call or gesticulate to get your dog to come back to you

A good sit-wait will be essential fairly early on, as you will soon need to be able to leave your dog at the beginning of the course whilst you move further along (this assumes your dog can run faster than you can!!)

It is helpful if your dog is used to following your hand, ie lure training to position them or direct them somewhere, as you will often use your hands to direct where you want them to go in agility.

Please don’t worry if you don’t know how to train these things – we can help you, and suggest ways of doing it! However, if you feel confident teaching them to your dog, you will probably find it will help.

Also, you probably will find it helpful if your dog shows an interest in tug or other toys – for many dogs, a quick play session with you can be more rewarding than a treat!

Where do you train?

Our main location is in Marldon, near Paignton. If you click on 'Our Main Location' near the top of our main page, you'll find a map and more details about it.

We do also have an alternative site we can use when we're unable to use our main site (usually because it's too wet to train in a field!). That's between Torquay and Newton Abbot.

What times are the classes or courses & what spaces do you have?

We run classes every day of the week, including evenings two days a week when it's light enough. What we can offer you, and how soon, will depend on the type of class, the spaces we have (or slots we have free to run a course) and when you're available.

Weekends and evenings are most in demand. We're constantly working to make more slots available, but it can sometimes be a bit longer before we've got a suitable slot to offer you if that's the only time you're available. We can only run evening classes when it's light enough, so we don't run them over the winter.

Please see 'Details' under the information about classes above to find out more about different classes and how they're arranged.

Current Availability (as of 30 October 2024)

The availability we have is ever-changing as we fill spaces, start new classes/courses and people come and go. However, the following is the availability we have as of the above date to give you an idea:

Beginners Taster Sessions & Courses (including Foundation):

Tasters are usually only run for beginners when we've got a slot free we could start a beginners course. We don't have set slots for courses, as most generally become regular classes after they finish, so we run courses when we've got a slot free and we can fill it with a course.

We have the following slots available at the time of writing (we've just started several new courses!!):

Wednesday: afternoon - 1 slot

Saturday: morning - 1 slot

Please note that we tend to run less foundation courses for younger pups than we do beginners courses for dogs that are old enough to do everything. We usually have less younger dogs on our waiting list, so we don't have enough people who are free when we've got a slot as often as we do for older dogs.

1-2-1s

The spaces we have available for courses (see above) are also available for 1-2-1s, plus additional spaces on:

Monday: morning (coming soon!)

Wednesday: afternoon

Thursday: morning (coming soon!)

Friday: morning

Novice classes and above (for experienced people)

We have classes with space on a Tuesday and Saturday at the moment, although this may obviously change if we fill them or move people around to make more slots free for beginners courses.

We do try to keep people with similar levels of experience together, though, as it's not fair on experienced people to have to wait whilst beginners learn how to do it! That means we may not necessarily have a suitable class when you're free - especially if you have limited availability.

What happens if you haven't got anything to offer me at the moment?

Everyone who applies to join us goes on our waiting list until we can find you a class, and doesn't come off it unless you tell us you're no longer interested in a space with us or we don't get a response when we offer you places in courses or classes.

We have people coming and going all the time, and often move things around or combine classes if we have classes with space, so slots do become available quite regularly. Even if we don't have anything at the moment, it may be that we'll have something in a few weeks' time!

It can sometimes take a while before we have a suitable slot to offer you, though, especially if your availability is very limited - but it's rare we can't find you something eventually!

If you're keen to get started quickly, it's worth making sure you tell us all the times you'd potentially be able to come to a class as well as any days/times you'd prefer. We'll always try to find you a class when you'd ideally like one but, if we don't have any slots free at those times, the chances of being able to offer you something sooner rather than later increase the more times you've said you could be available.

What do I need to do to get a place in a class?

Fill in our form. That's it!

The form will give us all the information we need to determine what class you will be best for you, and we'll be in touch as soon as we have one to offer you.

To find the form, close this page and click on 'Apply to join a class'.

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Payment Terms

You will be sent a 'handbook' when we offer you a class, and when we confirm it too, which contains full details of our payment terms. The following should give you a rough idea of how we work, though....

