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Sandia EnchantMutts is a flyball club that has been around for a while but inactive over the last few years. We’re re-forming from almost the ground up. We are currently recruiting new members, so please contact us and see if this is the club for you and your dog! We’ll likely do other things together, as we grow, but right now our focus is flyball.
Our club really believes in positive training, inclusivity, teamwork and doing everything we can to help our dogs succeed in the ring.
Current brag: Our Kelpie, Cayenne, recently received her FMX. That’s not easy to do in the SW part of the US.
No one is required to compete–though we would love to have you join us. Coming out and spending a couple of hours with us, training your dog and helping us train ours is lots of fun, too.
We are a small, competitive flyball club in the San Francisco Bay Area dedicated to modern, safe flyball dog training and enhancing each canine/handler team’s potential. We love our sport dogs, we love engagement training, and we love fast flyball competitions!
Our members are active in dog sports and compete in multiple activities, including Agility, Dock Diving, Barn Hunt, Bikejoring, and Canicross. We are committed to safe training and work all our dogs through a clear, concise flyball foundations program, ensuring top performance and consistent flyball runs.
Our club loves racing and running fast lineups in west coast tournaments throughout CA, AZ, NV and CO. We love competing in Division 1 and hold numerous records in multiple regions.
We are a group of friends who love playing with our dogs. We are always looking for new friends to join our team!
Contact us on our FB page: https://www.facebook.com/N2NFlyball
Our club believes in positive, motivational training, including treats, toys, and most of all, PRAISE. The best part of our flyball club is the bond that is created between owner and their dog(s), as well as the friendships that are part of our club.
BOTC Flyball believes there is a place in Flyball for every dog, no matter the breed or speed. We believe in playing Flyball for FUN! – having fun as a team, with our local Flyball community and most importantly, having fun with our dogs!!
We are a small group of friends with a passion for the sport. Most of us train & compete in other sports together including: Obedience/Rally, Agility, Barn Hunt and Lure Coursing! We always encourage and cheer each other on, no matter what sport we are playing.
Reborn!
BOTC Flyball was registered with NAFA as club #31 on 3/15/1999, and remained active for over ten years before the program was discontinued at BOTC. After a ten year hiatus, five club members came together to breathe new life into the team. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the team was reborn!
We are currently a small club but, we are looking to grow! We do offer flyball classes twice a year (fall/winter & spring). Those interested in classes can reach us at botcflyball@gmail.com for information on the next class session.
Matsqui Flyball and Agility Club practices in Abbotsford, British Columbia. We hosted our first Flyball tournament in May 1991. We pride ourselves in creating an enjoyable team experience for dogs and handlers. As a result, our team has grown significantly in the past few years. We recruit and train throughout the year working with both rookie and experienced dogs and handlers. At MFAC our members range in age and we welcome Jr. Handlers to participate. Many of our members compete in other dog sports including dog agility, urban mushing, and nose work.
Our club presents demos for the public throughout the year. We especially like festival events such as Canada Day as many of our dogs love showing off, getting cheers, and meeting their fans. As much as we love to have fun, we also get serious about competing. We travel to tournaments throughout Western Canada and the USA to let the fur fly. Several of our team dogs have achieved their Grand Champion status.
Diamonds in the Ruff Flyball Club was founded in September 2001 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. We are a fun, enthusiastic group of people who come together to play a game that we and our dogs love – flyball!!
Diamonds in the Ruff is dedicated to improving the life of man’s best friend, the dog. By participating in Flyball, offering training classes, promoting responsible pet ownership, and engaging in community activities (including rescue events), we demonstrate the true passion and dedication we hold for this sport and man’s best friend. Diamonds in the Ruff also promotes the sport of Flyball by setting an example of team spirit, cohesiveness, and fun at both practice and at tournaments for all participants. We believe that it takes an entire village to train a flyball dog.
We advocate using positive reinforcement (reward-based training) and setting the dog up for success to teach our dogs. We reinforce desired behaviours with verbal, food and play rewards. This ensures that learning the sport is fun for both dog and handler! We do not use any form of punishment.
Finn & Sophie flying…
Diamonds in the Ruff does not support any form of Breed Specific Legislation. Flyball is a dog sport that any dog and handler should be able to participate in. Breed Specific Legislation DOES NOT protect people from dog bites or dangerous dogs. Only responsible pet ownership and holding owners response for their dog’s actions will change the statistics.
