The sport of agility is comprised of a course set up of many different obstacles.  Agility is meant to be a fun, non-regimented sport, with a lot of spectator appeal.   Obstacles include jumps, tunnels, a dog walk, a see-saw or teeter, an A-frame and weave poles.  Agility is a sporting event in which one dog and one human work together so that the dog successfully navigates a series of obstacles arranged in a random course. The course is usually about 180 yards long and snakes around inside an area about 100 feet square. Each run is timed or scored to so that the goal is to complete the course in the highest score or the quickest time possible.

Pictures taken at the 1998 USASA National Specialty by David Lorenz of Bofelli