We accept the following means of payment:

Cash

Cheque (must be received at least 1 week in advance)

Bank transfer

We will accept payment on arrival (not cheques!) for taster sessions but, if you want to pay by bank transfer, you'll probably need to pay before you arrive as the mobile signal can be variable for some networks at our sites!

Courses of 6 lessons must be paid for (and funds cleared) at least 3 days before the start to secure your place.

Once you have completed two 6-week blocks of classes, you can either continue paying in blocks of 6 classes or we're happy to accept a monthly payment (in advance, payable on whatever day you prefer each month) if you plan to continue coming to us regularly for the foreseeable future. The monthly payment will cover the cost of the classes that are due to run in the following month and, if any classes you pay for end up being cancelled, the cost will be deducted from your next month's payment.

Cancellations/Non-attendance

Blocks of 6 sessions are not refundable, but we understand unexpected issues can arise (on your part or ours) that may mean you cannot attend (or we cannot provide) one or more of the lessons you have paid for.

If we cancel a lesson:

You don't lose the lesson if we cancel it, whatever notice we give you. So we'll either arrange another time to provide it for you, or deduct it from your next payment for a block of lessons.

If you can't attend:

We ask that you tell us as soon as possible if you will not be attending a lesson.

If you give us 48 hours’ notice or more, you won't lose it and we'll find an alternative way to provide it for you. We do reserve the right not to do this, though, if it becomes a regular occurrence – we obviously couldn’t operate if everyone just decided whether they fancied it each week and we had to find alternatives for them whenever they didn’t!!

If you notify us with less than 48 hours’ notice, you forfeit that lesson – in other words, it’s payable but you lose it (although in some circumstances we may still offer you an alternative if we can - see the next section on Class Standards and Conduct).

Class Standards and Conduct

We will send you a 'handbook' when we offer a class to you and that will tell you everything you need to know about coming to a class with us - including about standards/conduct.

What do I need to bring with me – for myself and my dog?

For your dog, you just need treats and/or toys (if your dog is more toy motivated), and poo bags. And, obviously, their lead! We provide water at our training sites, so no need to bring any with you.

Our main training field is very exposed to all elements, be that heat or cold. You will need appropriate footwear and clothing – including a warm and windproof coat if it’s cold. You may need the same for your dog too – ie warm coats in cold weather, and cooling coats in the heat.

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Have you read what you need to know about coming to a class with us (see ‘Class Prices & Details’)?

If you have, and you’re ready to give us a go, then click below to be added to our list! It’ll ask you for everything we need to know to find the best class or taster for you (eg details about your dog, your experience with agility and when you’re available).

Once we’ve received your application, we’ll add you to our list and offer you the next suitable slot we have.

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Weekend classes are most in demand, followed by evenings.

Slots do come up fairly regularly, and we're constantly working to make more available. Please be aware, though, that it can take a bit longer to find a class for you if these are the only times you're able to attend or you have very limited days/times you're available.

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A few photos from our archives....

Quintor hall of fame! A tribute to some of the wonderful dogs and handlers that Quintor have had the privilege to work with over the years. (Hover or tap for description, click to pop-up image full size)

Bailey

The Wednesday Fab Ladies' Club

Archie

Isabel

Toys make it lots of fun for the dogs!

Isabel on the seesaw

Tor

Quin

Monty

Healy

Trigger

Archie

Murphy

Lacey

Maddie

Jack

Badger with his trophy

Cora

Molly

Yogi Bear

Teddy

Top dog Will with all his trophies and rosettes from 2012

Lola, Dingham and Albie

Boxers can do it too!

Will and Mary with their rosettes

Blue

Trusted friends....

We have several amazing partners that we support, and who support us……. (hover for more information)

Your pets are in safe hands!

Branches in Torquay | Teignmouth | Newton Abbot

Quarry Vets are much respected and highly valued supporters of Quintor.

Helping the homeless pets of South Devon

When pets' lives fall apart, we're here to pick up the pieces and give them happy lives!

Quintor work very closely with our local animal shelter, Animals in Distress. More details below!

Why is agility so good for rescue dogs?
How do Animals in Distress operate?
What work do we do with them?

Rescue dogs and agility....