We love to socialize after tournaments, either at a restaurant or campsite and our snack table at tournaments is so good. We love escape rooms!! Our members are really creative and crafty with lots of home made items on our fantastic raffle tables including home made quilts! We have have awesome “pit crews” that are so efficient and maximize our warm up time at tournaments. We also promote the participation of our junior handlers.
We are the fastest team (14.730 sec) and the 1st club in Saskatchewan to run sub 15 seconds. Our club had the 1st dog to earn an ONYX in Saskatoon. His name was Lugnut (a Great Dane/Chesapeake Bay retriever mix). We have a very diverse range of breeds, sizes, and ages of dogs. We also host the largest flyball tournament in the prairies!
Our team practices on the weekend during the fall and winter and a weeknight during spring and summer. Practices are geared specifically to the individual dog, as well as team-specific training. Our training goals are geared towards excellence in techniques to enable dogs to succeed both safely and to the best of their abilities
We run classes during the fall and winter and are accepting new students and members at this time. Our classes include Relationship building and Sports Foundation, and Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Flyball. The Advanced class is geared specifically to dogs and owner who are considering competition. Contact us by email: diamondsflyball@gmail.com for more information.
The Blockade Runners were founded in Raleigh, North Carolina in 1996 by Mike Randall. Mike was originally with the Front Runners Flyball team, which is based out of Michigan. Mike Randall wrote the first NAFA Rule Book in 1985, and was also the first NAFA Executive Director.
Competing at the Coconut Classic
Being a team player is really important to the Blockade Runners Flyball Team! We have some rules:
While participation in practice, demos to the public and tournaments is not mandatory, having fun is!
No drama.
Positive dog training is a requirement – have fun with your dog!
Everyone has input into lineups and seed times for team, but once they are submitted, no whining!
Everyone is welcome to attend our practices! Regardless if you are new to the sport, or if you are already playing flyball with another team, everyone’s welcome. All dog breeds and mixes are also welcome. We do not charge for our practices. We have many years of experience, and can help you train your dog. We have chosen not to host classes that require payment as we simply enjoy the sport and don’t want to get into charging for training.
At the NAFA’s CanAm…the biggest tournament in the world!
Power UN-leashed Flyball Club practices at Twin Cities Obedience Training Club in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We are a small club that right now has seven Border Collies, an Australian Shepherd and four mixes. We are all great friends and enjoy participating in tournaments in Minnesota and Wisconsin. We’re in flyball for our dogs to have fun, and in return we have a BLAST!
The first title is a very important one!
We offer a six week class for $120. Contact us through our Facebook page and get started today.
Capital Flyers is one of the first and oldest flyball teams located in Silver Spring, Maryland. Our team was first started when after a trip to Texas, Neil Jennings found out what the wonderful game of flyball was all about. We started training our dogs shortly after that. Back then, we used tuna/cat food cans on the end of a wooden pole and the box had a small trigger plate on the front. Mind you this was in 1983, before outdoor lights and training facilities! Flyball boxes have come a long way since then. As the years have passed, we have had teams split off from Capital Flyers and No Speed Limit. Now there are 15 teams across Maryland and Virginia that play flyball.
Currently, we are looking for new members to create another team. As mentioned previously, we practice in Silver Spring, Maryland. Practice is held Saturday night at the Capital Dog Training Clubhouse (CDTC). Each session is eight weeks and costs $100 for non-CDTC members. For additional questions, please contact Dona Dwyer at ddildon@aol.com. More info about flyball as well as CDTC can be found on this website https://cdtc.org.
Tampa Bay Barkaneers was established in 2007 and is one of the longest running active clubs in Florida. We train at The Dog Training Club of St. Petersburg, St Petersburg, Florida.
Our goals has always been to have fun…and we do! Our members pull together, support each other and help each other to train and compete. Being a team is what makes flyball unique as a dog sport. It is this TEAMWORK that makes the Barkaneers such a great team!
Outside of the flyball lanes, we like our dogs to be versatile and members have earned titles in Agility, Conformation, Dock Diving, Obedience, Rally, FASTCat and Barn Hunt.
Tampa Bay Barkaneers in action!
We offer regular, weekly ‘Intro to Flyball’ Classes and our Team Flyball Practice is held on Sunday evenings. Contact us at the above links to find out times and confirm availability.
Arizona Supercharged Flyball promotes inclusivity and fun on our club – we are friends first, and work together to train and compete. We use the most up-to-date training methods to get the most out of all our dogs. Our club captains attend seminars consistently and also participate in online training with some of the top flyball competitors in North America.
