Agility World was established in 2004, has grown from strength to strength and has now become one of the leading suppliers in the dog agility market. We currently supply some of the top brands in the UK, both for your dog and you. We have also expanded our range of custom-made products, exclusive for Agility World and found nowhere else in Europe!

Please feel free to browse our shop, read our blog and view our Facebook page or visit our trade stand which can be found throughout the year at KC and unaffiliated dog agility shows. Why not check our social media posts for a complete list of shows and come and meet our friendly, knowledgeable team in 2025

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Thank you for visiting Agility World and we hope to see you at an event or two throughout the coming year.

Sam Clarke
Managing Director, Agility World

Our People - who we sponsor in 2024

We are really proud to be able to sponsor some fantastic agility professionals and some rising stars - find out more about them here.

Stacey Irwin-Burns - sponsored by Agility World since 2017

I started agility back in 2009 with my first dog Pixie. She was an incredible first dog who took me from Grade 1 to Grade 7. She is the reason I am hooked on the sport. My next competitive dog was Sam, who was trained and run by my mum until he reached grade 5 when I took over. Sam is a dog in a million and has made so many dreams of mine come true. He has won every UK final at least once, competed for our country on many occasions and won several medals (all of which are listed below). Then we have Rapid, he hasn’t had the smoothest of agility journeys with major setbacks with injuries to his toes, but he has come back fighting fit and managed to win a medal for his country at his very first international this year. The newest addition to the team is Frenzy; she arrived from Austria in October and has certainly lived up to her name. She is a super cool little dog and I am very much looking forward to our journey together.

Below is a list of our biggest achievements to date:

Winner of the 2015 Small Olympia Stakes Final with Sam
UKA Masters Grand Final winner 2015 with Sam
Crufts British Open Winner 2016 with Sam
2017 IFCS World Championships Snooker Gold medallist with Sam
2017 IFCS World Championships Jumping Gold medallist with Sam
2017 IFCS World Championships Team Bronze medallist with Sam
2018 WAO World Agility Open Championships Overall Games Bronze medallist with Sam
2019 IFCS World Championships Jumping Gold medallist with Sam
2019 WAO World Agility Open Championships Overall Games Gold medallist with Sam
2022 IFCS World Championships Gamblers Bronze medallist with Rapid
Won 1 Championship ticket with Pixie, 4 Reserve Championship Tickets with Sam and 1 Reserve Championship ticket with Boo

Brea Sargent - sponsored by Agility World since 2021

I started my Agility journey in 2015, at the time I was competing in Flyball with my Border Collie Monkey. I was looking for a new addition to compete in Flyball and Lexi found me. She was quite a poorly puppy, there were times when we weren’t sure if she would even survive but we took each day as it came and she gradually got stronger and stronger.

It was evident pretty early on that Flyball wasn’t the sport for her so we decided to try Agility. Being a Staffordshire Bull Terrier x Whippet that didn’t start in Agility until over a year old, our Agility journey hasn’t been at all straightforward, to say the least! Lex has taken me to Discover Dogs for the Starters Final and qualified for The Agility Club Starters Final but more than the results, she’s taught me huge amounts.

This will more than likely be her last competitive season but whatever happens, I know she will love retirement! Because of Lex, I completely fell in love with Staffordshire Bull Terriers and started looking for my next puppy. After waiting for 3 years, Shrimp (aka Quinlent Missing Link) entered our lives. She came over from Holland in February 2021 at 17 weeks old and our journey started. She had her first full competing season in 2023 and finished the year in Grade 4. We are hoping to be able to qualify for the Crufts Novice final this year but with our twin sons due to be born in January, this may be put on hold! Fingers crossed we will be back out competing soon as I’m sure I’ll be missing the competition buzz!