Lisa Graham Agility

Instructor and Coach

Lisa’s approach to teaching is to make sure that in each class, students will learn something new, will improve their existing skills and will be reminded of just how much fun Agility can be.

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So excited and surprised to have not one but TWO dogs listed on the 3rd Quarter of 2025 Bad Dog Agility List! Qualifying runs are calculated for time/speed and breeds are ranked 1-10.
Darcy (10 yrs old and recently retired) is #5 in 16″ Preferred
Cassidy (3 yrs old) is #6 in 20″ Regular

Agility: A Great Fun Game
that I Play with My Dog

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Workshops

Private Lessons

Classes at Pets Behave

Workshops at your location!

If you are interested in hiring Lisa for a Workshop of any type/length, please click here to contact Lisa for available dates. Please list location, topics you would like, length of seminar (4 hour, full day, two day) and number of people/dogs who would like to attending. Suggested topics can be found here.

“I have been doing agility for a long time. However, I have learned more from Lisa in the past few months than I have in the previous 13 years.”

Tami Grinstead

Friend, Student, Owner of Head of the Class Agility

Ready to Take Agility to a New Level?

Be the Teammate
Your Dog Deserves!

Agility is a Team Sport. Take the Time and Make the Effort to Build Your Relationship.

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Dog Blog

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    Being honest about the Fat Dog Epidemic

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  • Taking a break

    Taking a break

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  • Heat exhaustion or heat stoke in dogs

    Heat exhaustion or heat stoke in dogs

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    What to look for, how to treat and suggestions for alternative physical and mental exercise No question, it’s hot. Oh … and it’s the middle of summer too which means heat, humidity (especially in NW Florida) and rain. Quickly passing rain showers then create a fabulous outdoor sauna. If sweating…

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