Small dogs, large dogs, unusual breeds are all welcome – we currently have the following dog breeds on our club: Border Collie, Australian Shepherd, Jack Russell Terrier, Belgian Malinois, German Shepherd, Chihuahua, Shiba Inu, American Pit Bull Terrier and also sport bred mixes and rescued mixes. We often accept re-trains as well, and place a lot of emphasis on proper technique.
Flyball demo at an Arizona Rattlers Arena Football Game with another local club.
Our club enjoys scrimmages with other local clubs and hanging out outside of flyball. Other activities we enjoy together include team dinners, parties, game nights, dock diving, kayaking and disc. We attend all local tournaments and often travel to surrounding states 2-3 times a year as well.
Arizona Supercharged Flyball is celebrating over 10 years together! We are looking for goal-oriented people, who enjoy a team environment, that want to share in this fun, high-adrenaline sport with us, to send us a message or email. Contact us at our Facebook page listed above, or drop us an email to find out more about flyball and how to get started with lessons!
Small, medium, and large dogs are all welcome to enjoy the exciting sport of flyball!
Founded in 2002, Pawmetto Pack is a small flyball club looking to grow. Our positive-based training sessions include dogs at many different levels of learning at the same time. We welcome all breeds and sizes and really most enjoy our junior handlers – we foster a family atmosphere.
Many members of our Pack enjoy other sports and challenges with their dogs: field work, dock diving, disc, barn hunt, obedience, rally, agility and conformation. We also have certified therapy dogs in our club, visiting nursing homes and other facilities. Even though we have members in North Carolina and areas well outside Florence, we enjoy gathering together to support all our teammates and have fun.
We currently host the only tournaments in South Carolina, one in December and on in February. We regularly travel to tournaments in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia, and have participated in the NAFA-hosted October CanAm tournament in Indianapolis, Indiana, as well. Occasionally, a team member of two will travel to other eastern states to participate in tournaments.
Our mission is to have fun with our dogs and each other. We believe each dog and handler is an important part of our Club. We support each other throughout the positive training process and into the tournament setting. We celebrate each and every milestone our dog and handler teams reach – and have a lot of fun doing it! Our dogs steadily earn points to gain higher titles, but it’s the joy of the game and participating with each other that makes us winners! We are proud to say we have Iron Dogs (Ten consecutive years of running NAFA Flyball) as members of our Club!
We offer free demonstrations of this awesome sport to any and all that ask. We have provided demos to the Florence Humane Society, Health South (rehab facility), the River Jamboree at Lynches River State Park and Central United Methodist Church, as well as dog training facilities in Myrtle Beach and North Carolina, and the Santa Paws Dog Pageant at Grand Dunes in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Contact us at the pp.flyball@gmail.com if you’d like to learn more about Flyball and become part of our Pack!
Mutter Chaos Flyball Club has been Bringing The Chaos in Des Moines, Iowa (Region 21) since 2016. The philosophy of Mutter Chaos Flyball Club is to give our dogs an outlet for their abundance of energy, and have fun doing so. We strive for each handler and dog to perform at the best of their ability. We do not limit membership to those dogs who have the greatest potential – we’re open to all. Flyball can provide an outlet to dogs of any breed and skill level. The goal is to build a stronger relationship between handler and dog.
We have had a variety of pure breeds and rescue dogs run with our team, including Weimaraners, Australian Shepherds, Miniature Schnauzers, German Wirehair Pointers, German Shorthair Pointers, a Swedish Valhund, a Field Spaniel, Huskies, a Dutch Shepherd, Border Collies, and mixes. All are welcome!
Our club enjoys sharing our love of Flyball with the community. We have performed a number of Flyball demos in support of Puppy Up (Companions Against Cancer), the Great Iowa Pet Expo, and even on center ice (with carpets and mats) for the Iowa Wild Pucks N Paws Night in support of the Animal Rescue League.
Mutter Chaos humans and dogs enjoy a variety of activities together in addition to Flyball. In summer 2019, several of our dog/handler pairs earned a variety of Do More With Your Dog(R) trick titles. We also enjoy occasional backyard agility training, backyard flyball/dog romp sessions, and even doggie birthday parties. The humans also enjoy getting together for social activities such as corn mazes, game nights, ‘Friendsgiving’, and more.
Find us on Facebook @mutterchaosflyball or contact us at mutterchaos@gmail.com
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
Check out the NAFA Locator for contact info for clubs in this region. The Regional Director contact info can also be found there, and is a good resource for finding flyballers to get you started.
If you are a NAFA Flyball club that would like to be featured here, please email CC@flyball.org and/or fill out this form.
