Does your dog enjoy running through the fields and the forest? Would you like the opportunity to expand your communication skills with your dog? Consider Agility training. Here in the Lower Mainland there are numerous agility groups one can join. 
If you or your dog are just beginning look for a club that has a good foundations class. Trust me, the wrong intro to an obstacle can have lasting adverse effects. 
Perhaps check out a trials competition, talk to the competitors from different clubs. Ask what it is they like about their clubs. Watch the competition for a while, yes, you and your dog can do it also.  Quincy was four years old when we started agility, I remember the joy when we could do multiple obstacles in a row. Or, when we ran a full course with not one verbal prompt!  Check it out.  http://www.aac.ca/en/clubs/main/

If you have a work in the canine world and have taken a DOGSAFE Level One course, and it's still current, you can request permission to display the widely recognized logo. Simply fill in the form and send it into DOGSAFE's head office. 




 http://www.dogsafe.ca/logoagreement.html
Your instructor will then be given the go ahead to send you the logo. 
***In addition, you business can be listed on DOGSAFE's home page as being certified. Great advertising all around!!
All of my last seven graduates work in the canine industry in some way, soon you'll see them listed here :) http://www.dogsafe.ca/findapro.html