Rescued dogs often ended up in a re-homing shelter because their owners are unable to cope with their high energy levels or hyperactivity. Agility is wonderful for these types of dogs.

A lot of rescued dogs come along to Quintor classes to relieve boredom or stress. We have a secure, penned in, training area so it's ideal for rescue dogs who cannot yet be trusted to run off-lead. At Quintor, they can train and learn to have fun with their owners, let off a bit of steam and go home happy and tired.

Animals in Distress

Animals in Distress have been caring for an rehoming unwanted domestic animals since 1994. It rehomes over 1000 animals per year.

Animals go to the rescue centre for a variety of reasons: bereavement, illness, relationship breakdown, financial reasons and - sadly - cruelty and neglect. The policy of the Charity is never to turn away an animal in distress, and never to have an animal put to sleep unless, on veterinary advice, it is too ill or dangerous to be rehomed.

Click here to visit their website if you would like to donate, are interested in rescuing an animal from them, could offer your help as a volunteer or would just like to know more!

Quintor's work with Animals in Distress

Quintor have close links with Animals in Distress, and a long history of supporting their invaluable work.

We give agility demonstrations at dogs shows, fayres and other events held at their rescue centre - as well as running events to raise funds for them.

The photos below are from some of the Animals in Distress events we've supported:

Quintor Agility Demo at Animals in Distress — All ready for the Quintor demo at Animals in Distress

Dog and handler doing agility A Frame — Quintor members show how it's done!

Couple with dog having a go at agility — A dog from the crowd has a go at agility for the first time

Dog coming down agility dog walk — Laura and Bo practice the dog walk

Collie coming down from agility A-Frame — Sky gets a feel for the A Frame

Collie jumping through agility tyre — Merlin confidently shows how the tyre is done!

Agility handler and collie taking off over jump — First to go: Jan and Tam!

Photos that capture the beauty and spirit of your precious pet

Covering South Devon.

Paws 'n' Shoot are Quintor's official photographers.

The home of a dog-centred care approach.

Andy (Train Positive) is a locally, and nationally, renowned canine behaviourist.

He has worked with Jan (Quintor) for many years. If you can get him (he is in demand!), it's who Quintor recommend!

Breeders of beautiful collies, with fantastic temperaments!

Quintor has trained many Korsabian collies - and Jan has owned them herself. They come highly recommended by us!

More about dog agility

The UK Kennel Club provide a lot of information about agility.

A good source of information about the sport.

You'll also find information here about competing in Kennel Club licenced agility competitions. The finals of KC agility competitions are what you see at Crufts.

The alternative to Kennel Club agility competitions.

UK Agility, known as UKA, is well worth a look if you're thinking of competing. Some prefer it to Kennel Club agility competitions!

Agility show diary, and lots more!

Primarily used by agility competitors to find shows, there's a lot more than that on AgilityNet! For example, you'll find items for sale, news, details of upcoming workshops and general information about agility on the site.

Dog Agility training in Torbay (UK).....

...for all levels

...with a focus on fun!

Have fun, and build a better bond with your dog, in a relaxed and friendly training environment.......

small classes, run seven days a week

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fun for all sizes, levels & aspirations

Fran & Jack

Carla, Hector & Rufus

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Frequently Asked Questions

What age can dogs start agility?

Does my dog need any particular training before they can start doing agility?

Where do you train?

What times are the classes or courses & what spaces do you have?

Current Availability (as of 30 October 2024)

Beginners Taster Sessions & Courses (including Foundation):

1-2-1s

Novice classes and above (for experienced people)

What happens if you haven't got anything to offer me at the moment?

What do I need to do to get a place in a class?

Is there anything else I need to know before I apply to join a class with Quintor?

Attending our Classes

Payment Terms

Cancellations/Non-attendance

Class Standards and Conduct

What do I need to bring with me – for myself and my dog?

Join us!!

Get in touch!

A few photos from our archives....

Trusted friends....

Your pets are in safe hands!

Helping the homeless pets of South Devon

Rescue dogs and agility....

Animals in Distress

Quintor's work with Animals in Distress

Photos that capture the beauty and spirit of your precious pet

The home of a dog-centred care approach.

Breeders of beautiful collies, with fantastic temperaments!

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